"I enjoyed speaking with all of you immensely. My meeting with you confirmed the impression I had gotten at the Libertarian Party Convention - that Libertarians are a great bunch of people!"
-Karina Rollins, Associate Editor, The National Review
"I appreciate your inviting me to speak, and the sharp questions of your members. Let's hope that someday the ideal of individual freedom is again as widespread as it once was."
-Michael Levin, Professor at City College of New York, author, columnist
"I thoroughly enjoyed the opportunity to speak to such a group. So many good questions. Keep up your commitment to fighting government control over what we say, read, write, view or listen to."
-Larry Frankel, Executive Director of the Pennsylvania American Civil Liberties Union
"God bless the Pocono Libertarians for their steadfast devotion to freedom, liberty and individual rights. May you flourish and see your efforts blossom on the years ahead."
-Dr. Murray Sabrin, Professor of Finance, Ramapo College, Mahwah, New Jersey, Author of Tax Free 2000: The Rebirth of American Liberty, Libertarian Candidate for Governor of New Jersey, 1997, Recipient of the 1997 Pocono Libertarian "Champion of Liberty Award"
"Thank you for your warm welcome. Thank you for your long and strong support."-Marshall Fritz, founder of the Separation of School and State Alliance, Fresno, California, founder of the Advocates for Self-Government
"Thanks for asking me to talk to all of you about the Libertarian view of government. I hope I made a small contribution to your good efforts to keep up the pressure in our country in support of the kind of legal system in which the first goal is to protect the individual right to life, liberty and property. If no more this will put our obstacle before those who would place us into involuntary servitude!" -Tibor R. Machan, professor at Auburn University, author, columnist, lecturer
"I feel priviledged to have been among you tonight. One rarely meets with a group of such diverse and intelligent "freedom thought" individuals. We will remember your comments and questions that strengthened us and caused us to think.
Thank you for inviting us to speak about our book. It is common people, with common sense, and lots of courage that can help to restore some of our lost freedoms in this country. I commend your group's efforts in getting together to promote these truths.
"For your continued courage, here's a quote from Samuel Adams, "It does not require a majority to prevail, but an inate minority, keen to set brushfires in people's minds."
-Rachel and Barbara Lapp, authors of No Law Against Mercy
"Throughout history, great monolithic structures of all kinds, be they natural formations, buildings or governments have crumbled and fallen in the face of seemingly inconsequential opposition. But the irresistibility of ideas whose time have come routinely changes the course of history.
"Libertarian campaigns are the frontal assaults on the established order, and many of you have give mightily of your time and energy in many of them.
"Small "l" libertarian organizations such as FEE, of which you are part, are the constant wind and rain eroding the facades and foundations of those monolithic structures.
"I have been priviledged and proud to be associated with the Pocono Libertarians in both your frontal assaults and your constant efforts."
-Ken Sturzenacker, past chairman of the Libertarian Party of Pennsylvania, Recipient of the 1996 Pocono Libertarian "Champion of Liberty Award"
"The enthusiasm and dedication of the Pocono Libertarians reaffirm my belief that a libertarian America is just a matter of time!" -Mary Ruwart, Research Scientist, author of "Healing our World: The Other Piece of the Puzzle"
"What an outstanding group! I enjoyed the discussion after the talk with so many thoughtful and interesting questions.
"Best of luck in continuing the work of freedom. All of us in the freedom movement appreciate your tireless efforts."
-John McGinnis, Assistant Professor of Finance, Penn State University, Altoona Campus and Founder of the Dead Economists Society, Valley Forge, PA
"Thanks so much for the opportunity to talk with your group. Everyone is sharp and well-informed. Would that all groups were so knowledgeable! Keep up the good work!"
-Henry Olsen, Executive Director of the Commonwealth Foundation, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
"I enjoyed speaking to your group very much. Intelligent, freedom loving people are always a pleasure to know and the Pocono Libertarians are first rate!"
-Imad (Dean) Admad, author of "Islam and the Discovery of Freedom" Scientist, Astronomer, Professor, and founder of the Minaret of Freedom Institute
"You folks up here have been a big influence to me in my activism toward Liberty."
-Shawn Patrick House, Lancaster Hemp Company, Lancaster, Pennsylvania
"For all the injustice and apathy I see all around me, it is encouraging to be amist people who are free thinkers and who desire freedoms for all."
Michele Keegan, ex-Burmese prisoner and freedom activist
"Thank you for your courageous invitation to address the Pocono Libertarians. You treated me as a brother, with respect, dignity and generosity. The struggle against repression and oppression will succeed only if men and women are courageous in their "unpopular" views. Stay strong."
Ernie Preate Jr., Former Attorney General of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Greetings have been sent to the Pocono Libertarians from the following celebrities and personalities:
-Susan Brey, (Radio Talk Show Host) WWDB, 96.5 FM Radio Philadelphia
-Irv Homer, (Radio Talk Show Host) WWDB, 96.5 FM Radio Philadelphia (most listened to host in the Philadelphia market)
-Bernie Herman, (Radio Talk Show Host) WWDB, 96.5 FM Radio Philadelphia (retired)
-David Brudnoy, (Radio Talk Show Host) WBZ Radio, 1030 AM, Boston (heard in 38 states after sunset)
-Steve Forbes, 1996 Republican Presidential Candidate