An example of activism worth noting.–Ed.
Freedom14s largest pamphlet distribution to date took place in thevery heart of its territory in Southern California. The city of Orangeis home to the meticulous campus of Chapman University, and it wasntmuch more than a block or so from this semi-prestigious private collegethat Freedom14, rather than hold its own show, sought to crash someoneelses.
Certain areas of California live to party. In fact, many folks whoreside in these parts might consider culture to be primarilyconnected with the type of beer one prefers. Whether all of these folksare able to read is fully up in the air. However, Freedom14 believesthey can and have attended cultural events in the past with a mindtoward enlightening people concerning the dangers posed by the invasionof our land.
The Orange International Street Fair is just such a beer-loving goodtime. Prior festival experience taught F14 that booze does, indeed,have a magnificent capacity to facilitate the transfer of pamphletsfrom hand to hand. Oddly enough, and it hasnt been reported thatanyone from F14 was heard crying about it, had they been in possessionof double their number of leaflets, those would have gone, and stillpotential recipients would have come forth, in their thousands, armsoutstretched – to learn about the importance of ethnic identificationand what that means, politically.
Such a massive literature distribution was bound to attractattention from festival authorities, especially since many of the F14activists were proudly sporting their new Freedom14 t-shirts. Onehandsome F14 activist caught the eye of an extremely attractivesecurity official who wouldnt let him alone. After refusing to giverher his phone number, the rejected official placed the entire festivalunder martial law, suspending the constitution and discontinuing theFirst Amendment . Down to only the barest minimum of backup pamphlets,many of the folks from F14 thought it best to call it a day and breakthe heat by quenching their thirst with some of the finest culturearound.