Tuesday, February 9, 2010

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Sarah Palin’s radical speech

From Obama as Hitler to Sarah Palin's radical speech, Wingnuts author John Avlon reports all weekend from Nashville. Click here for more on John Avlon's new book.

BS Top - Avlon Tea Party Palin Ed Reinke / AP Photo
 

Sarah Palin's rousing speech looked more like a State of the Union address—and the crowd loved every word. But, John Avlon reports, it wasn't enough to steer the group's uncertain future.

The National Tea Party Convention ended with a Palin for President rally.

This was always slated to be the weekend's main event, with a $100,000 prize purse. But the organizers still hadn't seen a copy of the speech as the crowd streamed into the banquet ballroom. What they got was less a Tea Party manifesto than Sarah Palin's State of the Union speech—an address to a domestic spending protest group which spent its first 15 minutes focused on foreign policy.

It didn't matter. With plenty of anti-Obama red meat and Palin's patented folksy-sarcasm, this crowd was rapturous about just being in her presence. She remains the Queen of the Conservative Populists.

The Tea Partiers, munching on a decidedly non‑populist steak and shrimp dinner, were geared up. Seated at my table were two Revolutionary War re‑enactors in full regalia as well as an aspiring Republican congressional candidate from Oklahoma and an independent-conservative Senate candidate from Arkansas. When the time came time for toasts with our water glasses "Death to tyrants" was chosen.


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Friday, January 22, 2010

a 9/11 Movie

January 21, 2010

Howard Wexler is producing a feature film titled THE STRAW HOUSE. 

It is political thriller, loosely based on the known activity of the FBI in the days just before 911.
A low level and honest FBI Special Agent learns that two Arab men are taking lessons to fly commercial jets without any interest in learning how to take off or land them. 
The agent submits the information to his superiors.  Within a year, 9/11 happens.
The Agent's wife loses her twin sister in one of the towers.  The Agent tries desperately to find out why the information he supplied disappeared unused in the upward spiraling chain of government command.
Their search for the sister brings to light events in the past which test their ability to deal with the future.  Their final success in coming to terms with what they must do to restore themselves for the sake of their children and their country is a moving evocation of quiet heroism at work.

Locations have been scouted, a board and budget has been prepared, and casting has been completed for most roles.


Howard is interested in meeting angel investors and co-producing partners.

Interested parties email: 911workinggroup@gmail.com

Friday, January 8, 2010

911 Working Group Presents | 9/11: Evidence, Motive & Opportunity




 Come out to the Monroe Country Public Library auditorium on January 28th @ 6:30 pm to hear presentations by Mick Harrison, Byron Bangert and Kevin Ryan

Friday, October 9, 2009

Response to 9/11 Commission staff member Miles Kara

Dear Mr. Kara,

Thank you for your "Open Letter to the 9-11 Working Group of Bloomington." As a member of that group, I'm glad to see you express interest in our work and I appreciate your invitation to further discuss the 9/11 Commission report in a public forum. It's unfortunate that you're not willing to engage in Q&A, however, as the questions are many and, to this day, the answers are very few. It is also unfortunate that you are not willing to debate the facts, because we would be happy to have you come to Bloomington for a public debate. But a dialogue of any sort is a welcome start.

For six years now, I've been focused on the work of the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) and the ongoing independent investigation into what happened at the World Trade Center (WTC). The WTC reports finally generated by NIST have been shown to be dismally weak, highly inconsistent, and completely false. Frankly the NIST reports are a shameful excuse for science. Add to this the independent discovery of explosive residues in the WTC dust, which NIST did not test for or even consider, and we must suspect that a cover-up has been intended with regard the events of 9/11.

