Edward Weaver | Posted on Thursday, May 17, 2012 at 06:17PM Video of sheriff DeMarco's talk with SAVE: Long Island is here for you to see. Please take a time to watch it as it's an eye-opener worth watching.
Edward Weaver | Posted on Tuesday, April 10, 2012 at 06:13PM 
Our own Gigi Bowman & Ian Cioffi have put together, once again, the premier Liberty Event of New York. Taking place October 13 at WIP (Work In Progress), 34 Vandam Street (Btwn Varick and 6th Ave), New York, NY 10013.
The event, so far, will feature appearances by Peter Schiff, Tom Woods, Sheriff Richard Mack, Adam Kokesh, Kevin Gutzman, Jordan Page & others. Go to the main website (lfnyc.com) and get your tickets early as the price for them will rise as we get closer to the event date.
You can also go to the event's facebook page (here) in order to hear about further guest additions, changes that may occur & general news.
Don't miss out on this incredible event as, if the last two were any example, this will not be one to be missed.
Edward Weaver | Posted on Thursday, March 31, 2011 at 12:14AM A major revamping of SAVE: Long Island is going on right now. I know a lot of you maybe wondering why this is, but I felt that the site (or maybe I) was just not 'right'. Well, now it's going to be.
I know not much has gone on with the group since its creation (with the exception of a few things of note, here and there), but that is all soon to change. The website is going to be quickly redone, first, and then we will more out to get the job that we wanted to do done.
And our job is simple: prevent the destruction of our country by cutting the very tendrils that are wrapping themselves around our islands two counties (as well as every other county across our country) in an effort by the Federal Government of our country, and the corporate/banking interest that actually rule it, to finalize total and unyielding control over us all in clear criminal violation of the Constitution and Bill of Rights of The United States of America. This task will not be easy, but, as many a wise person has said, nothing that was ever worth doing was easy to accomplish.
