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Topic started on 24-6-2009 @ 07:11 PM by MysterE
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With as many as 20,000 people attendance, the Atlanta Tea Party on April 15 was one of the largest and most successful Tea Parties in the country. The
Atlanta Tea Party on July 4, 2009 had been expected to be just as large. Unfortunately, plans have changed. Simon Property Group has forced the
cancellation of the Atlanta Tea Party
From this article
July 4 Atlanta Tea Party Cancelled by Democrat Billionaire
The Atlanta Tea Party was forced to cancel it's Independence Day celebration in Gwinnett, after losing it's location due to the objection of
Gwinnett Place Mall (a Simon company.) The Tea Party had been scheduled to take place in the parking lot of the old Macy's building at Gwinnett Place
since March.
From this article
www.atlantateaparty.net...
This is a disgrace! We should boycott all simon malls. Have a look at how the owner of simon malls is connected to the democratic party
Following the money, connecting the dots:
Gwinnett Place Mall shut down the Atlanta Tea Party.
Simon Property Group owns Gwinnett Place Mall.
Melvin Simon (a Forbes 400 billionaire) is Co-chairman of Simon Property Group, Inc.
Melvin Simon has provided large political contributions to Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton, Al Franken, John Edwards, the DNC and many other Democrats
and Democrat organizations.
Melvin Simon was a major contributor to Barack Obama inaugural committee and has given at least $1 million to the William J. Clinton foundation.
Melvin's wife, Bren, personally donated almost $100,000 to various political candidates, was a fundraiser for Hillary Clinton's presidential bid,
and contributed to President Obama's inaugural committee.
Don't give up the fight Atlanta!
-E-
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reply posted on 24-6-2009 @ 07:59 PM by weedwhacker
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reply to post by MysterE
Interesting find, Myster...
However, We should boycott all simon malls.
is likely to do more harm to the lessors EDIT: oops, I mix those up...meant "lessees"!
of the retail spaces than to the Simon Corporation.
I'm not arguing for nor against the Partisan issue here, just thinking out loud.....
My guess is another venue, upon hearing the news, will step up.
[edit on 6/24/0909 by weedwhacker]
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reply posted on 24-6-2009 @ 08:02 PM by Vitchilo
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You should do it anyways. Permits for protesting is a stupid concept and those should be abolished.
Of course when ACORN want to protest, they ALWAYS have a permit... when you protest FOR the republicans or the democrats, you're supported... but
when you see the scam and you protest against both and the real ennemy of the country, the FED, then, you are denied.
We don't live in a free country.
I suggest you go protest there anyway.
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reply posted on 24-6-2009 @ 08:07 PM by titorite
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Simon is a very big mall chain . Very easy to boycott. I have worked for stores inside simon malls before.... I have no loyalty to the mall...
More then that just because the mall withdraws its support and a billionare cares more about money this does not stop the movement. Be strong, Be
willing, be up for anything. So we have been thrown a curve ball so what. Let this not stop you..
PROTEST AMERICA!
PROTEST
If you see nothing wrong then stay home and watch tv. Enjoy your security and televised peace.
But if you see a problem, I if feel things are wrong, If you believe the USof A needs to make a fundamental change in its principles for the
betterment of liberty and mankind then get outside on July 4th and scream from the highest hilltop THAT THERE IS A PROBLEM.
and be ready to do what ever is required to fix it!
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reply posted on 24-6-2009 @ 08:13 PM by kinda kurious
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Am I the only one who finds the irony in the fact that an Anti-Tax group would initially consider a protest supported at a mall?
Further irony, they will protest in a Public park paid for by....you guessed it...taxes. 
And that the Mall owns the surrounding "private property."
What about their property rights? Against those too?
20,000 angry protestors = recipe for lawsuit.
Not to mention the source for this rubbish is a right wing blog.
Political baiting much?
Hot dog anyone?
Regards...KK
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reply posted on 24-6-2009 @ 08:26 PM by Grayelf2009
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Good find. It seems to me they are worried that these TeaParties are gonna be larger and have more coverage. Backing out of deal like that shows who
side he is on. Taking notes we are NWO.
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reply posted on 24-6-2009 @ 08:32 PM by weedwhacker
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reply to post by kinda kurious
KK,  !
Not to mention the source for this rubbish is a right wing blog.
Well, since you did mention it, let's me get something off my chest that was eating me, despite my pledge to stay non-Partisan: The blogger
needs a lesson in remedial apostrophe use. Sorry, pet peeve...
OK, carry on, flame throwers at ready!
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reply posted on 24-6-2009 @ 08:47 PM by MysterE
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Originally posted by kinda kurious
Not to mention the source for this rubbish is a right wing blog.
Political baiting much?
I don't think the fact that this is being reported on a "right wing blog" changes the fact that their venue has been cancelled by a proven
democratic supporter. You say "political baiting", but i'm not a republican, I just happen to HATE the amount of money the current administration,
which happens to be democratic, is spending. I was just as pissed when Bush started this mess.
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