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Picketing began at Fulton County Georgia Courthouse on Tuesday, January 31, 2012.
The Georgia members of GRIP — Government Reform & Integrity Platform — position themselves outside each entrance to the courthouse collecting signatures.
The results of this effort will be evaluated to determine if the GRIP Steering Committee wants to propose weekly protests and petitioning at courts nationwide….
The petitions simply ask folks to say “we want government officials to tell the truth and support the rights we were all granted in the Constitution and the Bill of Rights!”
Information will be distributed to direct those who pass by to the GRIP website.
We hope to gather a lot of signatures and meet people when they are upset about the legal system and the judicial system. We hope this will result in more recruits to join the effort. We may ultimately picket and petition every weekday. This will send an important message duirng this election year.
Here is the Petition Form. Please print out copies, and carry these with you every day. Please set a goal to get at least six signatures every day.
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William M. Windsor
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