From: [f gaut j w] at [ccsvax.sfasu.edu] ([f gaut j w] at [ccsvax.sfasu.edu] AARC SFA State Univ.) Newsgroups: alt.conspiracy,alt.activism Subject: Another letter from Livingstone Fagan Date: 10 Jul 93 20:08:35 CST After Stephen's post several days ago about the gross mistreatment of Livingstone Fagan, I wrote Fagan a letter at the address provided by Stephen, namely: Mr. Livingstone Fagan 510 Leon Gatesville, Texas 76528 Today I received a reply from Livingstone. He confirmed everything Stephen has been saying and more. I am posting Livingstone's reply to my letter in its entirety, being assured that the 'authorities' have already read it as stated by Livingstone and as confirmed by the scotch tape on the seal to which he probably would not have had access. In my letter to Fagan I enclosed a self-addressed stamped envelope and urged that he return it with or without enclosed message to assure me of receipt of my letter. Remember, Fagan is not free to make his own statement to the world. Remember, he is only a 'material witness', held without bail for over 100 days with no charges against him. Livingstone Fagan's Cry of the Heart: ------------ 7/7/93 Dear Mr. Gaut I received your letter this morning. Let me first say how comforting it was to hear from you. Sadly very few Americans appear to be aware, or concerned about those noble principles upon which this once great nation was founded. Although I am not an American citizen I must acknowledge, it was while in America I came to appreciate the true meaning of Liberty as a principle. I have since learnt that, in practice this nation no longer lives up to the principles it professes. The events at Mt. Carmel and my subsequent unlawful detention bear testimony to a most distressing state of affairs for the world. My greatest concern is that so many look to this nation for leaderhsip. Their trust is greatly betrayed and abused, and has been for so long. One had to literally experience this situation to know the real truth. Liberty is indeed the outpouring of life. To be denied it, is to be denied life itself. If there was ever a cause worth fighting for this is it. That very substance called life is intimately connected with the pursuit of truth and conscience. Mt. Carmel was about the pursuit of truth and conscience as it is in God. Inspite of what is propagandized about us, in death and imprisonment our consciences remain free. We made a choice for truth, and we placed it above temporal existence. My heart is moved with tears of restrained joy. The result of having been shattered and torn by the experience of the grave injustice practiced against us. Joe, it may not be apparent to you, but believe me, through us God spoke to the world. The essence of this truth is the subject matter of the seven seals. This is what Mt. Carmel was truly about, and what the authorities fear the public becoming aware of. As a spokesperson for our faith, which incidentally is so thoroughly based in scripture it's uncanny, I am being prevented from speaking much as David was. The medium of ink on paper, and the use of telephone are far too restrictive to communicate the essence of the seven seals. I sit sometimes in dispair at what is being denied to the American people, and indeed to the world. We have been given something very special. Something so special it is worth sacrificing anything for. In spite of the loss of my wife, and my mother. Also my children being taken from me I hold no hate, or anger against those who persecute us. The memory of those who I love engender concern for the soul salvation of those responsible. If they would but consider the seven seals. Presently I am classified a 'material witness.' I have been detained as such for over 100 days now, with no end in sight. The conditions of my incarceration are no different to any other person convicted, indicted, or charged with a crime. Whilst at McLennan County jail for the longest while, I was locked up in a 10 x 12 room 24 hours a day, 7 days a week with three other adults. This was in maximum security. Our only real comfort was we shared the same status. My present condition has improved with respect to space. Never- theless my communication is severely monitored. Incoming and outgoing mail is opened and read. I have an intercom system in my cell. For the longest while I was denied access to a copy of the jail policy statement. On two occasions I have been denied counsel, awaiting approval from the U.S. Marshalls' Office. My access to relatives abroad has been severely restrited. The list goes on. My consolation is in the faith I hold. The power of the seven seals has proven to me its capacity to endure whatever hunanity throws at it. Let me further say Joe, you will find our beliefs are not as dissimilar as you might think. Certainly our understanding of the basic rights from God appear to be in harmony. There is so much more. Once again my appreciation for your concern and practical support. Please write to confirm receipt of this letter. Regards Livingstone