Liberty Restoration Project to CO-host Interview with 2008 Presidential Candidate Chuck Baldwin regarding MIAC report.

Kansas City, MO. 3/16/09: Ms. Catherine Bleish of the Liberty Restoration Project is scheduled to co-host an interview with 2008 Presidential Candidate of the Constitution Party, Chuck Baldwin on 1140AM KCXL in Kansas City with host Jason Littlejohn. This interview is scheduled for Thursday, March 19^th 2009 at 12PM CST. The interview is to discuss in detail a controversial document released by the Missouri Information Analysis Center (MIAC), that is believed to implicate Mr. Baldwin as one of the 3^rd Party Candidates that are followed by unconstitutional Militia or “Paramilitary” organizations. The document that was released to the Missouri Highway Patrol, and other law enforcement agencies, has commanded great attention by the “Freedom Movement”, and sees this as deliberate attempt to stifle liberty and distort the true message of the movement as a whole.

The Liberty Restoration Project believes that the MIAC has singled out all 3^rd Party Candidates, including Mr. Baldwin, and many Freedom Movement organizations across the nation, that have different views than that of the standard Republican or Democratic design. This document states that any bumper sticker, certain flag references, or even documentaries could be considered “political paraphernalia”. The groups around the nation are concerned that law enforcement departments are mixing the views of freedom with hate-groups, white supremacists, and unconstitutional paramilitary or militia. The Liberty Restoration Project is one of many organizations across the nation that finds fault to the document, and feels profiled against by the Missouri Fusion Centers and Missouri Police. Chuck Baldwin will discuss his position regarding this document with Ms. Bleish.

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