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Edward Birch Research Paper

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After the tour, the team rallied at the front of the building and reviewed the timetable for Mr. Birch’s arrival. “You guys have a nice set up here. You’ve pretty much thought through a lot of security concerns already,” the lead team member said. “We’ve had the neighborhood under control for several years already,” Marc said, beaming with pride. “The facility is secure. You won’t have any issues.” “You’ve done a great job of it. I grew up in New Haven, this barrio used to be a fucking shithole,” one of the members of the security detail said. “Everyone in this neighborhood is grateful for your school. They all know it wasn’t the freakin’ New Haven PD, or any other city policy that turned this place around - it was you guys.” “Thanks,” …show more content…

William enjoyed a glass of red wine; Mary drank iced tea. At 9:00 pm, William turned on the Hannity Show on Fox News, and waited anxiously for the interview with Edward Birch. “Good Evening, welcome to another edition of Hannity,” Sean Hannity said into the camera. “Tonight, I interview former US Navy pilot and businessman, Edward Birch. Over much of the past decade, Edward Birch has been building a movement based on true American values of self-reliance and liberty - principles enshrined in our nation’s founding documents. Some call him a radical; others see him as a patriot, an advocate for 21st century individual responsibility and independence. Fox News was given the opportunity to profile this reclusive American patriot. With no strings attached, no holds barred, I was offered full and exclusive access into the mind of a truly great thinker and conservative activist. Here, tonight, a fair and balanced look at Edward Birch and The Movement.” The camera cut away from Sean Hannity. B-roll footage captured a panoramic shot of Rosewood. Hannity’s voice described the scene. “Here at the Rosewood Plantation in Northern Virginia, some say the second great American Revolution is underway.” “You’ve been there, right?” Mary

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