Although I have not had as much time to evaluate the 9/11 Commission report, my understanding is that it too is mostly, if not entirely, false. This is evident from the very start, where the report states its primary aim to "provide the fullest possible accounting of the events surrounding 9/11." It is now widely known that many of the most important events of 9/11 were never mentioned in the 9/11 Commission report at all, let alone presented in the fullest possible accounting. These complete omissions include the destruction of WTC building 7, the testimony of FBI whistleblower Sibel Edmonds, Secretary of Transportation Norman Mineta's testimony concerning the Vice President and the approach of Flight 77, the connections between al Qaeda and the Pakistani ISI, and many other examples. A number of the omissions and distortions in your report have been detailed by Dr. David Ray Griffin in an easy to reference book.

Considering these facts, our group's excitement about your offer to collaborate with us is tempered by the suspicion that you might continue to engage in the same "exacting investigative work" that the Commission report attributes to you. For my own part, this suspicion is aggravated by your stated appreciation for Joel Hirschhorn, who you claim is "value added." My experience with Hirschhorn, someone I've met and presented with, is that he does not strive for a "paradigm shift" by any means. In fact, he appears to promote a futile pandering to the status quo that would result in the 9/11 Truth movement becoming as useless as a concrete parachute. Worse yet, Hirschhorn was involved with misrepresenting an honest group of investigators and promoting a poorly considered draft bill for Congress that called for investigation of WTC theories that literally no one supports.

Therefore I'm not encouraged by your suggestion that we subscribe to a new three-part plan of action, which in fact is not new. There have been countless attempts at engaging corporate media sources in reporting the basic facts about 9/11, and most of those attempts have failed. There have also been a number of 9/11 lawsuits filed, and to date, all of those have been rejected before the evidence could be discovered or presented. Finally, there have been many attempts to reach Congress with the facts. The 9/11 Working Group has met with the staff of our own congressman, and also with our former congressman, 9/11 Commission co-chair Lee Hamilton. Unlike you, Mr. Hamilton was not opposed to a new investigation, and he gave us a long list of excuses for why your 9/11 Commission investigation report was not sufficient.

We can no longer afford to ask our politicians and media to cure our corrupt system. It is the corporate media itself, and the corporate-funded politicians that maintain the corrupt system, and that are the problem. We must rebuild our media and our government, and the truth about 9/11 has the power to do just that. In doing so we will need to be aware, as you wrote, of "the frauds, opportunists, and paper millers who serve primarily as a major distraction."

This brings me to John Farmer and his new book, which I agree does not intend to state that the 9/11 Commission report is completely false. To the contrary, although I have not read the book I understand from others that its approach is much the same as that of the Commission's report. I learned this through attorney John Ekonomou, who wrote to Farmer a few weeks ago and later copied me on his message. Ekonomou purchased the Farmer book and was appalled at how quickly he realized that it was a "flat-out misrepresentation" of the facts.

But getting back to the struggle for truth, and your offer to help, we should see if there is common ground as you mentioned. You say that an event occurred on 9/11, and you call it a terrorist attack. Having met many of the Americans around the country who are alarmed by the lack of truth about 9/11, I can tell you that this appraisal is shared by almost all of them. We know it was a terrorist attack. What we don't know is: Who were the terrorists?

You can help us continue building an honest answer to that question. As you're no doubt aware from our website, our group has received a number of Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) responses from government agencies. Some of those responses are enlightening, while others are not particularly useful due to the ongoing lack of transparency surrounding the events of 9/11, and the extreme redaction that is involved. But among the documents we received, we have noticed many facts that do not support your Commission's report, and we've noticed a number of surprising things that should have been in your report but were not.

Starting out in a small way, let's talk about "We have some planes." Can you tell us where this phrase originated from, in terms of records made by air traffic controllers or others involved in the events of 9/11, and how you attributed it to the alleged hijackers? It is the title of one of the chapters of the 9/11 Commission report, and I believe you have taken credit for that analysis to some degree.

With a small step such as this, I think we might be able to begin working together for the benefit of all.

Sincerely,

Kevin R. Ryan

Saturday, October 3, 2009

Why is the Mainstream Media not Demanding the Truth About 9/11?

Why is the Mainstream Media not Demanding the Truth About 9/11?

