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Some points you might choose to make, in your own words [sic] of course:-
9/11 was the pretext for two wars and a transformation of the country. Trillions of dollars were shifted from butter to guns. It's all based on the idea that foreign terrorists are the primary threat to our security. The truth of 9/11, that the threat actually lies within, will help end the wars and reverse the destructive Bush policies.
[thanks Nick, you nailed it]
- Point out that 9/11 skepticism is widespread. The majority of the world is suspicious of 9/11. Here in New York, 49 percent of respondents to a 2004 Zogby poll found said they agreed that government leaders knew about the attacks in advance and "consciously failed" to take action to prevent them.- You might identify yourself as a long-term skeptic of the Official Conspiracy Theory of September 11th, or as a newcomer to the 9/11 truth idea. But if you attend the weekly meetings at St. Mark's Church every Sunday evening, don't neglect to mention that. Especially that these are weekly, every Sunday, at St. Mark's. Let's get some new people!
- The antiwar movement cannot make inroads within the pro-war base until the myth of 9/11 is eroded. As long as people fear and believe in the phantom menace, they will support the government that promises to protect them.- The antiwar movement cannot make inroads within the pro-war base until the myth of 9/11 is eroded. As long as people fear and believe in the phantom menace, they will support the government that promises to protect them.- You might praise the article for being more even-handed than has been usual in such treatments. [actually i liked it] Or you might criticize it for its failings, as Prison Planet just did. Either way is fine, long as you convey your own disbelief in the official story.
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