Once the 9/11 Truth Movement can see its way, and gain some courage and respectful conduct, to do some respectful CI on the sidewalks around the temples and churches before and after services on Saturdays and Sundays, we will really begin to reach the millions of people that we need to reach with the truth. And, we will have turned one of the last major corners in our journey.

Still a long way to go for sure, but not many more big corners left after the temples and churches are made to deal with their hypocrisies.

And there are no better "exposes''" than...

...9/11 Truth...
...Islamophopbia...
...rampant US militarism...
...corporate/political greed and profiteering...

...and having "God on our side..."

...to make all the points that need to be made.

Thanks Boston...

Love, Peace and Progress with:

PUBLICALLY FUNDED ELECTIONS using HAND COUNTED PAPER BALLOTS on a NEW PAID FEDERAL VOTING HOLIDAY

...just for starters...

Robin Hordon

I tried to introduce these ideas to church leaders...fail..:(

The congregation is a totally different idea so now when next Sunday the 11th I know what I'll be doing!

I will put this idea to Cosmos, as an international idea that on January the 11th we go to church...?

Regards John

9/11 24/7 UNTIL JUSTICE!!

aligning with beneficent energies of Universe for the greater good of a sentient, co-creating (albeit flawed) species for purposes of Karmic correction?

A self reliant conscious beings, why not reflect on our connection to spirit, the universe or what ever you want to call it, as long as it brings us closer to fulling our mission.

Whatever your interpretation of prayer is, is fine, for us it is at least introspection, and looking for direction from whatever higher self we can call on. As activists we need to replenish our hope and energy to carry on the work of 9/11 Truth.

There is nothing "desperate" about this. and nothing outside of ourselves is being called on. We rely on food, water, and sunlight don't we? All these things exist outside of ourselves - yet they are indispensable to our existence. In my view everything is connected, if we explore those connections, internally as well as externally we can only benefit.

As a person who doesn't participate in religious groups and organizations, I'm using the interpretation of those who pray. As it says on 911DayofPrayer.org: "Pray for... Pray for... Pray for..." Introspection and meditation are fine things, but they are not the same as prayer. Ask your clergy.