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Nov
9
7:00 PM
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The Nationwide End the Fed rally is only a few weeks away (Nov 22) and we are working on plans. At this month's monthly meeting we will review some of the history and economics behind the Fed and the movement to end it and we will also brief you on plans for the rally and get your ideas and input. We are on the verge of a huge success with the the Audit the Fed legislation but we are also being challenged by opponents who are trying to gut the audit provisions. We need to turn up the heat. Come down and get involved.
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5 Yes
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Oct
12
7:00 PM
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4 attended (est.) –
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John O'Hara is the second New Yorker ever to be tried and convicted for the crime of voting once in an election. The first was Susan B. Anthony. O'Hara committed the supposed crime of registering and voting from his girlfriend's address, where he was living at the time, instead of his "permanent residence." In reality, his real crime was having the temerity to field candidates for election against the Brooklyn Democratic political machine. After three trials (triple jeopardy) and nine appeals, O'Hara was convicted of a felony, fined $20,000, sentenced to 1,500 hours of community service, and disbarred as an attorney. (Meanwhile, the political boss and long-time district attorney who convicted him, Charles Hynes, is registered to vote from the Brooklyn Municipal Building.) Visit the Free John O'Hara website: http://www.freejohno hara.com Sign the petition asking Governor Paterson to pardon John O'Hara: Watch Jim Lesczynski interview John O'Hara on Hardfire:
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Oct
10
8:30 AM
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7 attended (est.) –
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On Saturday, October 10, 2009, the Columbia University Libertarians will host the 2009 New York Students For Liberty conference. From 8:30 am - 8:30 pm, the conference will feature a full day of speakers from the national liberty movement, including Students For Liberty, and serve as a forum for learning from experts in fields ranging from economics to history, meeting libertarian leaders and activists, discussing current issues, and sharing advice on best practices for advancing the cause of liberty on campus. The conference is open to both students and non-students and free for those registering before September 21st. For more information and to register, go to www.politicalconferences.org/2008/10/ivy-league-alliance-conference.
Begun in 2008, Students For Liberty is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization whose mission is to provide a unified, student-driven forum of support for students and student organizations dedicated to liberty. To learn more and support this rapidly growing organization, please visit www.studentsforliberty.org."
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Columbia Univerity. TIC - Lerner Hall
New York,
NY, 10027
40.807381,-73.964485
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7 Yes
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Sep
20
6:00 PM
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3 attended (est.) –
No rating yet
Come for the premiere screening of the feature film 'For Liberty'. Attendees will have an opportunity to have a Q&A with the filmmakers after the screening. Special guests will be in attendance with a "Liberty Celebrity" speaker before the showing to be announced later. In other words, get there early and prepare for an evening of conversation and a wonderful movie about...us, the grassroots! Go to http://www.forlibertymovie.com/ to see excerpts of the film and trailers. Run time is just under two hours. $12 @ the door | $10 pre-sale
Buy Tickets online http://forlibertymovie.eventbrite.com/ *DVD's will be available for purchase along with activism packs
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Anthology Film Archives
New York,
NY, 10003
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3 Yes
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Sep
14
7:00 PM
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10 attended (est.) –
5.001
Manhattan Libertarian Monthly Meeting with
CJ Maloney on A human Experiment - "Arthurdale and the New Deal"
For a time from the initial birth of the town in 1934, Arthurdale was the epicenter of the New Deal, the Roosevelt Administration’s showpiece for what could be done for the common man. It was the first and most lavishly appointed of all the Subsistence Homesteads, a rather small New Deal program with the big goal of redistributing "excess" population from one area to another, the hoped for end result would be a "new American," living a communal life that would be a vast improvement on our country’s traditional individualism. C.J. Maloney lives and works in New York City. He is currently writing a book on Arthurdale, West Virginia during the New Deal. He blogs for Liberty & Power on the History News Network website.
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10 Yes
4 Maybe
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Aug
10
7:00 PM
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11 attended (est.) –
4.001
The Consequences of Rent Regulation in New York City.
Almost 1,000,000 apartments in New York are subject to some type of rent control. This entrenched system has been a way of life for both landlords and tenants for over sixty years. But does it achieve its stated purpose of enhancing real estate development and providing affordable housing for New York residents? What are both the intended and unintended effects of price controls in housing? Who are the true beneficiaries of the system?
