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Evironmental & Economic Fraud

This particular area of the Take Back Kentucky web site is devoted to what may well be the biggest fraud ever perpetrated upon the American people. Yes, we have the Federal reserve and other programs but this is probably the…

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KMA is planning a trip to visit our Congressional Delegation July 28th – 30th

A lot will be happening in Washington DC shortly and the KMA is planning a trip to visit our Congressional Delegation July 28th – 30th. If you have some time off work and can go to DC for a few…

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PASS ACT/S1261 TESTIMONY TODAY

I receive a lot of updates from Mark Lerner of the Stop REAL ID Coalition that have a lot of good information in them; however, sometimes it is easier for you guys if I just summarize it for you.

Mark did…

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Freedom 21 Conference

The voting for Freedom Heroes is over with Charles Key, Oklahoma State Representative winning

in the elected officials category and Take Back Kentucky’s Norman Davis winning in

the non-elected officials race. This may be viewed at: http://www.youdontsay.org/Freedomheroes/Freedomheroes.htm


The first ever Freedom’s Heroes Awards will be…

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Citizens Tip Line

This group will be at the July 18th Take back Kentucky meeting in E-town

Dear Members of Take Back Kentucky,

It is our pleasure to introduce you to one of Louisville’s newest citizen action tools, the Independent Citizen Tip Line monitoring Louisville…
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U.S. House Committee Moves Surface Transportation Bill

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2 July 2009

Contact: Jeff Hennie, MRF Vice President of Government Relations jeff@mrf.org

U.S. House Committee Moves Surface Transportation Bill

The Motorcycle Riders Foundation (MRF) has learned that,…
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HR 1207 Audit The Federal Reserve

Kentucky Congressmen Geoff Davis, Ed Whitfield and Brett Guthrie have signed on to the below bill to have the Federal Reserve audited.

Congressmen Hal Rogers, John Yarmuth and Ben Chandler have not signed on to this bill.

The Federal Reserve has never…
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Ted Kennedy Bill Could Send Your Gun Info Into A Massive Federal Database

Original Article: http://gunowners.org/a061609.htm

Ted Kennedy Bill Could Send Your Gun Info Into A Massive Federal Database

– And you could be forced to spend $13,000 of your own money toward this effort!

Tuesday, June 16, 2009

At long last, Teddy Kennedy has partially revealed…

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Tennessee Tyranny: Fingerprinting During Routine Traffic Stops

According to the folks from CMT/ABATE of Tennessee this bill was pulled and is apparently dead. We have left it here in order to let everyone know the audacity of these people. Also, you can look for this type of…
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Nonsense Masquerading as Science: The Motorcycle Crash Causation Study

By Warren Woodward

The single most important development in motorcycle safety in the U.S.”, “undertaken by the Oklahoma Transportation Center, an independent and well-respected research facility” – these are the kinds of words used to describe or, more accurately, hype the…
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Our Mission

Our mission is to preserve the God given rights that were recognized by the constitutions of Kentucky and the United States of America. It is our goal and mission to preserve the rights and sovereignty of Kentucky under our system of dual sovereignty.

It is our goal to place the Government of the people of Kentucky, Kentucky State Government, between the people of Kentucky and the federal monster that grows in size and power continually.

We feel it is the duty and responsibility of the state government to protect its people and its interests with the resources given by the people of the state in the form of taxes against federal encroachment.

The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled time and time again that the states are not branches of the federal government and are to protect the individuals of the states. The court has said it is the duty of the state to do so. We concur!

We feel that the only way to be successful in this endeavor is to build coalitions of like minded organizations and individuals. Through working together we have a chance to be successful whereas the individual appears to have little if any voice in government today. Through educating the public on the issues and exposing the voting records of our elected officials as well as participation in the election process we intend to acheive the above.