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    Schaeffer Cox was convicted of conspiracy against the government. His message of non-violence and self-sovereignty posed a great threat to the powers that be. The FBI offered lots of money for a guilty conviction that landed Schaeffer in jail. He soon found himself surrounded by FBI informant - he told people and they thought he was crazy, so he found himself alone, surrounded by the beast. Eventually they charged him in AK courts, but the case was dismissed due to unconstitutional wiretappings by the FBI. It was later refiled at the federal level. He was cleared of all weapons charges, but convicted on conspiracy, even though no such conspiracy existed. He is now a political prisoner in Marion, IL. These are his letters.

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    Schaeffer Cox was convicted of conspiracy against the government. His message of non-violence and self-sovereignty posed a great threat to the powers that be. The FBI offered lots of money for a guilty conviction that landed Schaeffer in jail. He soon found himself surrounded by FBI informant - he told people and they thought he was crazy, so he found himself alone, surrounded by the beast. Eventually they charged him in AK courts, but the case was dismissed due to unconstitutional wiretappings by the FBI. It was later refiled at the federal level. He was cleared of all weapons charges, but convicted on conspiracy, even though no such conspiracy existed. He is now a political prisoner in Marion, IL. These are his letters.

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    Schaeffer Cox From Jail 5

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    Schaeffer Cox was convicted of conspiracy against the government. His message of non-violence and self-sovereignty posed a great threat to the powers that be. The FBI offered lots of money for a guilty conviction that landed Schaeffer in jail. He soon found himself surrounded by FBI informant - he told people and they thought he was crazy, so he found himself alone, surrounded by the beast. Eventually they charged him in AK courts, but the case was dismissed due to unconstitutional wiretappings by the FBI. It was later refiled at the federal level. He was cleared of all weapons charges, but convicted on conspiracy, even though no such conspiracy existed. He is now a political prisoner in Marion, IL. These are his letters.

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