I have more details since I posted that earlier today... from a concerned source who infiltrated by signing up for the Big March:
My source registered and then received the following e-mail (in part):
All,
Please try and make this call tonight for our project "Take the Town Halls to Washington", which launches this Tuesday.
Please do not post this call in information anywhere publicly -- on a blog for instance. Also, please do not share the call in number without touching base with me. The trolls on the Left on Twitter and elsewhere are actively trying to infiltrate this call.
But oops, guess what? My source got on the call, the very call that was all about what the Tea Tantrumers are planning.
According to what she learned on the call, they are being "advised" by the
Heritage Foundation:
Heritage has since continued to have a significant influence in U.S. public policy making, and is widely considered to be one of the most influential research organizations in the United States, especially during the Republican administration of President George W. Bush.[2]
One of the most influential, biggest conservative think tanks is "advising" them. How grassrootsy of them.
And here's what happened next:
A woman on the call told her that "we" are to fly into DC, where "we" will have "war rooms" out in Chantilly. From there "we" will go into DC, call on Congress, meet with Congress members, with a list of questions "supplied" by the Heritage Foundation (remember, they are the ones who are "advising").
There will be groups of 4 or 5 going to see each elected official, and the meetings will be video taped. The video tapes will then be used to "inform" people, get the truth out, and stop health care reform from going through before Congress goes on break.
Yes, that's right, they will be using those videos to "get the truth out". And by truth, they mean their version of events, I'm sure. Maybe it's the same kind of truth
James O'Keefe wanted to get out. If so, it will be the edited truth.
But what if Congress doesn't allow video taping?" Good question.
The woman told her that they would then announce that Congress would only agree to "off the record" meetings and would reveal which congressmen were unwilling to be recorded.
If only the Tea Tantrumers would consider applying for positions at CSPAN. Congress has no objection to CSPAN cameras. They're very orderly and respectful.
And they don't wear funny hats.
The woman also said "the people at the Heritage Foundation have read the entire bill. We want comments on the record from Senators, as this will affect Medicare & Medicaid."
At that point my source made an excuse to get off phone, because, as she told me, she could not hold her tongue any longer had she stayed on. Her head was exploding, as yours probably are now. She was feeling very uneasy about all of this.
And so she asked that I expose their plan. Nothing like a little fresh air and sunshine to disinfect.