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On February 1st, 2009, The New Media
Journal was absorbed by the non-profit organization
BasicsProject.org.
It continues to exist as a stand-alone publication but will be mandated
by BasicsProject.org's mission statement and limitations. BasicsProject.org is a non-profit, non-partisan 501(c)(3) research and educational initiative whose mission is to re-introduce the American public to the basic elements of our constitutional heritage while providing non-partisan, fact-based information on relevant socio-political issues important to our country, specifically, but not limited to, the threats of aggressive Islamofascism and the American Fifth Column. The organization works to educate the American people using primary source materials and culling qualified opinions from governmental agencies, congressional testimonies, internationally recognized experts, credible think tanks and editorial boards. BasicsProject.org's goal is the liberation of the American people from what James Madison called "factions" and special interests in government. Through educational advocacy for our citizenry and providing access to reliable information via our website, special initiatives and events, and now the informational reach of The New Media Journal (ranked within the top 1% of all websites in the United States by Alexa), BasicsProject.org fosters the re-emergence of civic responsibility and active, responsible participation of citizens in their government. Because of our 501(c)(3) and tax-exempt status, we are forbidden from endorsing or stating direct opposition to any political candidate. Therefore, we have ceased publishing any articles that do either. While it remains acceptable to address and examine policy, and the consequences thereof, promoted by any political figure, faction or organization -- political, elected or otherwise, the direct endorsement or active endorsement of defeat of an individual will be prohibited, thusly, any submissions considered to transgress this limitation will be rejected. Contributors to The New Media Journal are selected by invitation only and expressly satisfy the goals of being studied, intelligent, educational, researched, vetted, informative and of expert nature with regard to the subject matter without being overly partisan or caustic. In addition, The New Media Journal features
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