Posted on 10/29/2004 7:10:30 PM PDT by MizSterious
'Stolen Honor: Wounds That Never Heal' Available One Night Only on Pay-Per-View
ENGLEWOOD, Colo., Oct 29, 2004 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- EchoStar Communications Corporation (Nasdaq:DISH) and its DISH Network(TM) satellite TV service, the fastest growing TV provider in the past four years, announced today that for one night only, on Nov. 1, it will offer Carlton Sherwood's documentary film "Stolen Honor: Wounds that Never Heal" that focuses on Sen. John Kerry.
This film is available to DISH Network's more than 10 million customers for $9.95 on channel 457 at 8 p.m. Eastern Time and channel 455 at 8 p.m. Pacific Time. DISH Network is the only television provider broadcasting this and other political documentaries on pay-per-view.
"We are pleased to provide our customers a variety of political films and documentaries so they can make informed choices," said Susan Arnold, vice president of Programming at EchoStar's DISH Network.
A new documentary, "Stolen Honor: Wounds that Never Heal," investigates Kerry's actions during the Vietnam era. The film is produced by Carlton Sherwood, president of Red White and Blue Production. Sherwood is a decorated veteran of Vietnam and a Pulitzer Prize winning journalist.
This film can be ordered on DISH Network's pay-per-view by remote control.
About EchoStar
EchoStar Communications Corporation (Nasdaq:DISH) serves more than 10.1 million satellite TV customers through its DISH Network(TM), the fastest growing U.S. provider of advanced digital television services in the last four years. DISH Network offers hundreds of video and audio channels, Interactive TV, HDTV, sports and international programming, together with professional installation and 24-hour customer service. DISH Network ranks No. 1 in Customer Satisfaction among Cable/Satellite TV Subscribers by J.D. Power and Associates. Visit EchoStar's DISH Network at www.dishnetwork.com or call 1-800-333-DISH (3474).
SOURCE: EchoStar Communications Corporation
Now if those who have Direct TV could also get it :(
Thanks for the info! $9.95 is a bit steep, though.
As of now you can watch the documentary for free (contributions appreciated) at www.stolenhonor.com
kudos to echostar for doing this.
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-chat/1262094/posts
Keep the thread to the top, please!
Windows Media Player or Real Player needed.
Again the direct link is:
http://www.stolenhonor.com/documentary/watch-video.asp - Click Here
Free, but if you're on dialup like me, it's not a very good way to watch. (Personally, I ordered the dvd from StolenHonor.com)
An excellent way to bypass the Swifties' documentaries! Thanks.
Here is the link to their page Direct to Swift Vet Dumentaries as well.
I still believe the Stolen Honor Film free on the internet is well worth the time to watch.
Highly regarded 'The Federalist' website has submitted a petition to Congress and the Attorney General with 180,000 signers on October 18th for action after the election. Since then over 6,500 additional have signed.
Petition to Investigate and Indict John F. Kerry for acts of treason
Signers: 186519
Though John Kerry has an extensive and well-documented record of anti-American activities over the past three decades, it is his acts of treason in 1970-71 that are the subject of this petition for indictment. Our appeal notes both Kerry's violations of the UCMJ (Article 104 part 904) and U.S. Code (18 USC Sec. 2381 and 18 USC Sec. 953), and calls for his disqualification for public office in accordance with the Constitution's Fourteenth Amendment, Section 3, which states: "No person shall be a Senator or Representative in Congress, or elector of President and Vice-President ... having previously taken an oath ... to support the Constitution of the United States, [who has] engaged in insurrection or rebellion against the same, or given aid or comfort to the enemies thereof."
Why prosecute John Kerry now? In October 2003, Mr. Kerry chose to make his Vietnam war record the centerpiece of his campaign for the presidency; this has been especially true since his primary victory in March 2004. In response, more than 165,000 signatories of the above-referenced petition for indictment have made his war record the centerpiece of their campaign to disqualify Kerry from public office. We understand that no action is likely to be taken on this petition until after the 02 November election. Be it known, however, that on 03 November, we will seek full recourse in an effort to have John Kerry prosecuted for acts of treason and disqualified from any future campaign for any national office. We are thus committed to holding Mr. Kerry accountable for his actions, as there is no statute of limitations for acts of treason.
(More at the site) http://patriotpetitions.us/
Pass it on to others!
You know, I think it's very nice that you've posted some links to free web sites. However, I hope everyone remembers that it cost the filmmakers something to make this documentary--it was free for them to make it, and it took courage to make it in an atmosphere that, let's face it, is not friendly to documentaries that aren't friendly to Kerry and 'rats.
I like a freebie as much as anyone--but please, if you watch it for free, also order a video/dvd from them to make it worth their while.
Or watch it via pay per view. Dish Network, it should be noted, also took a chance in airing this. Remember what happened to theaters that wanted to show this documentary. Remember what happened to Sinclair, which, it should be noted, caused them to fold under the tremendous pressure.
Dish Network is also showing F-911 on another channel, which might help.
BUT IF NO ONE WATCHES STOLEN HONOR ON PAY PER VIEW OR BUYS THE DVD, WHO WILL RISK THEIR REPUTATIONS AND FINANCES TO MAKE ANOTHER DEMOCRAT UNFRIENDLY DOCUMENTARY?
And while you're at it, please help the Swifties, too. Even after the election, keep them going. Kerry needs to be exposed even after the election--once he's not a risk to the presidency, we need to get him out of the Senate.
The future I am most concerned about is less than 96 hours away.
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