Without comment on the merit of the rest of your remarks— this is nonsense and it's frightening to hear someone involved with creating a cryptocoin saying something so confused. Mining pools create no advantage in quantity of subsidy obtained, and there are perfectly reasonable fully decentralized mining pools in any case.  And however that goes— "mining puts new coins in too few hands, putting in _one_ set of hands is more hands" is not a logical response.

There are good things that can be argued for premining at least in some case— e.g. when there are common costs that need to be defrayed, if namecoin were premined and they sold the coins they could have raised funds to buy the global .bit TLD for bootstrapping purposes, and maybe namecoin wouldn't be nearly dead today. ... but your argument— that the distribution may have lower entropy then it could or should so lets just give it none— is an insult to the reader and to yourself.

If this is such a great path— why is freicoin's organization not incorporated yet? Was wasn't it incorporated before the coin existed?