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Carey:
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Date: 11/12/03 9:41:26 PM Central Standard Time
From: Careycbock
To: tiwein@nytimes.com
 


Tim,

I thought you told me you went to Casa because a mother who had a child there was concerned about her and she asked you to help her.  I asked you how or why  this parent contacted you.  I asked if she lived in your area and if that was how she got your name.  Then I asked you why she was never mentioned in your article.  Of course I never got an answer.  Why?  I am thinking now  that it was not the truth.  It looks as though Tom did hook you up with Chris just as I had figured and that is how you were turned on to Casa by the Sea.

I do have an email from Tom telling me that the NY Times was interested in doing a story on WWASP.

Tom, Ryan, Chris, Sean the Hollywood producer the NY Times.  I think it was all set up from the very beginning.  I think people have a right to know.

Subj: Re: (no subject)
Date: 4/10/03 7:09:13 PM Central Daylight Time
From: SLS1262
To: Careycbock



First the Goodwins went to Mexico with a reporter from the NY Times to meet with the highest level of political power.  Paula loaded them with ammunition and feels confident that Casa will be shut down.  I hate to get our hopes up, but we can think positive.

There are over 600 kids at Casa, and what the government will say, is "where will we put these kids, as many of the parents don't want them or they will go to another WWASP facility, BUT the Government will have to give each child their constitutional rights, which will allow them NOT to go into another WWASP facility.  Basically, we are looking at many kids with no where to go.  So we are preparing to house some of them.  Blanche was just offering her home, as she always does. She is a doll.

Can you imagine, 600 kids in one program

Anonymous:
Never know you to care what anyone else thinks but I think your a fukkin Loon.

Carey:
:grin:
I just have to laugh when you people call me looney.  I did the sane thing I took my kids out of a risky environment, you put your kid in one.
 
Your calling me looney does not mean anything.  You obviously don't even have enough self confidence in yourself to say it out loud.

The NY Times article was written to promote the movie Coldwater.  Whether or not in the beginning Tim knew what was going on, I am not sure about.  However he was turned on to Casa By Colbert (an individual who sells stories in Hollywood) and Colbert was the one who put Chris Goodwin and Tim Weiner together in order to try and make a story about Casa.  It did not work as they had hoped, so instead Ryan was pulled in to tell Chris's sons story and that is why the article was written about Ryan and not the supposed daughter of the mother Tim had told me about.

This is my theory that can be proven based on phone records, email records and eyewitnesses in Mexico.

Antigen:
Sometimes journalists use sources who want to remain anonymous. Often, especially w/ ugly, messy family stories like these, sources back out. Other times, journalists fib and go under cover to get the story, just like when 60 Minutes sends reporters posing as home buyers or something to show discrimination or shady vendors or whatever.

What difference does it make? Are you suggesting that there's no story here for them? Do you think we'd be seeing this much action out of regulators and interest from the public w/o the media coverage? Do you really expect a Hollywood production to blip into existance without a decent marketing campaign?

What are you getting at?



Rulers who wish to subvert the public liberty may have found an established clergy convenient auxiliaries. A just government, instituted to secure and perpetuate it, needs them not.
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Carey:
[ This Message was edited by: Carey on 2003-11-13 06:01 ]

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