Dan Burke
www.wearechange.org

Terrorstorm Showing In NYC Huge Success

The December 3rd showing of Terrorstorm at St. Marks Church in NYC was a huge success. Packed to capacity, people were forced to stand up against the wall in order catch the latest masterpiece by Alex Jones and company. Terrorstorm takes the viewer through the history of government sponsored terror and how this fear-based tool has been used to convince a nation’s people to relinquish their freedoms in the name of security. Why is this documentary so important and different from the many other amazing works out there? Because Terrorstorm not only shows how 9-11 and the 7-7 bombings in London were inside jobs, but it also demonstrates how state-sponsored terror is the oldest and sometimes most successful trick in the book. Terrorism is an extremely effective instrument when it comes to tricking people into thinking that by giving government more power to control them, that this will somehow make them safer. It shows the viewer how most terrorism is actually the work of compartmentalized criminal elements inside government in collusion with intelligence agencies from around the world.

Presenter Luke Rudowski started the night by asking the crowd how many were first-timers there at St. Marks. To this writers surprise about half the crowd raised their hands lifting my spirits with this implication that we are spreading the word and waking more people up everyday. People came from all over the tri-state area including New Jersey and upstate Westchester County to check out the film and pick-up information to bring back home to their family and friends. Over 100 copies of Terrorstorm were eaten up by these truth seekers, as well as copies of America : Freedom to Fascism, Martial Law 9-11 : The Rise of the Police State, 9/11 Road to Tyranny and many other invaluable pieces of information.

St Mark’s was also honored with a first-time public appearance by Dan Wallace, the son of Lt Robert F. Wallace, who lost his life on September 11th, 2001. This young man spoke about his courageous father, who was a member of FDNY. The room quickly filled with emotion as Dan described how it felt to listen to the tapes and to hear the last words his father ever spoke. He spoke of this hero as a true patriot who loved his country, a man who raised the flag everyday and lowered it every night with pride and honor to be an American. In the honor of his father’s memory Dan will continue this patriotic spirit with his commitment to seek truth and justice for all those who lost and continue to lose their lives due to the events of September 11th. He closed his speech by remarking about a gentleman who said to him outside St. Mark's, “Stop talking about five years ago!” …. and to that he replied, “I will never stop talking about 5 years ago, never, not until the day I die.”

And either will I.