Charter

I.  Who We Are:

Delmarva Patriots for 9-11 Truth is a non-profit, non-partisan group of concerned Americans who have come together to seek answers to questions regarding the events of 9/11 and to inform the public of the issues surrounding the greatest uninvestigated crime in American history.

II.  Meetings

1.  Information meetings - sharing meetings, where members and/or guests provide for one another information and sources to help in the search for and analysis of information about 9/11

2.  Educational meetings - where members of the general public and/or group are invited for informational presentations and discussion

3.  Planning meetings – group members meeting where specific activities will be organized

4.  Meeting format:

A.  The chair will rotate among members by nomination, including self-nomination, and group consensus.  Among the responsibilities of the chair is to insure that the group focus is on the agenda, all members have the opportunity to speak on the agenda subject, conducting votes, and managing time to cover the agenda items during the meeting.  No one group member will be a permanent chair.

B.  Members present will make suggestions and set the agenda and meeting time at the end of each meeting for the next meeting.  At the beginning of each meeting the agenda may be amended where time allows however it is still subject to the consensus of the members and guests present.

C.  Anyone seeking membership will be recognized by the chair at any regular meeting.

     New members will be accepted after the following requirements:

1. Attend three consecutive meetings

2. Nomination by one current member

3. Majority vote by current membership

Any person not meeting the above three requirements will not be allowed to attend group membership meetings.

D.  A consistent message from the group is important and to this end public statements and actions by group members, speaking for the Delmarva Patriots for 9/11 Truth, must be approved by a majority vote of the group at any scheduled meeting.

E.  To promote group unity, creativeness, and social interaction informal meetings should be promoted to discuss and share information either after a regular meeting or at some other time or location convenient for interested members to get together.

III.  What we stand for:

Delmarva Patriots for 9-11 Truth stand for the objective search for information and analysis based on reliable sources and documentable facts in order to educate ourselves as well as the general public while respecting sincere doubts and/or dissenting opinions.

IV.  What we do not stand for:

Delmarva Patriots for 9-11 Truth will not:

A.  Attempt to promote any particular conspiracy theory

B.  Employ divisive invective or rhetoric

C.  Employ ad hominem arguments or other logical fallacies

D.  Seek to coerce any person into acquiescence

E.  Seek to intimidate newcomers with floods of information

V.  Objectives:

A.  Create public pressure on decision-makers and citizens to pursue a new, honest, and exhaustive investigation of the events of 9-11

B.  Develop and use strategies that will have decision makers, citizens, and the media understand and ultimately accept that there are important unresolved questions that need to be answered about the events on 9/11

C.  Actively pursue ways to increase group membership

D.  Disseminate 9/11 Truth information to the public and the media

E.  Learn as much as possible about all relevant issues concerning the events of 9/11 by reading, research, contact with other groups, periodic group discussions, and other methods

F.  Coordinate and meet with other 9/11 groups in the region

G.  Establish good working relationships with the media

H.  Reach out to the Universities and work to form campus 9/11 Truth groups

I.  Maintain and increase our group’s credibility, integrity, and respect in the community

J.  Integrate and establish working relationships with other community groups and organizations

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