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Public Domain Publishing: Fighting For Your Rights
April 25, 2005
The recent story in The Beacon about Newt Gingrich is, of
course, entertaining to say the least, but probably two of
the most important stories you'll ever read concern the
articles about the "Confessions of An Economic Hitman" and
the story about the recent government attempts to dismiss
the 9/11 Federal RICO lawsuit against Bush and his cronies.
We encourage you read both of these stories in the Articles
Section of The Beacon and then follow these cursory reports
with a more in depth look at both subjects.
The "Hitman" piece shows the ugly side of America's foreign
policy, demonstrating how our government is nothing more
than a group of criminal thugs, engaging in loan sharking
and even murder to get what it wants.
The only way to stop such criminal activity is for the
American people -- in mass -- to demand a change.
As for the 9/11 Federal lawsuit, the government is doing
everything in its power to silence critics in order to
protect against independent investigations which will
uncover complicity among high ranking neo-cons in the
events before, during and after 9/11.
There has always been corruption in government and there
always will be, but when it reaches proportions like now
manifested in the present neo-con movement, it is
imperative to rise up against such corruption by uniting
the American people, who all deserve better.
The Arctic Beacon is in the process of forming Public
Domain Publishing, a public non-profit nationwide magazine
geared at saving the Republic in a peaceful but yet
organized manner.
Money is to be raised through publicly sponored donation
drives in order to raise money for printing and
distribution costs.
There are many people eager for change and many journalists
willing to write the truth.
However, at the present time, the corporate-driven media is
supressing the news and, when the truth does leak out
through alternative sources, it is coming out in fragmented
proportions, not making its way to the ears of middle class
America, who remain ostensibly silent and uninformed about
the demise of America.
If you are interested in getting involved, please let us
know what you think about Public Domain Publishing. Also,
please spread the word by telling others to subscribe to
the Beacon's newsletter.
In the next newsletter, we will let you know how to donate
either time or money in order to get this nationwide
publication off the ground.
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