I need an SOS fix

[Jeanfromfillmore]

We're here to continue the goals we worked on at the .org site. But with the philosophy that 'no one needs to shut up if their idea is valid or a consensus agrees that their idea is not harmful to our goals.' There won't be that attitude of 'do as I say or get out' and we will stick to the proper guidelines of a non-profit. We will not become anyone's political tool and be guided to their political, religious or conspiracy theories, and will focus our efforts at moving our cause forward, not someones personal agenda. As far as this being a California organization, it is. We here in California have been hurt the hardest by this invasion and need to focus a strong unified resistance. Our goal is protecting what little resources we have left and directing those resources to our own California citizens. As to other state members we appreciate their ideas and input and we hope to show how they can organize in their state and lead by example.
This change to SOS.info is a positive change and will move us forward. About two years ago many good members began to feel disenfranchised by the SOS.org and the direction management was taking. We've come to a consensus of what and who created many of the problems at SOS.org and hope those disenfranchised members that left still have the spirit and spark and will join with all of us in getting things back on track.

[Rim05]

I do hope all who become members here will work for the good of this new forum and its members. 2008 was the beginning of the end for me at the old forum. People began to attack me for which political party I belonged to. Who I protested with, which forums I belonged to. I was a very active member in 05, 06, and 07. things began to get touchy in 08 but I had been in the swim of things too long to just up and drop out. It has been painful but life goes on. I am not as active as I once was but people should remember to respect fellow members.