If you've got a minute or two and would like to request that the state library system acquire a few more copies of "Stonewalled". Thanks to all who assist for your activism!
Especially interesting in light of emails discovered this past week with DOJ and White House officials talking about how to subvert her stories [
http://pjmedia.com/tatler/2014/11/20/bombshell-email-proves-that-white-house-doj-targeted-reporter-sharyl-attkisson/] (not to mention her computer being hacked by apparent/possible government sources).
I've asked the state library system to acquire the bestseller “"Stonewalled: My Fight for Truth Against the Forces of Obstruction, Intimidation, and Harassment in Obama's Washington" by Sheryll Atkisson, one of the lead mainstream-media reporters attempting to get at the truth about Fast and Furious, and other Obama administration coverups. They referred the request back to my local library branch (Mountain View)... who tell me they purchased a copy (I put in my request in July, and the book was released on November 4), but do not know when the book will enter the system and be available to check out. The state library system currently has 135 (one hundred thirty-five) copies (regular, large print, foreign language, and audio book) of Obama's “Audacity and Hope” (and 118 copies of “Dreams from My Father”). Couldn't they spend at least a small percentage of what they spent for those Obama books to purchase a number of copies of “Stonewalled” to allow a few people to read about the facts regarding the “most transparent administration in history['s]” actual practices of deceit?
If you'd like to assist, please send some version of the following email to the address noted:
email to: e-reference@librarieshawaii.org
Please acquire more copies of the #6 New York Times Non-fiction bestseller (Novermber 23,2014) “Stonewalled”, by five-time Emmy and Edward R. Murrow Award winning former CBS reporter Sharyll Atkisson. This book was released on November 4, 2014, and as of today, November 24, 2014, there is no record of it in the state library catalog.
Thank you,