Laurie Manwells work is essential for me in becoming a master listener and communicator of 9/11 Truth to the broad spectrum of the population. You don't need a degree to have a conversation about your feelings, and when people display 9/11 cognititve dissonance, you need to meet them in 2011 where THEY are.

Peace through Truth

Great into from Kevin Ryan too.

Simply outstanding.

Congrats

This material is important; very valuable to the 9/11 Truth Movement. However, as it is presented here it will have a very small audience, which is unfortunate. Most people (me included) have a hard time listening to “normal college/university lectures” for many reasons, the first of which is that they are dull, dull, dull. Even when the material is great, even when the ideas are powerful, few people will endure a presentation which is roughly as engaging as watching someone lay bricks.
I know that this is not what most people here want to hear, but we can do a more effective job of communicating with ourselves [within the 9/11 Truth Movement] and our target audience.
Mrs. Manwell’s lecture, for all of its brilliance, loses impact when the messenger is incongruent with the message. Here is what I mean:
1. When the message is about being truly present to people who show signs of defensiveness due to cognitive dissonance, the messenger needs to be present to the audience. This is difficult to accomplish when much of the material is read.
2. Much of the read material is rushed, making it sometimes difficult to understand, much less digest.

Academics are rarely skilled at connecting with audiences. If we could synergize our assets: academics, communicators, writers, entertainers, video and sound experts . . . then we might garner a greater audience for this fantastic material. The point is about communicating key information. We can sharpen this point considerably.