Open letter to AAA

The following is an open letter sent to the American Automobile Association by former IR contributor and former libertarian candidate Richard C. Evey. He makes a plea to the national orgaization to stand up for the rights of Americans that have been violated in the wake of the tradgedy of Sept. 11, 2001. Several spelling corrections were made to the original.

6 MAY 2011

AAA
Charlotte, NC

Sir:

You have not responded to my last two letters, so I do not expect a response on this one.
But it is now time for the American Automobile Association to speak out for the American people because the US government might listen to you.

I have been a member of your organization since 1974.

This once great country, the US of A, has become a police state and you and other organizations that deal in travel have done nothing to either stop it nor have you and others made an issue of it.

The subjects are: the no fly list, the terrorist watch list and the Transportation Security Administration (TSA).

I have been informed that I am on the no fly list and a possibility that I am on the terrorist watch list. I have done nothing to be on these lists other than voice my opinion, under the First Amendment to the US Constitution, about how the US of A has become a police state, the US government took down the World Trade Center, they listens to our phone calls, reads our e-mails, spy on us without the courts permission, arrest American citizens and put them in prison without charges.