Take back the beach
Our "Take Back the Beach" Protest is scheduled for Sunday August 8th @5:30 PM. The meetup spot is just adjacent to the Coney Island Pier on the beach (near Keyspan Park, betw. W 16th & W. 19th Sts.). I hope it will be a fun way to introduce people to what we are trying to sell (liberty, responsibility, free enterprise, etc).

So far the plan is as follows:

1. Set up our big yellow banner, either with stakes or with people who don't wish to get wet
2. Distribute literature in the surrounding area detailing our purposes
3. Enter the water and encourage others to join us
4. Refuse to leave when the buggies come around
5. Attempt to collect emails/names of potential converts

See Damon Root's excellent coverage of our Atlantic Yards event on his Reason magazine blog.

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The Brooklyn Libertarian Party organizes events such as speakers, authors presenting their books, and locally-based political activism. Our by-laws require us to hold an annual meeting and we additionally meet to endorse candidates running for office on the Libertarian ticket in Brooklyn. We would like to see a full Libertarian ticket in Brooklyn for all offices for every election. The more the voter sees "Libertarian" as an option in the voting booth the more they will become accepting of a viable alternative to the two main statist and special interest parties in the USA.

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Some Brooklyn libertarians at the city-wide Libertarian nominating meeting in Manhattan on May 11, 2009.