2004 Conference Program, July 22

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Advancing the principles of freedom
in the 21st century

5th Annual Freedom 21 National Conference

July 21-24, 2004
John Ascuaga's Nugget Hotel
Reno, Nevada

Freedom 21 Co-sponsors

Eagle Forum

American Policy Center

Heartland Institute

Environmental Conservation Organization

Sovereignty International

Paragon Foundation

Committee for a Constructive Tomorrow

American Land Rights Association

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Conference Program

Wednesday, July 21

Thursday,July 22

Friday July 23

Saturday July 24

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Thursday, July 22

8:30 am - Session 3 - The Big Picture - Reorganizing Society

Dr. Michael Coffman - will review the programs and projects being used to achieve the goals of the Wildlands Project, which seek to "restore" half the land in the United States to "core wilderness."

Henry Lamb - will review the progams and projects being used to achieve the goals of Agenda 21, which proposes "sustainable communities" as the alternative to people living where they choose.

10:30 am - Session 4 - The Impacts of Societal Transformation

G.B. Oliver, III - is the Executive Director of the Paragon Foundation, who will discuss how the ranching industry is affected by domestic and international policies, and how land use constraints pose real threats to the continued existence of the livestock industry.

Larry Pratt - is the Executive Director of Gun Owners of America. Disarming Americans has been a major goal of the "sustainable development" movement for years. Larry's organization has developed strategies and tactics that can be effective in responding to all threats against Constitutional values.

Noon - Lunch on your own
2:00 pm Session 5 - Developing an Appropriate Response: Securing your property

Wayne Hage - will share his years of experience battling for his property through the courts. Decisions in his case may be precedent-setting for other ranchers whose property rights have been "taken" by the federal government.

Helen Chenoweth-Hage - brings her unique perspective as a former member of Congress, and now an educator on procedures for protecting private property rights.

4:30 pm Session 6 - Congressman Ron Paul

Congressman Ron Paul - Champion of all who cherish the U.S. Constituion will tell us about the important issues he is working to advance.

8:00 pm. Michael Martin Murphey Concert (Optional)

Michael Martin Murphey is widely know as America's #1 cowboy singer. He has long been a champion of the western lifestyle, and has helped focus national attention on the issues faced by ranchers. He recently performed a benefit for Kit and Sherry Laney that drew nearly a thousand people to western New Mexico. Don't miss this outstanding opportunity.

Wednesday, July 21 Thursday,July 22 Friday July 23 Saturday July 24

Freedom 21 Co-sponsors
Eagle Forum American Policy Center Heartland Institute Environmental Conservation Organization	Sovereignty International Paragon Foundation Committee for a Constructive Tomorrow American Land Rights Association

	Dr. Michael Coffman - will review the programs and projects being used to achieve the goals of the Wildlands Project, which seek to "restore" half the land in the United States to "core wilderness."
	Henry Lamb - will review the progams and projects being used to achieve the goals of Agenda 21, which proposes "sustainable communities" as the alternative to people living where they choose.

	G.B. Oliver, III - is the Executive Director of the Paragon Foundation, who will discuss how the ranching industry is affected by domestic and international policies, and how land use constraints pose real threats to the continued existence of the livestock industry.
	Larry Pratt - is the Executive Director of Gun Owners of America. Disarming Americans has been a major goal of the "sustainable development" movement for years. Larry's organization has developed strategies and tactics that can be effective in responding to all threats against Constitutional values.

	Wayne Hage - will share his years of experience battling for his property through the courts. Decisions in his case may be precedent-setting for other ranchers whose property rights have been "taken" by the federal government.
	Helen Chenoweth-Hage - brings her unique perspective as a former member of Congress, and now an educator on procedures for protecting private property rights.