TS Radio: Vincent Diem & Operation Stand Together on the Mall in DC May 20th, 2017
May 5, 2017
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TS Radio: Tami Canal and the March Against Monsanto
April 14, 2017
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March Against Monsanto
Tami Canal is the founder of March Against Monsanto, an organization that has played an instrumental role in educating the world on GMOs, the carcinogenic herbicides used on a majority of our food supply, and Monsanto’s hijack of the U.S. government.
Tami works to raise awareness on the health issues we are facing as a result of the increasingly toxic food supply and the serious, growing threats chemical agriculture poses. She is committed to fighting against those who perpetrate and profit off of our sickness and disease, including the biotech and pharmaceutical industries.
She has worked tirelessly to organize five global marches with millions of people all over the world converging in solidarity against Monsanto and chemical companies impacting our world with no regard for human life. Tami also works with numerous groups raising awareness on various issues like vaccine transparency, climate change, civil rights, and government corruption.
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TS Radio: Veterans Issues with TAPS founder Bonnie Carroll
April 7, 2017
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Veterans Issues: Eric A. de Groot building Veterans Village
March 24, 2017
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Rosie Lopez-Torres Executive Director of Burn Pits 360 Veterans Organization
February 23, 2017
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Veterans Issues/Operation Stand Together-with Vincent Diem
February 3, 2017
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Viet Nam Veterans: “The 2017 Vietnam Veterans Festival”
January 19, 2017
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Join us Friday, January 20 th, 2017 at 11:00 a.m CST!TS Radio: Blue Water Navy Veterans & Agent Orange with Susie Belanger and CMDR Wells
October 7, 2016
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TS Radio: Veterans Health News: Dr R Trewyn and the legacy of Agent Orange
September 16, 2016
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Guest: Dr. R Trewyn
Kansas State University
National Bio and Agro-defense Facility Liaison
Bio/Agro Security Economic Strategies
The use and effect of agent orange on our military while serving in Vietnam is still with us today as veterans from this era succumb to numerous deadly diseases including diabetes and cancer. Dr. Trewyn has been in the forefront of the battle to expose the long range effects of the use of agent orange and to answer questions many people don’t want asked.
What are the questions?
The correct first question that should have been asked (but never was): Are Vietnam veterans suffering from adverse health conditions that individuals who didn’t serve in Vietnam are not? If they are, what caused the health problems is much less important than knowing the problems are service-connected.
The 25-year, $140+ million Agent Orange Ranch Hand study started out to evaluate whether the herbicides sprayed in Vietnam caused adverse health outcomes for those involved in the spraying, but it devolved into analyzing whether dioxin, a minor contaminant in some herbicides sprayed in Vietnam, caused adverse health outcomes.
TS Radio: Vietnam Vets: Mokie Porter and the Faces of Agent Orange
September 1, 2016
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Mokie Pratt Porter Bio
Mokie Pratt Porter, the Director of Communications for Vietnam Veterans of America, has been with VVA since 1985. From 1992-2007, she held the position of editor of The VVA Veteran, assigning hundreds of articles on the myriad issues facing America’s veterans.
She has attended several sessions of the World Veterans Federation; has taken 14 trips to Vietnam in her capacity as the staff coordinator for the Veterans Initiative Task Force, VVA’s veteran-to-veteran effort to assist the Vietnamese with their MIA accounting effort, with the hope of engendering reciprocal cooperation in the accounting of missing Americans; and has made three trips to Ukraine to meet with Vietnam veterans of the former Soviet Union who have been forthcoming with records of downed American aircraft.
Currently she is initiating the “Faces of Agent Orange,” an effort to educate the American public by putting a human face on the generational impact of Agent Orange/ Dioxin and other battlefield exposures.
Ms. Porter is the co-editor of Inside the Pentagon Papers, an oral history of those who participated in the leaking of these secret documents. She is the recipient of VVA’s highest award, the Commendation Medal, as well as the Chapel of Four Chaplains Legion of Honor Award; AVVA President’s Award, and Veterans Against Drugs Commit to Life Award.
Some of the Faces of Agent Orange stories we have recorded:
https://vva.org/category/programs/agent-orange/faces-of-agent-orange/
A brochure that we give out at the town hall meetings, along with other materials on Agent Orange:
https://vva.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/AO-Checklist_3panel-FINAL.pdf
Mokie Pratt Porter
Director of Communications
Vietnam Veterans of America
8719 Colesville Road, Suite 100
Silver Spring, Maryland 20912
301-585-4000 x146
http://www.vva.org/support.html
TS Radio: Vietnam Veterans & Agent Orange glioblastoma #3
August 25, 2016
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