I hope you give a report as to how things went in Boston.

i am waiting for a little free time to process the video of my presentation - so i can post it along with my report.

This was probably the most rewarding event i've participated in - including the premier of my own film in Tribeca during the Tribeca Film Festival. people were wildly enthusiastic and appreciative - and i felt that the quality of the overall MESSAGE was one of the most mature and balanced i've seen in this movement - comparable to the work they are doing out in san francisco. i felt they hit all the right chords. they kept the focus on 'accountability' and 'action' without descending into a conspiracy theory oriented presentation.

i was also impressed with the people themselves. to be honest i was expecting a younger group of organizers. instead i was greeted by what appeared to be very progressive older members of the new england liberal community - some with histories that appeared to date back to the anti-war movements of the 1960s. very promising.

they all appeared very intelligent and reflective, without one tin-foil-hat to be found in the group.

i joked with one activist that i wanted to move to Boston, because i was extremely proud of the work they were doing there.

it appears that this movement is igniting in the New England area - cropping up all over - and with very good solid activist roots.

my wife and i were stunned by the reaction my film received - and by the reaction my speech received. it was probably the most emotional i've been at any 9/11 event i've attended. it all took me by surprise.

i will definitely carve out some time to get the video posted by the end of this week. my only reget is that i did not capture the standing ovation at the end of my film on video. people were cheering and screaming - but i didn't get the camera turned on. maybe someone else who video taped the event will post it.

I can not wait to give you a standing ovation.... looking forward to your film.

Good for you.

Just fired back with "Well Bill you're an ignorant jerk, why don't you stick to dildo's and attempts at phone sex with women half your age!"

Of course O'reilly would say "see, typical response" and probably kick him off the show. Somehow he gets away with the bullying and namecalling with his audience!

Here are more 9/11 script errors: The first article says that Mark Bingham was a 1987 graduate of Los Gatos High School and Todd Beamer was a 1988 graduate. The second article says the opposite. And the third article mentions that Mark Bingham graduated from Los Gatos but that Todd Beamer only attended for one year.

Bingham, a 1987 Los Gatos High School graduate, was aboard the flight from New York to San Francisco that went down in rural Pennsylvania on Sept. 11. Bingham has been credited with being one of the heroes of the terrorist attacks, along with 1988 Los Gatos High School graduate Todd Beamer.

http://www.community-newspapers.com/archives/lgwt/05.22.02/bingham-0221....

Los Gatos High School will remember graduates Todd Beamer (class of 1987) and Mark Bingham (class of
1988), who died aboard Flight 93 on Sept. 11, by planting two trees on its campus.

http://www.svcn.com/archives/lgwt/05.01.02/news-briefs-0218.html

When United Airlines flight 93 went down in Pennsylvania from a terrorist hijacking, two Los Gatos High School graduates perished with it: Mark Bingham, 31, and Todd Beamer, 32. Bingham, a public relations executive who commuted between San Francisco and New York, spent his teenage years in Redwood Estates. He graduated from Fisher Middle School and Los Gatos High School in 1988. Beamer only lived in Los Gatos for the 1986 to 1987 school year but established a name for himself as a basketball and baseball player.

http://www.findjeanine.com/jeanine/news/2001/LGWT-12-26-2001.htm

beamer could've attended that school for his last year only. entirely feasible.

What is the point you are trying to make, that someone might've made a typo?

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He his a loon, and a disgrace to the teaching profession.

I don't think it's the best thing to do to confront the shills in front of thier audiance. Don't forget who watch these shows.
I would say to Kevin, stay calme and remember that you don't have to answer his distorded questions. Just get the facts out and give out good web sites and told people to do their own reserch. Good luck man!

future reference.

This works much better.

(Whatever you're most comfortable with Kevin.)

:)

I'd prefer if Kevin would rip off O'Reilly's head and shit down his neck...

but if not, Jon's post is good too...

A lot fhat which was initially resisted was done, though of course in a half ass fraudlulent way. That part is debateable, and it's hard to win on that alone.

If Doyle's statement is verified, then why not say that half of the family members think 9/11 was an inside job to some extent. How is it disrespecting them to want the truth?

Then say how the families had to force a reluctant Administration to an investigation that was run by myth-maker Zelikow, etc.

I also think that what the famiies think is not the be all and end all of an investigation. Even if every one of them wants closure, that is not a reason to stop looking for the truth. The implications go beyond the families.
Fortunately, that contradiction does not exist, but if it did, I would still call for further investigation.