Monday, March 2, 2009
Brave New Books Appearance with K. Albrecht
Katherine Albrecht,SPYCHIPS author
Reception, Panel & Book Signing
PROGRAM OF EVENTS
LOCATION:
Brave New Bookstore
1904 Guadalupe
Austin, TX 78751
A Central Texas Public Advocacy Forum on RFID Awareness
Featuring privacy expert and author, Katherine Albrecht
Sposored in part by Brave New Bookstore, The 5-11 Campaign, CETI, Farm & Ranch Freedom Alliance, Truth Seekers South Austin, Freedom School Alliance
6:00 PM - Doors on Event
7:00 PM - Introductions &
Central Texas Public Advocacy Panel
Emcee: Randall Mach, Truth Seekers South Austin
Brief advocacy speeches on the dangerous proliferation of RFID microchip technologies as identity, followed by public input
question & answer.
8:30 PM - SPYCHIPS Book signing with Author K. Albrecht.
Special Thanks Catherine Allen of CETI for sponsoring travel accomodations for Ms. Albrecht.
LIVE REMOTE WITH DJ Debra Stevens, Charlotte Brown & George Butler
Broadcast Sponsored by 90.1 FM, Freedom Underground Radio,
Rule of Law Radio &
GCN Communications
FEATURED SPEAKERS
Katherine Albrecht ; Director of CASPIAN Consumer Privacy
(Consumers Against Supermarket Privacy Invasion and Numbering), an 18,000-member grass-roots organization she founded in 1999 to oppose consumer surveillance informing decision makers, universities, civic leaders, and trade groups across the U.S. about technological threats to our freedoms.
Sheila Dean : Grassroots Advocate for the 5-11 Campaign, Texans Against Real IDs - A public policy, legal reform, and media advocate leading Texas opposition against the Real ID Act. Read her blog: http://www.BeatTheChip.blogspot.com. Visit 511Campaign.org
Judith McGeary: Farm & Ranch Freedom Alliance - An attorney and advocate against the use of microchipping mandated for farm animals. She and her husband also run a small organic farm, with horses, cow, sheep, and poultry, based on the principles of holistic resource management.
Lisa Cappoletta: CETI, San Marcos - Leader in the fight to restore sanity to animal indentification without the mandatory use of microchip technologies in pets in the City of San Marcos, TX.