1. Former FBI Translator and Whistleblower Sibel Edmonds has exposed, among many other disturbing revelations, that Osama bin Laden and "Al Qaeda" (which simply means "the base") were working with government intelligence operatives right up until the morning of 9/11 (and perhaps beyond):

http://amconmag.com/article/2009/nov/01/00006/

2. The 9/11 Commission Report has been exposed as almost entirely untrue by John Farmer, the Dean of Rutgers School of Law--Newark who served as Senior Counsel to the Commission:

http://media-newswire.com/release_1098894.html

3.  No reasonably intelligent and rational individual could possibly watch the full two hours of this video and still honestly believe everything the American government has told its citizens about the events of 11 September 2001:

http://www.ae911truth.org/flashmov11.htm

4.  The 9/11 Truth Movement ebbs and flows ... losing credibility with each Alex Fox media stunt and every (planted?) Icke-ish nut claiming alien lizard people or Apocalyptic demons are to blame ... then regaining momentum whenever one more brave citizen opens their mind to the harsh facts and horrible ramifications of what the truth might be, and demands an unbridled investigation knowing they will be called "kook" or "communist" by scared Sheeple seeking to maintain the bliss of ignorance.  This will go on, ad nauseum and forever, until the Truth of 9/11 is fully investigated and openly exposed.

So again I ask, why is the mainstream media not demanding the truth about 9/11?

Whatever happened to investigative journalism?

Bruce Arnold

http://BikersRights.LdrLongDistanceRider.com
1521 Alton Road #262 . Miami Beach, FL 33139 . 786-326-8079
Signatory, 911 Truth Statement & Petition (911Truth.org|ae911Truth.org)


Saturday, September 19, 2009

An American Biker for 911 Truth

Hello,

My name is Bruce Arnold, and I live in Miami Beach.  I am a record-holding
long distance motorcycle rider, and the author of numerous articles on
distance riding and motorcyclists' rights.  Yesterday, I released the
October 2009 installment of the "Bruce on Bikers' Rights" online series, an
article entitled "Recession, Revolution and Bikers' Rights".  The PDF
version of the article is attached, and the HTML version is available at
either of these links:

http://www.ldrlongdistancerider.com/motorcyclists_rights/bikersrights0910.ph
p


http://tinyurl.com/n7hmuc

The 911 Truth Movement is featured prominently and positively therein, and I
invite you to email, broadcast, post, re-publish or otherwise use this
article in any way that you think might be beneficial to the cause.  All I
ask is that you take nothing out of context, and include my accreditation.

Keep fighting the good fight!

Bruce Arnold

Bruce@LdrLongDistanceRider.com
Co-Moderator, Bruce-n-RC's Biker Forum
Author and Publisher, LdrLongDistanceRider.com
Mile Eater Gold Member, Iron Butt Association (IBA)
Sustaining Member, Motorcycle Riders Foundation (MRF)
2009 Chairman's Circle, American Motorcyclist Association (AMA)
Signatory, 911 Truth Statement & Petition (911Truth.org|ae911Truth.org)



Friday, September 18, 2009

More Questions on 9/11--Asia Times Online

"More Questions on 9/11," Pepe Escobar, Asia Times Online, Sep. 18, 2009

http://www.atimes.com/atimes/Middle_East/KI18Ak02.html

  [Asia Times Online, a site not known for carrying stories about 9/11 or conspiracies, has an excellent article by Pepe Escobar raising questions about 9/11. --B.B.] 

Why Propaganda Trumps Truth

"Why Propaganda Trumps Truth," Paul Craig Roberts, Infowars.com
http://www.infowars.com/why-propaganda-trumps-truth/

[This is one of the best articles that I've read explaining why so many people are unwilling to question the official version of 9/11. --B.B.]


Monday, September 14, 2009

9/11/09 in the news & mttg. Sun. 6pm Runcible Spoon

 
 
What Role Did the US-Israeli Relationship Play in 9-11?
 

As 9/11's 8th anniversary approaches

Online Journal - Jerry Mazza - ‎Sep 3, 2009‎
The super-thermite used on 9-11 was developed four years prior to September 11, 2001, at Israel's Nuclear Research Center - Negev near Dimona, ...
 
