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Who's Who in the Freedom Community, Form #08.009 POLICY DOCUMENT: WHO’S WHO IN THE FREEDOM COMMUNITY Last revised: 12/11/2019 “The righteous should choose his friends [and government protectors] carefully, For the way of the wicked leads them astray.” [Prov. 12:26, Bible, NKJV] Who’s Who in the Freedom Community 1 of 83 Copyright Sovereignty Education and Defense Ministry ,http://sedm.org Form 08.009, Rev. 12-11-2019 EXHIBIT:________ DEDICATION “Eagles fly high above the clouds, but they fly ALONE.” [SEDM] Who’s Who in the Freedom Community 2 of 83 Copyright Sovereignty Education and Defense Ministry ,http://sedm.org Form 08.009, Rev. 12-11-2019 EXHIBIT:________ TABLE OF CONTENTS TABLE OF CONTENTS ....................................................................................................................... 3 TABLE OF AUTHORITIES ................................................................................................................. 4 1 Introduction ................................................................................................................................... 14 2 Index of locations on our website where you can find comparisons of our position with others .............................................................................................................................................. 14 3 Freedom Advocates ....................................................................................................................... 15 3.1 Adask, Alfred ...................................................................................................................................................... 15 3.2 Ambort, Glenn .................................................................................................................................................... 16 3.3 Banister, Joseph .................................................................................................................................................. 18 3.4 Becraft, Larry ...................................................................................................................................................... 19 3.5 Bell, Thurston ..................................................................................................................................................... 22 3.6 Benson, William ................................................................................................................................................. 23 3.7 Bernhoft, Robert ................................................................................................................................................. 23 3.8 Bossett, Dave ...................................................................................................................................................... 23 3.9 Bork, Brett .......................................................................................................................................................... 24 3.10 Champion, Dave ................................................................................................................................................. 25 3.11 Clarkson, Robert Dr. ........................................................................................................................................... 26 3.12 Cohen, Jack ......................................................................................................................................................... 26 3.13 Conklin, William ................................................................................................................................................ 27 3.14 Cryer, Tom ......................................................................................................................................................... 27 3.15 Dickstein, Jeffrey ................................................................................................................................................ 27 3.16 Emry, Sheldon .................................................................................................................................................... 28 3.17 Family Guardian Website/Fellowship ................................................................................................................ 31 3.18 Feld, John ........................................................................................................................................................... 32 3.19 Griffin, G. Edward .............................................................................................................................................. 32 3.20 Hart, Phil ............................................................................................................................................................. 32 3.21 Hendrickson, Pete ............................................................................................................................................... 33 3.22 Jackson, Sherry ................................................................................................................................................... 35 3.23 Jackson, Steadman .............................................................................................................................................. 35 3.24 Jones, Alex ......................................................................................................................................................... 36 3.25 Kahn, Eddie ........................................................................................................................................................ 37 3.26 Kellems, Vivian .................................................................................................................................................. 38 3.27 Kidd, Devvy........................................................................................................................................................ 38 3.28 Kotmair, John ..................................................................................................................................................... 38 3.29 Kowalik, Frank ................................................................................................................................................... 39 3.30 MacPherson, Donald........................................................................................................................................... 40 3.31 Meredith, Lynn ................................................................................................................................................... 40 3.32 Modeleski, Mitch (a.k.a. Paul Andrew Mitchell) ............................................................................................... 41 3.33 Molyneux, Stefan ................................................................................................................................................ 43 3.34 Mottahedeh, Peymon .......................................................................................................................................... 45 3.35 Myrland, David ................................................................................................................................................... 46 3.36 Osborne, Victoria ................................................................................................................................................ 46 3.37 Prader, Chad ....................................................................................................................................................... 46 3.38 Phillips, Gordon .................................................................................................................................................. 46 3.39 Revere, Paul ........................................................................................................................................................ 47 3.40 Rivera, Ed ........................................................................................................................................................... 47 3.41 Roland, Jon ......................................................................................................................................................... 48 3.42 Rose, Larken ....................................................................................................................................................... 49 3.43 Saladino, Joseph ................................................................................................................................................. 50 3.44 Sayles, Roger ...................................................................................................................................................... 50 3.45 Scambos, Tom .................................................................................................................................................... 51 3.46 Schiff, Irwin ........................................................................................................................................................ 52 3.47 Schulz, Robert .................................................................................................................................................... 53 Who’s Who in the Freedom Community 3 of 83 Copyright Sovereignty Education and Defense Ministry ,http://sedm.org Form
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