August 02, 2005
The Price of Liberty is proud to share the first photos sent to us demonstrating the use of the Culpepper flag in this movement.

Photos provided by Nathan Barton

"If you are opposed to the recent decision by the SCOTUS "erasing any significant difference between public and private property" in this nation, you are urged to print out, in black-and-white or color, this sign (see section below), and put it on your house, your car, your place of business, the gate to your house, farm or ranch, and to encourage as many people as possible to do the same, to show your solidarity with the 15 families in New London, and thousands more families and businesses across this nation, who are having their property stolen for "public use" for whatever puny justification local or other tyrants can come up with.

DO NOT PUT THIS SIGN UP UNLESS YOU ARE WILLING TO FOLLOW THROUGH ON WHAT IT SAYS. But if you believe that liberty and our American way of life are more important than "economic development," big corporations, higher tax revenues, or convenience, then we ask you to join all of us in the June 23rd Coalition to fight against this barbaric act of tyranny."

This is NOT an attempt to overthrow the United States or any State government, but rather is an attempt to restore and protect the Constitution from "counterrevolutionaries" who threaten it covertly, but increasingly openly.

Here is another suggestion for action, especially over the coming holiday.

NATIONAL PROTEST: To show solidarity with other property owners around the country, we’re suggesting folks do something simple on Independence Day:

Fly a Gadsden ("Don't Tread on Me") flag, post a sign (e.g., “Hands Off My Home,” “Thou Shalt Not Steal,” “Develop, Don’t Destroy”) in your window or join your local Independence Day celebration, or anything else you think would work, making sure to highlight the abuse of eminent domain. ...Homemade signs are the best.

We would appreciate your feedback! Please tell us what you did and, if possible, the reactions of your neighbors and even the local government. Confidentiality will be maintained for those who request it, of course, but the more we can publish, the more we will encourage others to join us in this action.

Susan Callaway, Editor

Gadsen Flag

Culpepper Ensign flag

Another Culpepper flag