911 Reasons why 9/11 was (probably) an inside job. PART I: 3 towers, 2 jets
 
Breaking: Charlie Sheen demands Obama meeting on 9/11 cover-up
September 9, 2009 
 

Earth Intelligence Network: Obama`s Van Jones "9/11 Truth Scandal" Inspires Truth and Transparency Event in NYC 12-13 September 2009

Wed Sep 9, 2009 12:59pm EDT
WASHINGTON--(Business Wire)-- The following is a statement released by Earth Intelligence Network for the common good.   Among all his centrists and Wall Street wonks, Obama had one truly creative, job-creating, economically-stimulating guy working for him.   Until this weekend.   Obama White House "green jobs" advisor Anthony "Van" Jones announced he will be leaving his White House job, in the wake of Fox News revelations he once signed a 9/11 Truth.org petition.   Lost in the media noise about the resignation is the reality that Obama is not living up to his promises of transparency, and the raw fact we have never had a credible, independent investigation of the 9/11 attacks.   There is new scientific evidence of deceit and cover-up. A peer-reviewed journal just published the research results, with detailed evidence of military-grade super-thermite in World Trade Center dust, coincident with new anger among troops and their families about the gagging by Obama of General McChrystal on Afghanistan realities.   Why Did CIA, FBI and Pentagon Protect 9/11 Hijackers Nawaf Al-Hazmi, Mohamed Atta, and Khalid Al-Mihdhar, before the 9/11 Attacks? Why have over forty intelligence professionals, including several in the Pentagon on the day, come forward to challenge the airplane theory and assert that a missile hit the Pentagon and/or that 9/11 was allowed to happen and the Commission was a cover-up?   Finally, we have hyper-inflation and the clear evidence that this Administration, like the last, is betraying the public trust-creating a society that has taken on all the characteristics of fascism-we have an economy of monopolies, subsidies, and privileges that disenfranchises the middle and working classes.   As a candidate, Obama promised a lot of big "change" and "transparency." Instead, we have cover-ups.   The "We Demand Transparency" event brings together over 25 authors, scientists, filmmakers, and economists to provide public intelligence in the public interest. This is coincident with the NYC Coalition for Accountability petition drive to get a proper 9/11 investigation on the NYC ballot in November.   Saturday, September 12th, 10 AM- 7 PM Sunday, September 13th, 2 PM-10 PM St. Marks Church-in-the-Bowery East 10th St. and 2nd Ave, NYC   Admission fees are waived for credentialed media.   Photos/Multimedia Gallery Available: http://www.businesswire.com/cgi-bin/mmg.cgi?eid=6045816&lang=en      Earth Intelligence Network Sander Hicks, 347-627-4705 http://www.WeDemandTransparency.com/  Copyright Business Wire 2009  
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Here's a prime example, then, of a politician using hot-button race issues to foment populist anger that will serve his corporate masters by defeating health care reform.
Is this an off-topic post? So far, perhaps, but Van Jones was a victim of a very similar phenomenon: Glenn Beck used fear of blacks and reds to oust the former green jobs adviser—but the campaign originated with the industry front group Americans for Prosperity. (Americans for Prosperity is behind the Hot Air tour—which calls global warming "hysteria"—and is funded by members of the Koch family, who have holdings in the chemical and oil industries.) The organization's policy director, Phil Kerpen, was Beck's guest in the segment that began the smear campaign.
Green jobs are a major threat to the energy lobby's central talking point: that going green will destroy our economy, which the lobby further "simplifies" by suggesting that carbon regulations will turn the country communist. Kerpen calls this the "watermelon hypothesis": green on the outside, red on the inside (coincidence or not, you decide). As a black man cheerleading for green jobs, Jones essentially had a target on his back.
If you doubt that race played a major part in Jones' demise, read after the jump for a collection of all of the racially tinged comments readers submitted in response to my post on Jones, which barely mentioned his race.

