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There has been a change. John O'Neill was originally scheduled to appear along with producer Carlton Sherwood at a presentation of Stolen Honor at the Normandy Farms Conference Center US Route 202 and Morris Road, Blue Bell,PA ( suburban Philadelphia) Wednesday, October 27, 7pm. He cannot be there howeever his co- author Jerome Corsi will be there with Stolen Honor's producer Carlton Sherwood. Admission is free first come firt serve. Notify Knightrider1781@aol.com if you plan to attend.

The controversial documentary on Sen. John Kerry's anti-Vietnam War activities will be made available free to the public, it's producer said Friday. Producer Carlton Sherwood said "Stolen Honor" would be available on the Internet Monday and would also be available for screening or broadcasting. "I want to be sure that every American who wants to see this film is allowed to do so," he said in a news release. "Therefore, I am offering the film publicly to anyone who wants to see it.

Carlton Sherwood and John O'Neill are scheduled to speak at a presentation of Stolen Honor Wednesday October 27, at 7pm at the Normandy Farms Conference Center, US Route 202 and Morris Road, Blue Bell, PA

MISSION: IMPLAUSIBLEPulitzer winner behind Kerry POW filmDecorated Marine's TV documentary portrays 'betrayal' of vets Posted: August 28, 20041:00 a.m. Eastern © 2004 WorldNetDaily.com A Pulitzer Prize-winning investigative journalist and highly decorated Vietnam veteran is behind a new television documentary that features devastating testimony by former POWs of the demoralizing impact of John Kerry's war-crimes accusations more than 30 years ago. As WorldNetDaily first reported, the film will be released in September on the heels of a television ad by Swift Boat Veterans for the Truth, which charges Kerry with betrayal for accusing them of war atrocities during his testimony to the Senate...

Decorated Marine's TV documentary portrays 'betrayal' of vets A Pulitzer Prize-winning investigative journalist and highly decorated Vietnam veteran is behind a new television documentary that features devastating testimony by former POWs of the demoralizing impact of John Kerry's war-crimes accusations more than 30 years ago. As WorldNetDaily first reported, the film will be released in September on the heels of a television ad by Swift Boat Veterans for the Truth, which charges Kerry with betrayal for accusing them of war atrocities during his testimony to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee in 1971. But producer Carlton Sherwood says his Red, White...