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Mr Craushom,

I was quite surprised to recere an email Irom you. And I spent hours trying write back. But Inere
srmpIe aren't words to desonoe how I about your oommued suppon or Planet 

Ir you wrote Io try to convInoe me that my errorrs or lIghIIng are palnlless, you nave IarIed, You
serroust underestimate my knowledge and my resolve. But if you have wrmen an attempt to mend
tences and open possible dialog, men I am willing to help you. But make no mistake, I will onIy help
you because my deSIre to own Irom the USA Is greater than my contempt Ior the USDA.

Iwrole to one or your coworkers, Linda c. Habenstreu, over a year ago oonoermng misconceptions
sne had over Planet and rymd. I sent a copy or that Iener to you and Juduh Phillips but never
recered a response from any or you, so I must conclude that your smcerity in <Group members, including the leader, Amdi Pedersen, who was living in
Miami at the time....a multi-million dollar condo purchased through shell
companies with pilfered cash.
I thought you might like to see this report since it mentions Planet Aid and
Humana People to People as Tvind operations in the USA. Even though the
USDA and USAID continue to side with Planet Aid in denying the connections
to Tvind, there is no doubt of what the Danish government knows or what our
own FBI knows. I can only hope that the USDA will wise up as you did, and
stop funding the horrible group.
You may be wondering why the FBI has not taken any action against Planet
Aid (or any of the other Tvind groups here in the USA). I had that same
question. They interviewed me a few weeks ago, and their answer to that
question was very disheartening. According to the agents that I spoke to,
there is very little funding tin the FBI's budget to investigate white collar crimes
such as this. Almost everything is used to identify terrorism and illegal drugs.
Though I uunderstand the need to prioritize, it still does not take away from
the fact that Planet Aid, and the other Tvind groups, have managed to deceive
our government and citizens out of more that $300 million since 1999....and
that's just the funding that I can identify. God only knows what the total really
is.
But I do what I can, and I tread along, and I will always be grateful that the
World Soy Foundation did the right thing and chose not to fund Tvind.
Thank you.
Kris Alonge