 
 
Insane article- excerpt below-- Krauthammer on Van Jones
 
In the White House no more. Why? He's gone for one reason and one reason only. You can't sign a petition demanding not one but four investigations of the charge that the Bush administration deliberately allowed 9/11 — i.e., collaborated in the worst massacre ever perpetrated on American soil — and be permitted in polite society, let alone have a high-level job in the White House.
Unlike the other stuff (see above), this is no trivial matter. It's beyond radicalism, beyond partisanship. It takes us into the realm of political psychosis, a malignant paranoia that, unlike the Marxist posturing, is not amusing. It's dangerous. In America, movements and parties are required to police their extremes. Bill Buckley did that with Birchers. Liberals need to do that with "truthers."
You can no more have a truther in the White House than you can have a Holocaust denier — a person who creates a hallucinatory alternative reality in the service of a fathomless malice.
But reality doesn't daunt Jones' defenders.
One Obama administration source told ABC that Jones hadn't read the 2004 petition carefully enough, an excuse echoed by Howard Dean.
Carefully enough? It demanded the investigation of charges "that people within the current (Bush) administration may indeed have deliberately allowed 9/11 to happen, perhaps as a pretext for war."
Where is the confusing fine print? Where is the syntactical complexity? Where is the perplexing ambiguity? An eighth-grader could tell you exactly what it means. A Yale Law School graduate could not?
No need to worry about Jones, however. Great career move. He's gone from marginal loon to liberal martyr. His speaking fees have just doubled. It's only a matter of time before he gets his own show on MSNBC.
But on the eighth anniversary of 9/11 — a day when there were no truthers among us, just Americans struck dumb by the savagery of what had been perpetrated on their innocent fellow citizens — a decent respect for the memory of that day requires that truthers, who derangedly desecrate it, be asked politely to leave. By everyone.
Charles Krauthammer's column appears regularly on editorial pages of The Times. His e-mail address is letters@charleskrauthammer.com

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Wasserman

Author of SOLARTOPIA! Our Green-Powered Earth

Posted: September 8, 2009 11:22 AM

Obama Has Fed His Green Jones to King CONG
 
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Van Jones has been fed to King CONG (Coal, Oil, Nukes & Gas).
Obama's one serious green bright spot been sacrificed at the McCarthyite altar of the corporate bloviation machine.
The brilliant, charismatic Jones was responsible for the administration's single significant accomplishment to date. With clarity and verve Jones finally brought to the mainstream the critical message that what's good for the environment is also good for the economy.
The convenience of this simple truth has long been known to the green power movement. Since the early 1970s we have argued that converting away from fossil and nuclear fuels -- coal, oil, nukes & gas -- and onto a Solartopian system based on renewables and efficiency is the only route to long-term prosperity. With community-based solar, wind, tidal, geothermal, mass transit, increased efficiency and conservation, we can and must build a sustainable economy that will create jobs and geo-political stability.
An early articulation of this green-powered vision came at the "Toward Tomorrow" Fair at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, in 1975. As the "No Nukes" movement was just gathering grassroots steam, we envisioned a community-based Solartopian energy system that would guarantee full employment and a survivable planet.
For the next quarter century, the No Nukes movement helped drive atomic energy into its economic and ecological black hole. As fossil fuels became ever more unsustainable, the vision took shape. Wind, solar and efficiency technologies boomed ahead.
But the multi-trillion-dollar fossil/nuke industry is nothing if not entrenched. Throughout the Reagan-Bush-Clinton-Bush nightmare it made common wisdom of the Big Lie that saving the environment meant economic sacrifice. In fact, except for King CONG's short-term mega-profits, the opposite has always been true.
Van Jones finally broke through. As an informed, exciting and compelling presenter, Jones made clear that the "green collar economy" is tangible and terrific. In his writings, mass meetings, television and legislative testimony, Jones turned the corner on the message that what's good for the environment is not only good for the economy, it's essential. Appearing with the likes of Robert Redford on Larry King, and much more, Jones finally injected into the mainstream the message that there will be no prosperity, no full employment, and no survivable planet without the necessary and do-able conversion to a green-powered Earth.
With Jones running point, Obama has in fact made millions of critical dollars available for renewable energy. The Stimulus Package does include a significant sector of cash for those wishing to bring wind, photovoltaics and other Solartopian systems into their home, office and industrial energy mix.
But we've seen this before. Jimmy Carter took halting steps up the Solartopian highway in the late 1970s. Tens of thousands of green jobs were created in California and elsewhere. The Ronald Reagan ripped the solar water heater off the White House roof and Gov. George Deukmejian killed Gov. Jerry Brown's tax credit program. The industry went into a tailspin, those thousands of jobs disappeared, and America's dependency on foreign oil soared out of control.
With Jones gone we have to worry that Obama might now repeat history. The pretext for forcing Jones out was pathetic. Like millions of Americans he signed a petition asking for an investigation into the 9/11 felling of the World Trade Center. He used the dreaded term "asshole" to accurately describe some Republicans, and then used it to describe himself and his friends. He may have said some things that some right winger might've construed as racist.
Did he kill someone? Did he engage in torture? Did he steal money? Is he a lousy parent?
This is McCarthyism at its most lethal, and administrative timidity at its most dangerous. If groveling to the corporate bloviators is Obama's strategy for making change, we are in deep deep trouble.
In fact Van Jones, as imperfect as the rest of us, was Obama's critical firestarter in a green-powered revolution that is decades overdue. While the likes of Glenn Beck can crow over his demise, it's the gargantuan King CONG barons of fossil/nuke who are really in the saddle. Pushing Van Jones aside is a major coup for the destroyers of the planet, and a big loss for those of us who would re-power and save it.
We will, of course, continue to fight against fossil and nuclear power and for a green-powered Earth. But as it has been for decades, the going is rough. Will this administration really be with us?
Harvey Wasserman's Solartopia: Our Green-Powered Earth is at www.harveywasserman.com. In 1973 he helped coin the phrase "No Nukes."
 
