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In collaboration with: The Thomas Paine Society, Freethought History Research Group, 911 Truth Campaign, and others to be announced, with representative speakers.

FREEDOM OF SPEECH - FREEDOM OF THOUGHT

PUBLIC MEETING IN MEMORY OF HOSTORIAN AND GENIUS FRANK RIDLEY

to be held at the CONWAY HALL, Red Lion Square, London WC2

on Sunday the 13th May 2007, starting at 09:30 am
Admission (including a good lunch) £25.00

ARE YOU CONCERNED ABOUT THE EROSION OF FREEDOM IN ENGLAND AND GREAT BRITAIN?

No matter what your political, religious or philosophical persuasion, the sinister and silent withdrawal of our liberties affects us all - either directly or indirectly.

Do we no longer say with the great French philosopher, VOLTAIRE: "I DISSAPPROVE OF WHAT YOU SAY, BUT I WILL DEFEND TO THE DEATH YOUR RIGHT TO SAY IT"?

SPEAKERS TO INCLUDE:

JOHN MILLAR - Chairman, THE SAUNIERE SOCIETY

DAVID SHAYLER - "... And the truth shall set ye free."

TERRY LIDDLE of the FREETHOUGHT HISTORY RESEARCH GROUP - speaking on F.A. RIDLEY - his life and work

ROBERT MORRELL - Secretary of the Thomas Paine Society on "Thomas Paine"

ANNIE MACHON - Secretary of the 911 Truth Campaign

SANDRA UTTLEY - "DUNBLANE UNBURIED" - "The author who lived in Dunblane for nearly 20 years ... has meticulously researched all the evidence and presents a very different version of events from those in Lord Cullen's Report."

Unless we can all say without fear or favour what is uppermost in our minds, there can be no hope for the resolution of our differences. There is no reason why we should not all have differences. If we have and we acknowledge them openly and honestly we can either resolve, or live with them.

To book: Contact the Saunière Society, Arpinge Court, Arpinge, Folkestone, CT18 8AQ
Telephone: 01303 894 999; or E-mail: sauniere.society@thought.globalnet.co.uk

WHETHER YOU AGREE OR DISAGREE, come along and join the debate.

"God is not on the side of the big bataillions, but of the best marksmen." (Voltaire)