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From: Andi Wolos & Bob Necci

(POW-MIA InterNetwork)

Re: Bring Them Home Alive Broadcast Schedule

Date: April 17, 2001

"The POW Bring Them Home Alive Hour - TAILWIND

This next week, probably all three days, M-W at 8 AM PDT, the topic of the radio program will be the connection between TAILWIND and POWs. While I know this has been controversial in the past, I want to look at it from a new angle. The testimony of ADM Moorer in early 2000 made it clear that Russians held POWs in Laos. As the former Chairman of the JCS, he would be in a position to know. He is also one that would never put aside the truth in order to hide something. That makes his testimony even more relevant.

There are several things that need to be examined and I plan to examine them all. While I agree with the position that TAILWIND did NOT have as an aim the killing of "defectors," the sworn testimony from all sides has been cut off way too early to make a definitive statement on what other things went on at that time in that place. Unfortunately, all sides have cut their losses and shut up the investigation and any investigative leads. I also disagree that TAILWIND itself had anything to do with Sarin - I will examine what I think happened - based upon my own looking at the evidence and talking with some of the participants. I do believe, however that a form or Sarin was used. More on that at show time.

The name of the show is POW Bring Them Home Alive Hour -- located on the internet at www.crusaderadio.com This is a call in show - the call in number will be given over the air - You may also e mail questions in advance or on the air at goldencoastpublishing@tds.net or there is a chat line at www.crusaderadio.com that will send messages to me on the air. The participation in the show will make it more interesting.

Any questions needing answering can also be e mailed in advance to above goldencoastpublishing@tds.net or larryjodaniel@excite.com. For those who wonder why we do what we do, it is summed up in the words I found from a political soul mate, Attorney General John Ashcroft - "If you start focusing on the doable, you give away too much," he said in a 1998 interview. "If you focus on the noble, you change the definition of the doable."



larryjodaniel@excite.com
www.goldencoastpublishing.com
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