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How the Federal Government is Overreaching… 

Ian Freeman is being unjustly prosecuted for standing up for financial privacy.


As an advocate for financial freedom and privacy, Ian Freeman’s work has always been about empowering individuals to control their own financial destiny, free from excessive government interference. Now, he faces harsh prosecution for defending these basic rights.

 

The government has targeted Ian for his role in promoting financial privacy through cryptocurrency. His case represents a dangerous precedent: if we allow this to happen, anyone who advocates for privacy and decentralized financial systems could be next.

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#FreeIanNow

Ian Freeman's case has garnered the support of many individuals and organizations fighting for freedom and justice. Click below to join the movement and show your support.

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Upcoming Legal Battles to Support

Ian Freeman's legal team is preparing for upcoming appeals to restore his freedom. Your support and individual efforts can make a difference in the fight for justice.

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HOW YOU CAN HELP

Your activism and support are crucial in the fight to free Ian Freeman. Click here to take action and make a difference in this important cause by signing our petition for his release.

All the Latest Updates

Stay informed about the latest developments in Ian Freeman's case. Click here to read the latest news and updates.

Get to Know Ian Freeman

Learn more about Ian Freeman and his dedication to principles of freedom and individual rights. Click here to meet the team behind Free Ian Now.

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  • What can people do to help?
    People can sign the petition to demand Ian’s release, share his story, and spread awareness about the dangers of government overreach in financial privacy matters. Every voice counts in this fight for justice.
  • Why should people support Ian?
    Ian Freeman’s case represents the fight for financial privacy and innovation. If the government can prosecute individuals like Ian, it opens the door for more cases targeting those who push for decentralized systems. Supporting Ian means standing up for privacy and freedom in the financial world.
  • Why is Ian’s conviction unjust?
    The conviction is unjust because the government used entrapment. An undercover IRS agent coerced Ian into situations that appeared suspicious, even though Ian tried to comply with legal requirements. This tactic resulted in an unjust conviction.
  • What are the flaws in the government’s case?
    The case is flawed due to the use of entrapment, where an undercover agent manipulated Ian into potentially illegal activity. The government also misapplied financial laws and exaggerated the charges, turning lawful bitcoin transactions into criminal accusations.
  • I’ve got nothing to hide. Should I really be concerned about this?
    Even if you’ve got nothing to hide, you should still be concerned. It’s about the principle of freedom—if we allow the government to violate privacy or overreach in cases like Ian’s, it sets a precedent that erodes everyone’s rights, not just those who are breaking the law.
  • What is Ian Freeman being prosecuted for?
    Ian Freeman is being prosecuted for operating a bitcoin business, with accusations of financial crimes. However, the charges are based on entrapment and a flawed legal case, even though he was acquitted of a key money laundering charge.
  • Why does this matter for society?
    Society relies on innovators like Ian to question outdated systems and propose better alternatives. When governments prosecute these individuals, they stifle progress and discourage future innovation. Supporting people like Ian is critical for creating a better, more just society.
  • How did the government entrap Ian?
    The IRS agent posed as a drug dealer looking to exchange large amounts of cash for bitcoin, attempting to set Ian up for illegal activity. Despite Ian’s efforts to follow the law, the agent created a false narrative to prosecute him.

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