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New York Times Mary Fischer interviewed Mark Henkel -2- Mar 2002

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National Polygamy Advocate ™ Mark Henkel was interviewed by Mary Fischer for the New York Times, on March 15, 2002. The second of two calls, this is the larger interview conducted the next day. The writer had already begun writing an article about non-Mormon based polygamy and she had been referred to Mark Henkel as the authority on the topic. This half-hour interview provides comprehensive education, insights, and soundbites.  Conducted only 6 months after the infamous 9/11 (2001) tragedy, Mark Henkel mentioned the positive Open Directory Project (ODP) of DMOZ.org as well as the negative Tom Green whom he identified as the "polygamy Tim MacVeigh."  Mark Henkel shared the Biblical arguments of Christian Polygamy, detailed how the movement had started and grown since 1994, and explained the “House of Cards” analogy for persuading others of the "Polygamy Rights Win-Win Solution for ending the Marriage Debate." http://www.NationalPolygamyAdvocate.com

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