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President Bush to Host North American Leaders' Summit
As he noted in his State of the Union address, the President will be hosting the North American Leaders' Summit on April 21-22 in New Orleans. This fourth meeting of North American leaders since 2005 will continue our work on Security and Prosperity Partnership (SPP) initiatives. It will also serve as an opportunity for the three leaders to discuss hemispheric and global issues of importance to North America.

This is a pivotal chance for Americans from across the nation to join together to demand change. For too long corrupt, greedy politicains have taken America down the road to ruin and tyranny. We The People have the right to demand change and when that change does not come, it is every Americans duty to protest the grievances. Our forefathers understood that a despot could and would try to shut down our free society. That is happening now, and it ends now. Everyone, come to New Orleans and demand a return to the rule of law set forth in our constitution. If you can't come to New Orleans then hold a protest in your hometown.

The media from around the globe will be present at this summit so it is vital that Americans come together in common cause and make our voices heard. Not only will we send a message to the corrupt, greedy politicians but we will let the whole world know that the American People are still in charge. So put down that remote control, pick a banner and get involved. This may very well be the last time we have this big of an opportunity before tyranny strikes.

Come dressed in costumes such as the Statue of Liberty or a Founding Father or whatever yo can conjure up and let's have fun while we demand change.
Since the actual location of the summit is still a secret I propose that we meet up at local parks. This protest isn't being sponsored by just one group or individual as there are just too many causes that need to be addressed. Remember, this is a peaceful protest. If you disagree with another groups opinions don't start an argument, we are all there as concerened citizens that are demanding real change. So during this event we must remain united or it is all for moot.
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Good news! We now know the location of the summit. It is at Gallier Hall on 545 St. Charles Ave. which just happens to be just down the street from the Federal Reserve Bank of New Orleans on 525 St. Charles Ave.