Note From The Editor:
We at the New Hampshire Herald are guided by the motto “In Pursuit Of Truth And Reason.” That is the motivation behind what we print. It was in this spirit that we set out to print what we knew, even then, was unprintable, at least from the standpoint of the main stream media, the Larry Sinclair interview.
When the interview came out, many people called us asking whether the allegations were true. As we did not want to vouch for Mr. Sinclair and didn’t want to voice an opinion, we backed off with any form of stance. We wanted the readers to use their own judgment and draw their own conclusions.
But, if you should ask us now whether the Larry Sinclair story is true, we will say it definitely has some legs to it.
Since the publication of that interview, the New Hampshire Herald has come under faceless but ferocious attacks, we believe, only from people who have something to hide. Our advertisers have been harassed with calls, mostly from outside of NH, persuading them to cease advertising in the paper. Our website has also been invaded and intimidation employed so that we would cease from printing the last part of that interview.
The second part of the interview was to appear in the January 5th edition, but because of the threats we chose not to print at that time. But all the attacks left us wondering, if Larry Sinclair is lying, if his allegations are trumped up, if there isn’t any truth to it, why would people bother to demand that we cease printing the second part of the interview?
We have had a number of advertisers rescind their promotion in the paper. In spite of this, we’ve resolved not to cower or be intimidated into submission by any means, by anybody, or by any group. As we promised, we’ve now printed the second part of that interview and you’re about to read it.
However, the future of the paper is uncertain as we just don’t know what will happen after this printing. We need the support of all who have sent e-mails and called our office to voice approval for what we do. This election cycle is very important as relates to what we do here. This isn’t the time to close shop because of a cabal that is at work to stifle investigative reporting. We need the support of those that still believe in a free press in this great country.
You can help us by advertising in this paper and by appealing to likeminded business people to do the same or by making a generous donation. We are a for profit news organization and we cannot continue to print without the advertising pages. If you cannot advertise, please consider making a generous donation using our website. Thanks for your participation in keeping a free press truly free in New Hampshire.
Now, to the second part of the Larry Sinclair interview. We have reproduced it Q&A as he narrated it to us. Read it and arrive at your own conclusions... read on! Click here
When the interview came out, many people called us asking whether the allegations were true. As we did not want to vouch for Mr. Sinclair and didn’t want to voice an opinion, we backed off with any form of stance. We wanted the readers to use their own judgment and draw their own conclusions.
But, if you should ask us now whether the Larry Sinclair story is true, we will say it definitely has some legs to it.
Since the publication of that interview, the New Hampshire Herald has come under faceless but ferocious attacks, we believe, only from people who have something to hide. Our advertisers have been harassed with calls, mostly from outside of NH, persuading them to cease advertising in the paper. Our website has also been invaded and intimidation employed so that we would cease from printing the last part of that interview.
The second part of the interview was to appear in the January 5th edition, but because of the threats we chose not to print at that time. But all the attacks left us wondering, if Larry Sinclair is lying, if his allegations are trumped up, if there isn’t any truth to it, why would people bother to demand that we cease printing the second part of the interview?
We have had a number of advertisers rescind their promotion in the paper. In spite of this, we’ve resolved not to cower or be intimidated into submission by any means, by anybody, or by any group. As we promised, we’ve now printed the second part of that interview and you’re about to read it.
However, the future of the paper is uncertain as we just don’t know what will happen after this printing. We need the support of all who have sent e-
You can help us by advertising in this paper and by appealing to likeminded business people to do the same or by making a generous donation. We are a for profit news organization and we cannot continue to print without the advertising pages. If you cannot advertise, please consider making a generous donation using our website. Thanks for your participation in keeping a free press truly free in New Hampshire.
Now, to the second part of the Larry Sinclair interview. We have reproduced it Q&A as he narrated it to us. Read it and arrive at your own conclusions... read on! Click here
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