According to Professor Sison, he thanked the former high US government official for his solidarity and support against the "terrorist" listing initiated by the US government since August 9, 2002. They discussed the implications and the consequences of the "terrorist" listing, the legal and physical threats posed by the US and the possible legal and political counter-measures.They were able to exchange views on the situation in the US, Philippines and the world at large, the criminal impeachable acts of US President Bush, the US invasion and occupation of Iraq, the forthcoming March 19 and 20 global mass protests, the escalating US military intervention in the Philippines and the US sabotage of the GRP-NDFP peace negotiations through the "terrorist" listing. Finally, according to Jose Sison, Ramsey Clark assured Prof. Sison of his continuing support for him and for the Filipino people.