more gems from David Corn- excerpt:
 
As far as I can tell, the only thing the so-called 9/11 Truth movement has accomplished is this: it's caused the Obama administration to lose its most prominent expert on green jobs. So well done, Truthers. Thanks to you, the federal government will now be spending about $80 billion on green economy initiatives without the guiding hand of one of the most knowledgeable experts in this field.
 
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I basically agree with Chomsky. I think it would be good for the truthers to listen to this and answer the tough questions Chomsky raises about 9/11 truth and it's possible less than noble purposes. It might also be good to look up the history and uses Stalin and Hitler made of conspiracy theories. They loved them so they could justify their atrocities and seize power. Do you really think Hitler would approve of a mixed race left leaning US President?? LOL! Get a grip!!! And a clue!!

Noam Chomsky - On The 9/11 Truth Movement 1/2

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=76eSchi4heU
 
 (haven't watched this video yet, but will check it later at library - curious to see what he has to say though)
 
Treason, Betrayal and Deceit: 9/11 and Beyond
 
 
 
Claim: former Pakistani PM had decades long relationship with Osama bin laden
 
 
9/11: More Signs that a Museum Will Be a Whitewash
 
 
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As many eyewitness accounts of explosions, etc. as possible should be posted.
Let's see what they censor--!!! See below:
 
