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To: ManyMoose who wrote (192267)1/9/2007 1:31:19 PM
From: Neeka  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 794030
 
I did a little research on Tom DeWeese. He is President the American Policy Center.

From all appearances, politically, he seems to be a strong Libertarian, and very active. I read a few of the pieces on his web site. He's quite prolific.

I really like what he said about the U.N. He seems to have it out for them. Several of his pieces cover their activities.

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Statement of Purpose

President Tom DeWeese

Board of Advisors

2005 Annual Report

The American Policy Center (APC), located in suburban Washington, D.C., is a privately funded, nonprofit, 501 c (4), tax-exempt grassroots action and education foundation dedicated to the promotion of free enterprise and limited government regulations over commerce and individuals.

APC believes that the free market, through its inherent system of checks and balances, including private ownership of property, is the best method yet devised for creating individual wealth, full employment, goods and services, and protecting the natural environment.

APC’s approach to establishing free market policy is rooted in the conviction that a well-informed American public is the best guarantee that U.S. policy will be guided by a keen awareness of the complexity of world politics and America’s role in it.

To these ends, the American Policy Center has developed a wide range of programs designed to enhance national awareness of crucial global and domestic developments. In particular, APC focuses on the issues of environmental policy and its effect on private property rights; national federal computer data banks and their effect on individual privacy rights; the United Nations and its effect on American national sovereignty; and federal education policy and its effect on local schools and parental rights.

To promote its positions, APC publishes two publications, The DeWeese Report and the Insider’s Report. Both are available through subscription. In addition, APC principals regularly appear on radio and television talk shows, and speak publicly before local and national conferences.

The American Policy Center is one of the nation’s leading grassroots activist organizations. Its action alert system, Sledgehammer, mobilizes thousands of activists through fax and e-mail when legislative action is required. Regular legislative updates are issued bi-weekly through the APC Newswire.

As a result of its legislative activity, contributions to the American Policy Center are not tax-deductible. APC is funded primarily from small, individual contributions of its supporters and occasional grants from private foundations and businesses. APC does not accept government grants of any kind.

For more information write:

American Policy Center
50A South 3rd Street
Warrenton, VA 20186

Phone: 540-341-8911
Fax: 540-341-8917

americanpolicy.org