Public Statement by Erin Dakins

When I spoke with Adam Miller, he told me that GCN owns The Power Hour. Looking back, I should have asked him to clarify which Power Hour he was refering to.  

Erin's statement seems to indicate that it was entirely GCN's decision to move Daniel's time slot. It also makes me suspicious that Ted may have something personal against Daniel.

That may be how it all works out, but you know,
I kind of think Joyce's two decades of devoted
service to the U.S. and us listeners counts for
something.

QUOTING JUST FYI:

(Just to illustrate that it's not really a good idea to hero worship human beings. Hero worship God.)

# americangulfwarveteransassociation.org/jr_notice_stop-using-agwva-name.htm

Eleanor replying:

I've heard all that before. I had an email
discussion with Peter Kawaja, and a telephone
discussion with Linda Kennedy, about these
issues. During my recent phone conversation
with Dave vonKleist, some of those issues
were touched on.

The allegations are so vast and complex that
none of us listeners will ever know (in this
life anyway) how many of the allegations are
true.

Personally, I suspect there is some truth there.

I know that human beings can see and describe
the actions of others in very different ways,
too. Just as multiple doctors will often give
very different diagnoses to the same patient.

The way I look at Joyce's two decades of Power
Hour hosting is that whatever else she may have
done in this Earthly dimension, she did two
decades of hugely beneficial work in informing
and inspiring others, under the Power Hour name.

That work deserves acknowledgement and respect.

Joyce's work does NOT deserve to be tossed into
the garbage can, followed by attempting to erase
the memory of that work, as is happening now.

Just as long term public use of a path through
private property turns that path into a legal
right of way, I believe Joyce's claim on the
Power Hour name can be legally argued as hers
"by use."

I will continue to pray for a solution to the
two Power Hours problem, and look for ideas as
to how I might help.

I'm sure some of that, chaotic, nearly endless rant could have some truth to it. With no disrespect intended, it does seems pretty mindless & paranoid. That being said, who cares? That, true or untrue to whatever degree, has nothing to do with anything here.

We are not here worshiping Joyce. We are just trying to give Joyce and her legacy the respect it deserves. I shall paraphrase Daniel's words: “I don't care if she ran naked through the streets”.... Joyce has done something very wonderful here.

As far as Gulf War Vets, I am one. Had it not been for Joyce, I might not be here now, and I certainly would not have the health that I am enjoying now. We're giving credit where it's due and standing up for what is right. And that leads me to address Mr Dader's comment:
Should we not stand up for what is right? And should we not stand until the wrong has been resolved or at least brought into the full light of day? 

"Goodness! We wouldn't want to do anything that might actually get a RESULT!" Well, all I can say is stated good intentions WITHOUT meaningful action is time wasting hand wringing. Thank goodness our Founding Father's weren't timid, we'd STILL be a British colony. If you REALLY cared about these matters you wouldn't think twice about it. Christ HIMSELF said in Revelation "Because you are lukewarm I will spit you out of my mouth!" Have the ZEAL of Phineas!