Posted on Fri, Sep. 11, 2009


9/11 museum solicits the public's stories

By Henry Goldman

Bloomberg News

NEW YORK - Officials at the National September 11 Memorial & Museum, being built on the site of the World Trade Center, said they want people worldwide to submit 9/11 images, video, and personal stories to the institution's Web site.
The unrestricted digital archive at www.911history.org, dubbed "Making History," permits anyone to contribute material. Offensive content may be flagged by others viewing the site. Memorial employees would determine whether it should be censored, museum president Joe Daniels said.
"Public participation is critical to building the historical record of the events of 9/11," Daniels said at a news conference yesterday across from the construction site in lower Manhattan.
The site, he said, "will create a collective history of 9/11 through those who experienced it, both at the attack sites and around the world."
The memorial grounds, scheduled to open Sept. 11, 2011, will fill eight acres, or half the original trade center footprint, and will feature 400 oak trees surrounding two memorial reflecting pools approximating where the two destroyed towers stood.
Planners intend to open the museum on the grounds on Sept. 11, 2012, Daniels said.
A decision has not been made on whether or how to display the most horrific images of the catastrophe, he said, caused when two passenger jets hijacked by al-Qaeda terrorists slammed into the towers on Sept. 11, 2001. In all, 2,752 people were killed.
The 125,000-square-foot museum will offer 96,000 square feet of exhibit space at bedrock; 71 feet under street level, including a 37-foot-tall steel beam that withstood the attack; and the "Survivors' Stairway," concrete steps that hundreds of workers used to escape one of the towers after it was struck and that remained intact, museum director Alice Greenwald said.
The names of 2,982 victims - including 184 who perished at the Pentagon outside Washington; 40 who died on hijacked United Flight 93, which crashed near Shanksville, Pa., and six killed in a 1993 attack on the trade center - will be on walls surrounding the reflecting pools.
"We have an extraordinary opportunity and an obligation to remember well," Greenwald said. "So that the events of 9/11 can not only be commemorated, but so that in remembering them, we can begin to imagine the kind of world we want to live in."
 
 
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Wednesday, September 9, 2009

Nationwide Car Wash to Benefit 9/11 First Responders

***ALERT***      ***URGENT***   ***ALERT***
Nationwide Car Wash to benefit sick and dying 9/11 First Responders.
***PLEASE FORWARD***

When: 9/26/2009

Where: Across America

To Benefit: The Feal Good Foundation and firstrespondersfirst. org
The Feal Good Foundation is a federally recognized  501 (c) 3 organization, that was created by John Feal, a 9/11 first responder who has developed respiratory illness called "The World Trade Center Cough" John's belief in community and helping people in need is strong, as In 2007 John donated a kidney in a "triple kidney transplant. Please help provide John and the other 9/11 first responders the desperate medical care, prescription  medication and other much needed help by hosting a car wash in your area.
Official Fliers, posters and banners will be available for download in the photos section @ http://2ndresponders.ning.com/profile/MichaelWhite, take your disc to the local print shop or Staples and have a b/w banner made for under $10.

 Helpful Hints for a successful car wash.
1.)     Location, location, location. We've all heard this before and that is because it is true. Find a very high traffic area with enough space to work safely and comfortably. If the business owner says no, ask another and another, until you find one and you will find one.
2.)     Advertise your Car Wash in several mediums, post it on all of your social networking sites, craigslist  "Events" and "Barter" page. I.e. Will trade car wash for a donation to the sick and dying 9/11 first responders. Give out a press release to your local broadcast stations, post up fliers, try community bulletin boards etc.
3.)     Have at least 2-4 people holding signs about the car wash.
4.)     Set a goal and have one person with an erasable sign, displaying to prospective customers and passers by, your goal with a running total of donations so far.
5.)     If you contact small business owners, you can likely have all or at least some of your supplies donated.
6.)     Have at least two people in charge of the money and send it A.S.A.P to the Feal Good Foundation or postmarked no later than September 30th, 2009.
7.)     This event is being organized by a 9/11 Truther, the treatment of our national heroes is a national disgrace and is only further evidence that our government does not care to do anything but hamper the truth, even if it means letting our eyewitness' to the truth die horrible, unjustly and untimely deaths.
8.)     Feel free to pass out "Truth Information", although today's message is to put the victims at the forefront "Honor the Victim's" by supporting 9/11 Truth.
9.)          Thank you in advance for your compassion and your time, I want to live in an America that takes care of their sick and fallen, especially our troops and first responders. I want to live in an America that seeks the truth and holds those responsible, however, slight or great, to account.
10.)    Please make this project go viral, make a video presentation for the web the first responders need it. Spread the message far and wide. Let's make this event more than memorable, let's make a tangible difference and get these heroes the help that they so desperately need.
   Thanks,
   Michael White
   Organizer