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Conflict Securities Advisory Group
(202) 342-0881

Adam M. Pener, Chief Operating Officer

Washington, D.C., April 17, 2006 - In response to market demand, Conflict Securities Advisory Group, Inc. (CSAG) has launched www.terrorfreeinvesting.com, an educational website for those investors seeking to divest from, or avoid, the stock of companies with business ties to terrorist-sponsoring states.

"Over the past year, CSAG has received numerous inquiries from investors who are seeking to exclude companies that do business with terrorist-sponsoring states from their portfolios. It is our hope that www.terrorfreeinvesting.com will serve as a valuable resource for anyone seeking impartial guidance concerning mutual funds, separate accounts, 401 K's and other investment services that invest 'Terror-Free,'" said Roger Robinson, President and CEO of CSAG.

So-called "Terror-Free Investing" is viewed by many investors as a way to register their opposition to state sponsorship of terrorism and genocide. As highlighted in a recent article in The Forward, a growing number of institutional and individual investors are deciding that they do not want to invest in companies whose business activities are viewed as providing direct benefit to governments which sponsor terrorism.

The purpose of www.terrorfreeinvesting.com is twofold: 1) to provide impartial information to investment advisors, pension administrators and individual investors interested in better understanding this new form of values-based investing; and 2) to link users to resources that may help them develop a "terror-free" investment strategy.

CSAG is a Washington, D.C.-based impartial research provider that maintains the world's only comprehensive list of U.S. and foreign publicly traded companies with business ties to U.S State Department-designated terrorist-sponsoring states including Iran, Libya, Syria, Sudan and North Korea.

For more information on CSAG and its Global Security Risk Monitor database of companies with ties to terrorist-sponsoring states, visit www.conflictsecurities.com.