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The [[910 Group]] is the "citizens' network" of the [[Center for Vigilant Freedom]] (CVF). According to the CVF, at the time of its foundation in September 2006, the 910 Group had 28 members, expanding within six months to "1,000 active members in 40 U.S. states and 21 countries, organized through online communities."<ref>[http://web.archive.org/web/20080102015101/http://www.vigilantfreedom.org/index.html CVF News], Center for Vigilant Freedom, via the Internet Archive, accessed 5 December 2009.</ref> | The [[910 Group]] is the "citizens' network" of the [[Center for Vigilant Freedom]] (CVF). According to the CVF, at the time of its foundation in September 2006, the 910 Group had 28 members, expanding within six months to "1,000 active members in 40 U.S. states and 21 countries, organized through online communities."<ref>[http://web.archive.org/web/20080102015101/http://www.vigilantfreedom.org/index.html CVF News], Center for Vigilant Freedom, via the Internet Archive, accessed 5 December 2009.</ref> | ||
Revision as of 19:44, 9 January 2015
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| Formation | September 2006 |
| Parent organization | Center for Vigilant Freedom |
| Membership | Kim Chr Madsen |
The 910 Group is the "citizens' network" of the Center for Vigilant Freedom (CVF). According to the CVF, at the time of its foundation in September 2006, the 910 Group had 28 members, expanding within six months to "1,000 active members in 40 U.S. states and 21 countries, organized through online communities."[1]
According to the CVF, local chapters began organising in several countries from March 2007.[2]
Baron Bodissey (Edward S. May) gave the following account of CVF during the 2007 Counterjihad summit in Copenhagen:
- CVF is not an alternative news outlet — we are an entirely new form for the propagation and dissemination of information.
- The idea is not that everyone should join Vigilant Freedom — heaven forbid! That would make us just another huge and impotent bureaucracy. The 20th century has demonstrated the useless and immovable inertia of bureaucracy.
- No, we are a network of networks. Anders and Ted are here to represent their respective organizations, Stop Islamisering Af Danmark and SverigeDemokraterna. Vigilant Freedom exists to coordinate their communications with others and their actions on behalf of the Counterjihad.
- There is no chain of command — nor will there ever be — in Vigilant Freedom. No party line. No one in control of what happens. Our unity and mission arise from a common goal: to resist the Jihad in all its forms. Anything else is details.[3]
Contents
Affiliations
Websites
Although the domain 910group.com was inactive as of December 2009, it was registered to Vicktorya Stone Kaufer at the Center for Vigilant Freedom.[4]
Members
Many of the 910 Group's members run affiliated blogs, often under pseudonyms.
- Edward S May (Baron Bodissey)
- Vicktorya Stone
- Christine Brim
- Kyle Shideler
- Kim Chr. Madsen (Zonka)
References
- ↑ CVF News, Center for Vigilant Freedom, via the Internet Archive, accessed 5 December 2009.
- ↑ CVF News, Center for Vigilant Freedom, via the Internet Archive, accessed 5 December 2009.
- ↑ UK and Scandinavia Counterjihad Summit, Stop Islamiseringen af Danmark, 15 April 2007.
- ↑ 910Group.us Whois Record, DomainTools.com, accessed 5 December 2009.