Mark Axinn is a partner in a boutique real estate law firm, specializing in co-op and condominium development and representation. He has argued in all courts from the landlord and tenant parts in Queens to the Court of Appeals in Albany. He was also an arbitrator in the small claims part in the Bronx in the 1990's. Mark is Vice Chair of the New York Libertarian Party and Secretary-Treasurer of its Manhattan chapter.
We hope to see you on August 10 at 7:00 p.m. for a lively discussion of this important topic.
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10 Yes
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Aug
5
7:00 PM
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300 attended (est.) –
5.002
UPDATE! We have confirmation that U.S. Congressman Scott Garrett, Peter Schiff and Adam Kokesh will be at the fundraiser. GREAT NEWS! Due to the overwhelming demand from Tri-State and Pennsylvania meetup groups, we overbooked our previous venue and have moved this event to the world famous Webster Hall.
Dr. Rand Paul, son of former Presidential Candidate Congressman Ron Paul, will be in New York on Wednesday August 5th to make a MAJOR announcement regarding the Kentucky 2010 Senate Race.
Afterwards, The NYC Campaign for Liberty will be throwing a Fundraiser in Dr. Rand Paul's honor with a personal meet & greet with Rand in person. There will be a 3-tier donation system as follows;
$25 for "Friends of Rand Paul"
$50 for "Patron's of Rand Paul"
$100 for "Benefactors of Rand Paul" Benefactors will recieve a Constitution Autographed by both Dr. Rand & Dr. Ron Paul, as well as an individual photo with Rand. Please join us in support of a fellow Freedom Fighter and the next U.S. Senator of Kentucky, Rand Paul on Wednesday at Webster Hall.
Cost:
$25.00
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Webster Hall
New York,
NY, 10003
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20 Yes
3 Maybe
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Jul
19
5:30 PM
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50 attended (est.) –
5.001
We need to harness the momentum of the Federal Reserve Transparency Act and reignite the message of individual liberty, sound money and a non-interventionist foreign policy beginning with our own precincts, districts and New York City.
Please join us Sunday, July 19 at 5:30 pm to contribute your ideas and get involved locally with the NYC Campaign for Liberty.
Steven Vasquez (CFL State Coordinator) will be there to help us plan
short, medium and long terms goals
strategies to build a solid movement within NYC
ways of communicating our message to New Yorkers
This meeting will give us all the opportunity to better acquaint ourselves with each other, exchange ideas and coordinate actions. The location is not yet decided though Bowery Bar and East Ukrainian Restaurant are possible venues.
We need to mobilize more liberty-minded people in New York City and we would LOVE to work with others to make that happen!
RSVP by July 15 via email/telephone to:
JobeyerAhmed@gmail.com/347.414.6660
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SideBar
New York,
NY, 10003
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Jul
13
7:00 PM
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Bring New York's Troops Back Home CJ Maloney on the Illegality of sending the State National Guard and Reserves to Iraq. During the battles along Canada’s Niagara front at the opening of the War of 1812, an American invading army under General van Rensselaer had to fight at severely reduced strength because “most of the New York militiamen refused to cross the river, insisting on their legal right to remain on American soil”, leaving his force instantly down 2,300 men. Shortly following, in a campaign along the upper Niagara River, it was the turn of Pennsylvania’s militiamen to refuse to cross out of American soil. By ordering New York’s military to the Middle East, the federal level has clearly overstepped her bounds. During the War of 1812, New York’s sons who had pledged themselves to defend her liberty refused to leave American soil. Our political leaders in Albany should take time to recall the courage, patriotism, and love of the Constitution that went into their decision – and emulate it. CJ Maloney is a frequent columnist for Mises.Org, LewRockwell.com, and Anti-War.com. He also writes under "Cyd Malone". Mr. Maloney has worked on Wall Street for over a decade and graduated from NYU Stern. A registered Democrat, he lives and works in New York City.
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Jul
13
7:00 PM
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7 attended (est.) –
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How free is FREE ENTERPRISE on the Internet? See how a fundamental breakdown in NET NEUTRALITY prevents you from using Internet Top Level Domains that have been around for years. Did you know that every domain name registration is taxed? -- and not by any government -- by a California based corporation! Internet Top Level Domain Name Pioneer and entrepeneur Paul Garrin speaks on his experience in starting up NAME.SPACE and its journey from creating new Top Level Domains and his long battle to bring them to market. More information: http://registerNYC.net
bio: http://pg.mediafilter.org
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Ukrainian East Village Restaurant
New York,
NY, 10003
40.728832,-73.987030
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7 Yes
5 Maybe
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