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Boelter referenced three years of work with Red Lion Group in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and his interest in getting involved in the U.S. food industry.

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The 14-page, over 6,000-word planning document for the project outlined ideas for what Red Lion Group would offer: ranging widely from "security services" to agricultural and weapons manufacturing ...

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