FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE September 25, 1996
Montana Freemen Start
Subscription Email List
BILLINGS, MONTANA. The Freedom Center today announced the start
of their subscription email list -- FREEMAIL -- for anyone
willing to support the legal defense fund recently developed for
the Montana Freemen. For a nominal fee, FREEMAIL subscribers
will receive, for 12 months, electronic copies of all legal
briefs as they are filed in the case, in addition to periodic
press releases and other related files as they become available.
The Freedom Center has recently retained Paul Andrew
Mitchell, Counselor at Law, federal witness and Citizen of
Arizona state, to help defend the Montana Freemen against
criminal charges which were filed after their protracted stand-
off with the Federal Bureau of Investigation in mid-June, 1996.
Mitchell has worked for over 25 years as an advanced systems
development consultant, in addition to 7 years investigating
corruptions in federal constitutional and statutory law.
Mitchell immediately recommended that The Freedom Center
develop a private electronic mailing list, in order to keep the
nation informed of developments in the case. Conventional media
are now boycotting the case. Mitchell is considered a leader in
the application of high-performance computer workstations to
distributed alternative media for research and education. More
than 20 years ago, he was recommending that Internet bandwidth be
expanded to accommodate full-motion interactive video and audio
communications.
LeRoy Michael Schweitzer, a Citizen of Montana state, has
become one of the nation's leading experts on the federal and
state constitutions, commercial and common law, and American
banking practices. In a series of in-depth seminars which were
sponsored by Justus township in Garfield county, Montana,
Schweitzer single-handedly tackled the Federal Reserve System and
its successor in interest, the International Monetary Fund, for
their corrupt lending practices and the unlawful assessments they
have imposed upon the American People and American businesses.
The case has already earned international recognition for
its complexity, and the importance of the issues it has raised.
James M. Burns, the federal judge assigned to one facet of the
case, has recently ruled that it deserves special treatment
because of that complexity. More than a dozen defendants are
being assisted or represented by as many licensed attorneys and
unlicensed counselors, some of whom were placed into "stand-by"
status by Judge Burns. Schweitzer has chosen to reject licensed
bar members and to proceed in His own stead, to perfect the
lawful claims which he continues to make from his prison cell.
Schweitzer is regarded by many as a political prisoner of His own
government, for having both decoded and exposed intentional
deceptions in federal and state judicial practices.
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Most recently, Schweitzer was placed under a 23-hour lock-
down regimen within Yellowstone County Detention Center in
Billings, Montana, reportedly for refusing to yield His
fingerprints to the booking officers at the jail. This regimen
has meant that Schweitzer no longer has any access to legal
Counsels to assist with the preparation of His response to
charges alleged against him by the federal government.
Yesterday, Rupert Randall; Parsons, executive director of The
Freedom Center, authorized the preparation of a formal Notice and
Demand to Montana State Governor Marc Racicot to halt
deprivations of Schweitzer's fundamental Rights, specifically
including His Right to the assistance of Counsel, and His
immunity against cruel and unusual punishment. Governor
Racicot's office has yet to respond to this Notice and Demand
from The Freedom Center. The telephone number at Governor
Racicot's office is (406) 444-3111.
Subscribers to the FREEMAIL private electronic mailing list
will receive copies of all briefs submitted to the Clerks of the
various courts now involved in this complex set of cases. In
addition, as press releases and related documents are produced
and released to the public, all subscribers will automatically
receive copies of these documents as well. The Freedom Center is
also considering a proposal to publish electronically, and in
hard copy, all of Schweitzer's prison writings, including such
works on topics incorporated within His brilliant analysis of
judicial power versus legal authority in America, and His unique
insights into the complex nature of federal and state laws.
Schweitzer has already made important moral and intellectual
contributions to our understanding of the characters of the
American legal experience, and the many ways in which alien laws
have overlaid and hidden the true American identity. His focus
has been to reveal a lawful process for restoring the American
dream of true freedom and individual self-government, using
fundamental principles to power the best of American ideals.
Anyone is eligible to subscribe to the FREEMAIL private
electronic mail list, provided that they already have an email
address to share with The Freedom Center. Subscriptions can be
purchased from the Center for an annual fee of $100, payable in
insured cash or blank U.S. Postal Money orders mailed to The
Freedom Center, c/o P.O. Box 80446, Billings, Montana state.
Upon receipt of the annual fee, the Center's professional staff
will acknowledge receipt of the annual fee, and register the
subscriber on the FREEMAIL private email list. Subscribers
should include their email address with their annual fee.
Questions concerning FREEMAIL should be directed to Keven Eugene;
Entzel at email address: liberty@mcn.net. Keven is also
available to speak briefly at telephone number: (406) 652-7412,
fax: (406) 652-1813.
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