Minuteman walk across America to deliver Petition's. can sign online?
370326
You americans and your minuteman. Quit the crap. The inmigrants only do those jobs you snob americans(not all of you) don't want to do. And anyway, you all "americans" are inmigrants anyway, the only real americans are the indians that you keep in resevoirs. Imagine how your economy would be without all the latins that clean your floors, and do your harvesting and work their butts off for a penny or two? All your vigilantes should find a real job and stop killing people just beacuse they are trying to make an honest living and trying to live the american dream. The same reason the ancestors of those vigilantes inmigrated to the US.
370065
Well it depends get as many signatures as you can the more the better then go to a meeting in your city and lay it out for all to see then work your way up to the white house if you got to...
1105703
i'll help out! i'll sign it!!!
53805
Petition, petition, petition. Find out how many signatures will be required to get the attention of the local government. Also go the the City/County clerks office and ask who to see about making your views known. In some cases the Mayor or head of the local government may see you and see if you have any suggestions on what else could be done about it, but the more backing you have the greater your chances are of getting something out of it.
1036517
can you elaborate more? do you mean those signatures in forums?
484289
1. Contact the administrative office of your local government.  \n  \n2.   Verify that your cause for petition falls under its jurisdiction. You might need to petition on a county or state level. Have the office direct you to the department that handles matters related to your cause.  \n  \n3.   Request petition guidelines. Find out how many signatures you need and whether your petition needs approval before being circulated.  \n  \n4.   Use the guidelines to write a short summary of your cause. People won't stick around to read something long, so make it simple and to the point. A good example might be, "We, the citizens of the city of Mapleton, petition the city to install a four-way stop sign at the intersection of Main Street and Palm Drive. Drivers typically speed through this busy intersection at 35 mph or more while our children are trying to cross on their way to school."  \n  \n5.   Read over your summary carefully. Make sure it (1) describes the situation, (2) suggests what is needed and (3) explains why it is needed.  \n  \n6.   Divide the petition page, with the summary at the top, into four columns with a ruler. Label the columns: Name, Address, Phone Number and Signature. Allow plenty of room for the Address column.  \n  \n7.   Label more pages accordingly or make copies of your original. Make sure you have enough pages for the number of signatures you need.  \n  \n8.   Secure the papers to a clipboard. Attach a pen to the clipboard.  \n  \n9.   Go out and get those signatures! Make sure all signers are registered voters.  \n  \nGood luck!
697277
walk briskly to the off licence
594635
Who is the petition to would be my first question - Congress, the president?\nThe other advice here is good. \nFirst rule: keep it simple. No more than two or three sentences, max. Something basic like "We, the undersigned, urge Congress to support the ratification of the UN Convention..."\nAnd the other thing is having a core group of people willing to circulate the petition. If you have a group in the area that will help you, use them.\n\nGood luck, and hope you succeed. We have been dragging our heels on this treaty for way too long.
1041051
A petition really has to do with persuasion.  A better way to go would have been to RAISE MONEY.  This school probably does not have AC because they dont have the money to buy it (no offense of course!!!  :)  ).  I would suggest a car wash or selling lemonade, and go to the princible with THAT....  good luck!  :)
568389
http://www.minutemanhq.com/hq/index.php
1053546
you could sign them and you won't get in trouble. these petitions are just material for polls to see how many people support which issues. \nthe only bad outcome could be that some senator was trying to see how many votes he would get if he stood up for some issue and then you didn't vote for him. it's no big deal, but it might encourage petitions to stand up for what you believe in.
987857
Yes, there's one in my city.  For ursurping the sovergnty of the United States of America, our Congress has divided us, misrepresented us, has weakened the United States, has set us on a course to extinguish the American citizen, has taken aim against our Eagle, and her spirit cries out against their tyranny.\n\nI beleive the minutemen the first of such organizations for informed citizens.  When you pass laws against your nation and for and above the soverengty of another, it's citizens have been aggreiged, and shall not stand.\n\nI pledge allience to the Flag of Mexico which flys over the United States of America and to the tyranny for which it stands, multinationational, without God's approval, divisible, with unjust laws and injustice for all.\n\nWe had all hang together, for surely we will hang separately\n-Ben Franklin
324573
that is crazy...do people actually do it? i will for sure be signing your petition. that is just absurd!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
230937
You question isn’t really clear on what you want to do.\n\nAny citizen has the right of petition, for reference check the first article of the Bill of Rights.  \n\nAny citizen nominate (through support signatures if nothing else) any one they wish.\n\nAmending (I assume city codes) are normally done with the support of at least one council member.  However, any citizen can attend city council meetings and propose any amendment to city codes that they wish to propose.\n\nWhat you didn’t ask is how to develop a viable support group for such an effort.  Just because you petition, nominate, or propose amendments, doesn’t mean that this will work.  It is your efforts to develop support that will win the day and this could take years.
279801
Go to your County Election Office and tell them what you want to do.  They should have official form samples for you to use when writing your petition.  \n\nThey will also explain the procedures and the number of signatures required for what you are doing.\n\nThen just go get your signatures.
175188
You can go to the aclu's website they are always looking for signatures to sign petitions, they provide names and numbers of the congressional represntatives for you to write to and even provide preprinted concerns that you can edit, they also provide resources like video and literature to assist individuals who would like to organize like minded concerned citizens in their own community also check out kpfk .org and uprising.org websites and read the archives and look at the links or volunteer links from kpfk's site you will find many different groups fighting for their rights or causes in different ways I do not share the same views or interests with some of these groups however we all share the common goal of protecting our rights.
950786
Sign on the dotted line!  They will instruct  you from there!