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The Lavoy Finicum killing is being made into a bio-documentary
The Coach's Team ^ | 1/4/18

Posted on 01/04/2018 1:00:28 PM PST by Oldpuppymax

"Lavoy: Dead Man Talking" is now in production phase

"LaVoy: Dead Man Talking" is a bio-documentary on the life and death of LaVoy Finicum – the Arizona rancher killed in Oregon by law enforcement authorities on January 26, 2016. This film is the organic progression of an unfolding epic drama in the “Governed V Governing” series, produced by Center for Self-Governance. The Finicum family and Center for Self Governance are raising funds to complete this ongoing project. Will you please join with us? We invite you to SUPPORT THE PROJECT HERE with your tax deductible donation.

A special message from LaVoy’s widow, Jeanette: “Come with me on this journey to showcase the real man LaVoy Finicum. Our family’s mission is to continue his mission to educate and teach. We have partnered with Center for Self-Governance in this documentary, to help educate and teach about the delicate line between preserving or losing life, liberty, and property.”

Center for Self-Governance plans to use the “Governed V Governing” series, as an education and teaching tool in its Foundational and Applied Civics training programs nationwide. “Our vision is to train the public to maintain political boundaries and preserve life, liberty, and property,” says Mark Herr, President of Center for Self Governance and Producer of the documentary.

Director of the film project, Jeremiah Lofthus, commented, “I am very happy and excited to be working on this project with CSG. The compelling perspective offered from someone who has passed away offers both challenges and creative rewards.”

The minimum goal for "LaVoy: Dead Man Talking", documentary project is $12,000.

We need your help to meet production costs.

CLICK HERE to contribute. All donations are tax deductible.

Visit the websites CenterforSelfGovernance.com and OneCowboyStandforFreedom.com for additional details.

Thank you for joining with us in the epic journey.

It's much more than a movie. It's a movement.

Yours Affectionately and Mutually Pledged,

The Finicum Family, The CSG Team, and J.C.Lofthus Films


TOPICS: Conspiracy; Government; Society; TV/Movies
KEYWORDS: fbi; justicedept; policedept

1 posted on 01/04/2018 1:00:28 PM PST by Oldpuppymax
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To: Oldpuppymax
"LaVoy: Dead Man Talking" is a bio-documentary on the life and death of LaVoy Finicum – the Arizona rancher killed in Oregon by law enforcement authorities on January 26, 2016.

"LaVoy: Dead Man Talking" is a bio-documentary on the life and murder of LaVoy Finicum – the Arizona rancher murdered in Oregon by law enforcement authorities on January 26, 2016.

Fixed it!

2 posted on 01/04/2018 1:09:16 PM PST by dware (Americans prefer peaceful slavery over dangerous freedom)
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To: Oldpuppymax

BM to share.


3 posted on 01/04/2018 1:14:50 PM PST by grobdriver (BUILD KATE'S WALL!)
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To: dware

That whole video was truly sickening! R.I.P., Mr Finicum.


4 posted on 01/04/2018 1:15:52 PM PST by LYDIAONTARIO
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To: Oldpuppymax

I don’t think our government killed him. Well, I think they did but I’m pretty sure that foreign agents on US Soil did it.

The man was killed for camping in a tent.


5 posted on 01/04/2018 1:45:22 PM PST by Celerity
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