Subj: New Day for Brian Willson Talks -Two Chances to Meet & Hear Vietnam Veteran

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Subj:     New Day for Brian Willson Talks -Two Chances to Meet & Hear Vietnam 
Veteran S. Brian Willson -Sunday July 20th, 1:00 PM  in Culver City &  Sunday 
July 20th at 7:00 PM at United Methodist Church in North Hills
Date:   07/13/2003 5:13:30 PM Pacific Daylight Time
From:    (Frank)
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Dear Friends,

Because Amy Goodman is coming to Los Angeles and will be speaking
Saturday night July 19th at 7:00 PM 
at the First Baptist Church located at 760 S. Westmoreland Avenue in Los
Angeles, we have decided to move 
Brian Willson's talk to Sunday July 20th at both 1:00 PM and again at
7:00 PM. 
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"We Are Not Worth More, They Are Not Worth Less"

Two Presentations by Vietnam Veteran, Anti-War Activist, 
Peace Educator, Author, Historian and Friend

S. Brian Willson  
www.brianwillson.com http://www.brianwillson.com/


When:  Sunday July 20th at 1:00 PM
Where: Frank and Jane Dorrel's
              3967 Shedd Terrace, Culver City 90232 (located in Blair
Hills)
Phone:  310-838-8131 - For directions or more information
What: We will be serving snacks and dessert
Suggested Donation: $10 - No one will be turned away.

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A Second Talk by Brian will be   

When:   Sunday July 20th at 7:00 PM
Where: United Methodist Church of North Hills
              15435 Rayen Street, North Hills, CA. 
                    (near Sepulveda & Nordhoff)
What:   We will be serving refreshments
Suggested Donation: $5 to $10


Brian is producing a film titled "Divided Country, Disposable People"
about the U.S. invasion 
of Korea. He is working with award winning director Mickey Grant. We
will be raising funds to 
help with the completion of this very important and ground breaking
film. Some clips of this film 
will be shown. Brian has been to Korea 8 times. He just finished a 60
day fast protesting the U.S. 
war and occupation in Iraq. In 1987, Brian lost his legs when he was run
over by a U.S. naval 
train carrying weapons headed for Central America intended to kill
innocent civilians.

Brian is the most inspirational, knowledgeable and moving speaker I have
ever heard. I highly recommend going to his web site:
www.brianwillson.com http://www.brianwillson.com/   His essays are all
well worth reading, including some on U.S. involvement in Korea. Read
his autobiography -"On Third World Legs". 

Hope to see you on Sunday July 20 either at: 
1:00 PM in Culver City at our house located at 3967 Shedd Terrace
or at 7:00 PM in North Hills at the United Methodist Church-15435 Rayen
Street 
                                                       
If you aren't able to attend this gathering but would like to help get
this film on the U. S. invasion
of Korea, "Divided Country, Disposable People" finished, here are some
of things you can do:

1. You can order a copy of an audio-cassette titled "Waging
Unconditional Peace" with Brian 
telling his story and featuring ex-FBI Agent John Ryan, who lost his job
with the FBI after 22 
years of service because he would not label Brian as a terrorist. This
tape was produced by 
The Other Americas Radio in 1988 and is perhaps the best audio tape I
have ever heard.

2. You can also order a CD copy of a very important and profound talk
Brian gave this last 
February at the Patriotic Hall called Waging Unconditional Peace. 

3. You can order a copy of my video: "What I've Learned About U.S.
Foreign Policy: 
The War Against The Third World" which features 10 segments, the last
being S. Brian Willson.

4. Or you can order a copy of  "Addicted To War, Why The U.S. Can't Kick
Militarism" 
by Joel Andreas, which Brian endorses and helped to get published.

I am asking $10 for the audiocassette tape of Brian 
$10 for the CD of Brian's talk in February of 2003
$10 for the video (which is available on VHS or DVD) 
$10 for the Addicted To War book
$40 for all four of these excellent educational tools. 

Make your check out to: 
Santa Cruz Film Foundation and mail to:

Frank Dorrel
P.O. Box 3261
Culver City, CA. 90231-3261
310-838-8131
fdorrel@addictedtowar.com
www.addictedtowar.com http://www.addictedtowar.com/