Local TV news on 9-11 conspiracy

[IChing]

They interviewed this guy who really did work at area 51(documented) who says he saw secret documents that 911 was an inside job.
However, here is the kicker, he goes on to say that this is really a battle between the 'blues' and the 'greys', that the 'greys' are working for the government and helped design the explosive charges.

Talk about a story to debunk the real critics as nuts.

Has anyone ever heard a story like this?

[John Q. Citizen]

1. No, but in the midst of the current propaganda blitz being undertaken

by our government to slow and discredit the 9/11 truth movement, I'm not surprised. This is classic.

I think we are now past the "first they ignore you." phase.

Somebody is pushing back on the 9/11 truth movement.

Lately we've seen the State Dept. Debunking, the NIST FAQ, the stories in the NYTimes and the UK Guardian, the spin off stories in much smaller newspapers, the OCT flood here and on other discussion boards, IChing's local news cast, the Pres speaking in all three 9/11 locales, and the mid term elections, which hang on the waning perception of bush as "terror fighter."

This roughly coincides with the soon to be released Jersey Girls and Paul Thompson movie, the Jersey Girl book, the creation, growth and publicizing of the Scholars for Truth, the upcoming release of the final cut of Loose Change, the recent opinion polls that show many people question the basic premise of the 9/11 fairy tale, and the upturn in 9/11 truth activism.

It's heating up, folks.

[IChing]

2. I have shown my neighbors 911 films on my computer

I have them now asking questions, both are moderate republicans, now claiming to be independents.
Both had refused to watch F-911 but now have asked to view that film for the first time.

One mind at a time.

[Nozebro]

3. "Each one teach one". (old slogan used in a literacy campaign in

Mexico)

[hogwyld]

4. I was one of those non-believers

That thought the Mihop gang were a bunch of Kool-Aid drinkin' pot smokin' tin foil hat wearin' fools. Well, count me in!! I've seen too much, and I can't ever go back.

[petgoat]

6. I saw the pictures of squibs, and assumed they were somebody's

photoshopped sick joke. I regarded Truthists as lying loonies. I'd read about
the zippers and the pancakes. I knew all about it! Besides, the planes all
attacked simultaneously, didn't they? How could NORAD possibly have reacted in
time?

Then local Truthists told me there was no air defence for 90 minutes. And I read
Dr. Benjamin DeMott's essay, "Whitewash as Public Service" in Harpers.

http://www.harpers.org/WhitewashAsPublicService.html

[Slaughtermeyer]

8. Republican congressman believes the truth about 9/11

One way to convince Republicans about the truth of 9/11 is to tell them that Republican congressman Curt Weldon believes the truth about 9/11. Just tell them to have a look here:

http://republican.meetup.com/92/boards/view/viewthread?thread=1870074

[Sinti]

5. The best place to start folks is probably Everybody's Gotta Learn Sometime

IMO. Pretty much only deals with things you can find in the corporate media, asks the right questions, and won't scare folks off, i.e., no possible poisoned pills. IOW, it's good for n00bs, you know :)

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=9007079754355711945

[John Q. Citizen]

7. Wow, i down loaded this a little while back but didn't have the

chance to watch it, and forgot I had it. Saw your post and yes, this is very good.

[Slaughtermeyer]

9. Hi res version of "Everybody's Gotta Learn Sometime"

There's a hi-res version of the movie available online now:

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-8372366181300641663

[John Q. Citizen]

10. Thanks for the link. It's a very good movie. n/t