PRESENTATIONS WE WILL BE ENJOYING WILL BE ANNOUNCED.

Last year we enjoyed:

• Dr. Greg Belcher talking on outreach opportunities and procedures-- what you can do, some proven ways of doing them, what to expect and how and when to follow up and/or move on.

• Oakland County, Michigan, Circuit Court Judge Michael Warren, author of 'America's Survival Guide' and co-founder of PatriotWeek.org, gave a rousing presentation on the critical importance of citizen activism on behalf of liberty and the rule of law.

• Brian Wright, co-founder of the Michigan Libertarian Party and early Free State Project activist explained the natural harmony of CtC's revelations about the tax and the law generally with the libertarian ethic and political principle, and how the former produces practical implementation of the latter into American public policy.

• Professor Harry C. Veryser, chairman of Walsh College's Department of Economics and Finance, associate scholar at the Ludwig von Mises Institute and author of 'It Didn't Have To Be This Way' taught a comprehensive introduction to Austrian economic reasoning and analysis.

• Shane Trejo, Michigan State Coordinator for the Tenth Amendment Center spoke on nullification and other Tenth Amendment and general Constitutional issues.

• Katie Hendrickson, former Communication Coordinator for AFP Michigan (Americans for Prosperity) instructed the gathering on the how-tos of the use of "social media" for word-spreading and excitement-generation about CtC's liberating message.

Additional topics included:

• The legal and political history of the income tax;

• The nature of the American Constitutional and legal structure overall;

• The principles and procedures at play in an accurate, educated filing;

• Effective presentation in an administrative and legal contest;

• Dealing with "legacy" filing (or non-filing) issues;

• The powers and principles of the common-law grand jury.

MAKE YOUR PLANS NOW-- YOU DON'T WANT TO MISS THIS YEARS EVENTS!

Please keep in mind that the Symposium will immediately precede the Eighth Annual Declaration Day Party. All symposium attendees are invited to the party, with which we will close a wonderful several days of community gathering, sharing, learning and growing.

THIS IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO GET YOUR QUESTIONS ANSWERED, TO MEET FELLOW MEMBERS OF OUR UNIQUE COMMUNITY OF EDUCATED ACTIVISTS, AND TO GET YOUR SPIRIT ENERGIZED!

SO, MARK YOUR CALENDARS AND MAKE YOUR PLANS to be part of these important events in SE Michigan July 2nd, 3rd and 4th!

This year's Symposium venue will be announced soon.

Available area accommodations, all of which will be convenient to the Symposium venue, include the following (prices shown are just book prices for comparative purposes):

To cover the costs of the venue and related expenses, there will be a $20 per-person charge to attend. Seating will be limited and by reservation only. Reserve your seats now by sending payment to Peter Hendrickson, 232 Oriole Rd., Commerce Twp., Michigan 48382.

Bookmark this page-- details of speakers, schedule and venue will be updated here periodically.