Editing S.F.M.

The '''S.F.M.''' was a paramilitary organization before the [[Cylon Attack]] who, depending on one's point of view, were freedom fighters or terrorists devoted to overthrowing the tyrannical local government on [[Sagittaron]] that was installed by the [[Government]] of the Twelve Colonies to facilitate what some believed was an exploitation of Sagittaron's resources by the other Colonies.

Infamous prisoner-of-conscience [[Tom Zarek]] was a prominent member of the movement, if not the leader. The group believed in using violence to achieve their goal of freedom, including many acts of terrorism {{TRS|Bastille Day}}.

== Notes ==
* The acronym ''S.F.M.'' has been revealed in the ''[[List of Comics#Battlestar Galactica: Zarek series|Battlestar Galactica: Zarek]]'' comic book series to mean ''Sagittaron Freedom Movement'', but it has not been defined in the television series, making this explanation non-canon {{comics|zarek|2}}.
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	The '''S.F.M.''' was a paramilitary organization before the [[Cylon Attack]] who, depending on one's point of view, were freedom fighters or terrorists devoted to overthrowing the tyrannical local government on [[Sagittaron]] that was installed by the [[~~government~~]] of the Twelve Colonies to facilitate what some believed was an exploitation of Sagittaron's resources by the other ~~colonies~~.		The '''S.F.M.''' was a paramilitary organization before the [[Cylon Attack]] who, depending on one's point of view, were freedom fighters or terrorists devoted to overthrowing the tyrannical local government on [[Sagittaron]] that was installed by the [[Government]] of the Twelve Colonies to facilitate what some believed was an exploitation of Sagittaron's resources by the other Colonies.

	Infamous prisoner-of-conscience [[Tom Zarek]] was a prominent member of the movement, if not the leader. The group believed in using violence to achieve their goal of freedom, including many acts of terrorism {{TRS\|Bastille Day}}.		Infamous prisoner-of-conscience [[Tom Zarek]] was a prominent member of the movement, if not the leader. The group believed in using violence to achieve their goal of freedom, including many acts of terrorism {{TRS\|Bastille Day}}.