"I don't make jokes.  I just watch the government

and report the facts."

-Will Rogers

Every craftsman needs a tool box.  In the following twelve chapters we lay out the tools necessary for taking your message beyond your local community via the world wide web.  Modern technology offers an array of outlets for Patriots looking for like-minded souls.  If you've never worked a website or written a blog, don't worry.  We've taken the guesswork out by including easy-to-follow, step-by-step processes for creating and using every form of multimedia in this part of the book.  We've even included screen shots of each page so you can follow along in front of your computer.  Let's go!

Chapter 1 shows you how to create a website using one of the many popular free web hosting services on the Internet.  It also names two of the most helpful domain name directories allowing you to search for and reserve a name for your website.

Chapter 2 introduces the explosively popular tool of blogging.  The more widely read your blog becomes, the more it can influence other blogs through links to your material.

Chapter 3 presents two online resources for communicating electronically with members of Congress.  Great for individuals and groups!

Chapter 4 gives the skinny on faxes.  Like emails, faxes can be used to communicate with politicians; especially to show support or opposition in a flurry.

Chapter 5 provides links to the telephone numbers for House and Senate members of the 111th Congress.

Chapter 6 provides links to the telephone numbers for the top 100 broadcast television markets in the country.

Chapter 7 walks you through the process of setting up a YouTube account.

Chapter 8 does the same for uStream.tv

Chapter 9 covers the most popular social networking sites, like Facebook, MySpace, and Meetup.

Chapter 10 directs you where to go to get the most up-to-date media contact lists, including telephone numbers, email addresses, and physical addresses.

Chapter 11 offers links to Internet companies that specialize in custom political advertising.

Chapter 12 provides resources for setting up a Political Action Committee (PAC).

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