Time: Fri Nov 15 20:13:27 1996 To: mtpatriot@imt.net From: Paul Andrew Mitchell [address in tool bar] Subject: freedom and apartheid: a modern-day oxymoron Cc: Bcc: At 09:44 PM 11/15/96 -0500, you wrote: >I prefer mtpatriot@imt.net as I don't pay any online charges. >I received 3 messages concerning the lack of resources at the Freedom Center. Dear Al, They led me to believe that there was money to pay for my services, but after working 18.5 days for the 20 defendants in jail, and racking up a huge bill (>$10,000), they have now fallen silent, when they owe me an explanation, at least. Moreover, there are certain people in their group who believe that the New Testament justifies, indeed "commands," apartheid. When I challenged a staff member to show me the New Testament authority for apartheid, the man I challenged said, "I can't remember." He never did supply a single such cite. This is very ugly, in my opinion. Finally, they have not forwarded the mail of mine which was delivered there, during the period when I was expecting to return, nor have they forwarded the personal belongings of mine which remain up there, such as a ZIP drive with cartridges, law books, personal files and other belongings. I don't believe that these people are playing with a full deck, certainly not the people at The Freedom Center HQ, near the end of Duck Creek Road. The "exterior" belies the "interior," if you know what I mean. /s/ Paul Mitchell > I don't know if you meant for those to land here. >The Big Sky Patriot is a newsletter from Montana exposing government >corruption where ever we find it. How about corruption within the Freedom Movement? Is that off limits because it is not "government"? We also cover news from the Patriot >community and any other Constitutional issues and political fights going on. How about a feature on apartheid and freedom: a modern-day oxymoron? >We have covered certain events involving the Freemen and their struggle >through the court system. We have not always been totally complimentary to >their positions and actions, however we agree in principle with much of their >struggle. I understand that Daniel Peterson is the most avowed advocate of apartheid. I am amazed that such beliefs still populate planet Earth. /s/ Paul Mitchell >Thank you. > >Al Hauff >editor > >
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