Betrayal of the Constitution: an Expose of the Neo-Con Agenda - Presentation in Albany NY

PRESS RELEASE
Albany, NY

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:

JOHN F. McMANUS, President of the John Birch Society, will visit the Capital Region of New York State on Monday, May 2nd, to speak before an expected standing-room only crowd of 400+ people at the Marriott Hotel, at 189 Wolf Road, Colonie, N.Y. The title of his presentation is "Betrayal of the Constitution: an expose of the Neo-Conservative Agenda."

Mr. McManus is the author of numerous books and articles and is also the publisher of the 'New American Magazine.' His written and spoken words have helped many Americans throughout the country understand the threats to the people's Liberty and way of life.

In his presentation, Mr. McManus will expose the neo-conservative agenda and point out their attempts to derail the Tea Party movement and its political successes. Mr. McManus believes that "Americans must be made aware that neo-conservativism is a deadly enemy of our nation." and that the American people "must be steered toward the U.S. Constitution as the nation's standard."

Mr. McManus will answer such questions as:

1. What is neoconservativism and who are its founders?
2. How did neoconservatives seize the real conservative, constitutionalist movement?
3. What media outlets present the neoconservative message?
4. What neoconservatives are part of the Council on Foreign Relations? and
5. Who are likely neoconservative Presidential candidates for 2012?


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Location: Marriott Hotel, 189 Wolf Road, Colonie, NY (Albany area)
Time: Begins at 7:30PM

The presentaton is being sponsored by the American Opinion Education Committee as well as several local Capital District Chapters of the John Birch Society.

CONTACT PERSON:

To arrange interview (in person or via telephone) with Mr. McManus or for additional information.

John Wallace
143 Longview Drive
Chatham, New York 12037
Tel: 518-392-7062
Email: john@GrayRider.com
Skype: thegrayrider

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