October Fund Raising ONLY 68 DONATIONS Totaling $3,045.35 Has Come In; STILL SHORT $1,954.65

[As of 8:36 AM eastern Time on Friday morning, a total of twenty-three (23) FIFTY-FOUR (54) Sixty-eight (68) people have made a donation to keep this web site and radio show alive.  Their donations total $3,045.35.  As of this morning, I remain SHORT by $1,954.65

I thought you should know . . . .]

Today is September 25 and that means I have SEVEN (7)  SIX (6) Five (5) Days to raise the funding needed to keep this web site on the net and the radio show on the air.  It takes about $5,000 a month to do this web site and radio show.  

There are no paid commercials on the radio show; it survives solely by listener support.

Financial help pays for radio air time, music licensing fees, the 6 inbound caller telephone lines as well as the outbound fiber optics which carry the show to the Internet, web hosting fees such as Data transfer (bandwidth) which is the cost I am charged when YOU come here to read a story and when YOU listen to the show online . . .  I pay for the data to be sent to you.

This site is here every day.  The radio show airs five days a week.  Both provide you with news the mass-media does not cover, making this a valuable service for everyone who wants to remain informed.

Please take a moment and click the yellow DONATE button below to make a contribution.  Every little bit helps, so please do anything you can right now.

I can't do this without you.

Those of you who cannot or will not use online financial transactions, can mail cash, check or money order to:

Harold Turner
1906 Paterson Plank Road  Apt. 1-A
North Bergen, NJ   07047-1902
USA

Those of you who live OUTSIDE the USA can mail cash from your country and I will have it converted to US Dollars once it arrives because my bank will not accept foreign checks.

Thanks for your help!

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