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C | | oe | @ inexperienced inthe area of corporate trickery, and s0 they said that they would give two million dollars upon Patricia Hearst's release and the rest in January, 1975. However, the people have.experienced such trickery too many times in the past to ever be fooled by it again. SLA elements were at Wounded Knee and we too want to be under decision to cease the occupation, but we will not forget the lesson that we learned from our brothers and sisters there, one thing above all, never trust the words of the enemy. Hearst's PIN program stated that it would follow the SLA distribution guidelines, however | instead of $70 worth of top quality food, the people have gotten $8 worth of mediocre food. Instead of fresh meat, hwlf the people received one chicken. Many stood in long, cold lines for only a bag full of cabbages, while others stood in line and got nothing at all. PIN stated they distributed $30,000 in food, but this lie was revealed by WAPAC and the coalition, which said only 15,000 walked away _with food. After the second day of food distribution, WAPAC and the coalition issued their reports on Hearst's PIN program. The SLA and the Court of the People, and the people themselves want to see this report printed in full in all forms of the media. There has never been any uncensored uncut media reporting of any statement made by the coalition speakers. Ludlow Kramer has boasted the