FEAOX Sends Disney Board Members DVD of New Documentary Exposing Political WASHINGTON, Sept. 10 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The Free Enterprise Action Fund (Ticker: FEAOX) announced today that it would be filing a shareholder proposal with the Walt Disney Company to increase transparency regarding Disney's political contributions. The FEAOX is concerned that Disney CEO Bob Iger's refusal to sell the DVD of ABC TV miniseries "The Path to 9-11" is evidence that his liberal political views may conflict with shareholders interests. "Bob Iger's refusal to sell the DVD of the seven-time Emmy-nominated ABC-TV miniseries seems to indicate that his liberal political views come before shareholder interests," said Tom Borelli of Action Fund Management, investment adviser to the FEAOX. "We believe that Iger's refusal to sell the DVD demonstrates an arrogant disregard for fiduciary responsibility and freedom of political speech," added Borelli. As described in a new documentary, entitled "Blocking The Path to 9-11," leading Democratic politicians, Clinton supporters and other left-wing political activists launched a successful intimidation campaign against the broadcast of the miniseries -- which was based on the 9-11 Commission Report -- because they felt the program made the Clinton Administration look weak on terror. Apparently to appease these critics, Disney edited the program before it aired in 2006 and has since refused to sell its DVD version -- even though Disney lost $ 40 million on the project. The FEAOX is concerned that the political views of Disney CEO Bob Iger may be key factor in Disney's decision not to sell the DVD. Iger is a long time contributor to the Democratic Party and to Hillary Clinton. "As another 9-11 anniversary rolls around, it is important for the country to understand the events that led to the terrorist attack," said Steve Milloy of AFM. "By failing to sell the DVD, Iger seems to be denying the public an opportunity to learn from history and denying the company the opportunity to generate much needed revenue -- which is why shareholders hired him in the first place," Milloy noted. "Disney's board needs to understand the implications of its failure to reign in Iger's political agenda," said Milloy. "Hopefully, watching 'Blocking the Path to 911' will wake the board from its stupor," Milloy added. The political contribution shareholder proposal asks the company to report to shareholders on the policies and procedures for political contributions made with corporate funds. Transparency will allow shareholders an opportunity to determine if company assets are being used to compliment Iger's political views which can harm the long-term interests of Disney and its shareholders. The Free Enterprise Action Fund is a shareholder activist mutual fund (Ticker: FEAOX) that seeks long-term capital appreciation while aggressively challenging CEOs who use shareholder assets to advance the liberal political agenda which threatens long-term shareholder value, the free enterprise system and individual liberty. Invest in the Free Enterprise Action Fund -- a shareholder activist mutual fund that aggressively challenges liberal CEOs who threaten conservative and libertarian values. An investor should consider the fund's investment objectives, risks, and charges and expenses carefully before investing or sending money. This and other important information about the Free Enterprise Action Fund can be found in the fund's prospectus. To obtain a prospectus, please call 1-800-766-3960. Please read the prospectus carefully before investing. Mutual fund investing involves risk, including loss of principal. The Free Enterprise Action Fund is advised by Action Fund Management, LLC., which receives a fee for its services, and is distributed by Northern Lights Distributors LLC, which is not affiliated with Action Fund Management, LLC. DATASOURCE: Free Enterprise Action Fund CONTACT: Audrey Mullen, +1-703-548-1160, for the Free Enterprise Action Fund Web Site: http://www.feaox.com/

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