Fw: - - NOTMILK ON CBS WITH DAN RATHER

[Guest guest]

Implant harmed women need to eliminate or severly cut dairy from their

diets. Here's one newsletter I subscribe to. is hard working, very

extreme, but very committed to his cause!

Patty

----- Original Message -----

From: " i4crob " <i4crob@...>

<notmilk >

Sent: Thursday, January 17, 2002 6:57 AM

Subject: - - NOTMILK ON CBS WITH DAN RATHER

> Tonight (Thursday, January 17, 2002), CBS

> Evening News will air the NOTMILK news story

> that the've been promoting all week. The

> show should be seen sometime around 6:30

> PM EST. Check your local listings.

>

> Although the story has been called NOTMILK,

> I was not interviewed for the piece. I have

> been on CBS many times, and they might use old

> stock footage, but the way I feel, it's better

> to have a NOTMILK story without the NOTMILKMAN,

> than no story at all. I will watch with interest.

>

> One man who will appear as the NOTMILK advocate

> is Dr. Neal Barnard of the Physician's Committee

> for Responsible Medicine. Long before I had

> a clue about milk's negatives, Neal was

> writing and lecturing about the harmful effects

> of milk and dairy products. It's good to have

> Neal, a medical doctor, and thousands of

> other physicians on our side!

>

> A few years ago, my NOTMILK campaign

> appeared in prime time on a highly rated show.

> NOTMILK became the lead story on HARD COPY.

>

> After two hours of interviews, I was anxious

> to see what kind of segment would result

> after the network's sometimes-biased post

> production process.

>

> Minutes before the segment was to air,

> HARD COPY ran a Domino's Pizza ad. I

> knew right then and there that I was in

> trouble.

>

> A few minutes later, my two hours was

> diluted into two fifteen-second sound bites.

>

> The not-so hard hitting investigative report

> was biased in favor of milk producers, and

> ended up not offending or biting the hand

> that feeds TV networks.

>

> If you see similar ads before tonight's CBS

> segment, you'll understand the nature of

> television.

>

> TV stations are tempted by hundreds of

> millions of dollars of dairy advertising

> dollars each year.

>

> The tidal wave of anti-milk rhetoric continues,

> and each show, however tempered and biased,

> provides one small nail in the milk coffin.

>

> In only five years, supermarket soymilk sales

> have grown from one million dollars per year

> (1996) to over 550 million dollars (2001).

> Milk consumption decreases each year. We are

> doing something very right, and will continue

> to do so. Here's more evidence:

>

> Recently, the Beverage Marketing Corporation

> conducted a dairy survey and found that milk

> consumption is decreasing dramatically. They

> estimate that by the year 2010, per capita

> consumption of milk among kids ages 6-12 will

> be 17 gallons per year. In 2000, consumption

> was 26 gallons per child.

>

> Please watch the NOTMILK story, and let CBS

> know if you loved or hated their treatment

> of the milk controversy.

>

> The producer of the NOTMILK story is

> Finnegan and his phone number is 212-975-7486.

> 's EMAIL address is kpf@...

>

> Cohen

> http://www.notmilk.com

>

>

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