The slogan should actually say:

911 Truth Ends All Wars

Afterall, these are the individuals who supply weaponry to nearly every conflict on the planet, both sides. If we bring them down most fights would resort back to minor disputes.

1. 911 Was an inside job... Automatically causes people to do the "psychological cringe". Not effective in my opinion, great at starting arguments and polarizing people.

2. 911 Truth Ends War... Automatically turns off all the people who are still for the war or do not identify as anti-war. We NEED these folks. We must attack the neocon BASE.

3. JUMBO JETS CAN NOT DEMOLISH SKYSCRAPERS

It's obvious, it's accurate, it has no immediate political bent, and best of all it causes people to THINK.

Join http://ae911truth.org

I would go with what all the top tier politicians very expensive research. They've concluded that the anti-War issue is what is going to drive the coming elections. It's the momentum they always try to catch a hold of (sort of pathetic). Anyway, no reason not to exploit this valuable info, especially because it is the Truth. The anti-war position is presently the most encompassing issue, so get on board.

911 Truth Ends War

I can not go up to one of my professors and say "911 truth ends war" because it means basically nothing if you are not already a truther.

"Jumbo Jets Can Not Demolish Skyscrapers" is a scientific statement that can be fact checked. It has real meaning. That is why it is powerful.

http://ae911truth.org - please check out the presentation on the left.

I'm not dissing your slogan... it's great at the peace rallies.

I saw it first on a war protester's sign in Texas or San Fran, I believe.

9/11 Truth Ends 9/11 WARS, The "Official" Story is FICTION

A variation I might put on a Freeway Banner.

www.northtexansfor911truth.com

I found a decent looking martial arts school in Vancouver, so it's a lock. I'm definitely going to try to move out there. Between all you guys talking about it here on Blogger and me seeing a show about it on the Travel Channel this week, I don't think I can resist. Gotta save up some money in Toronto for a while but unless something special happens to keep me there, it's west coast here I come.

Sorry to go OT. That slogan is great. I would say use it in conjunction with the "Inside Job" one. END THE 9/11 WARS!!
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"Peace comes from within. Do not seek it without." - Buddha
"What you do will be insignificant, but it is very important that you do it." - Gandhi
"The Sun never shined on a cause of greater worth." - Thomas Paine

The more the merrier! Great to hear Consc. I took Tae Kwon Do and jiu jitsu myself but a broken back put an end to that. by the time I recovered I lost interest. Anyway be prepared for rain! There's so many advantages to living in Van they outweigh any wetness, not the least of which is the sky-scraper sized trees (which the rain brings), but best bring an umbrella. When you get to town ask Reprehensor to give you my email. :)

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Just a broken back? C'mon, get back on the horse!! ;)

I might be in Toronto for a while, my finances are pretty much non existent right now, but when I get around to heading out that way I'll definitely be needing someone to show me where all the hidden treasures are. I'm a little torn right now because I do love Toronto and I missed it while I was away, but on paper I think Vancouver has Toronto beat. Decent size city, PLUS mountains nearby, PLUS ocean nearby, PLUS enchanted rainforrest... Toronto's really only got the big city aspect. The closest skiing/snowboarding is about 45 minutes away, and that is really just a mole-hill. You have to go all the way to Montreal to find a halfway decent mountain.

So how does it rain out there? Fierce storms, or constant drizzle? I've dealt with fierce storms in Florida and constant drizzle in Toronto, so I should be able to cope with either.
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"Peace comes from within. Do not seek it without." - Buddha
"What you do will be insignificant, but it is very important that you do it." - Gandhi
"The Sun never shined on a cause of greater worth." - Thomas Paine

(actually amazingly nice summers)
Winter is a long haul with a constant drizzle when it isn't a cold rain, interrupted by the occasional (4 or 5 times last year) huge wind/rain storm (100k+ winds) and a bunch of minor storms & the occasional partly/mostly sunny day to remind you it ain't always so dreary...
City too big for me though, yet not big like TO.
you`ll like the W Coast people Consciousness

Storms? Not enough if you ask me – I love storms – but I’m spoiled; we only ever get mild storms up in BC; Florida has the real deal.

Rain? Lots. The rumors were true.

But if you ski or snowboard, good lord, you’ve picked the right destination.

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"broken back" = broken bone in back. Not spine. My fault.

Still hurt like bejesus. But that's why we have morphine.

Now I'm fit as fiddle, no worries.

The Eleventh Day of Every Month

true

and there are days in spring you can ski in the morning and still get to the beach in time for an afternoon picnic...

...about his battleship:

Aaaaaaaawwwwwww!

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"But truthfully, I don't really know. We've had trouble getting a handle on Building No. 7."
~~ Dr. Shyam Sunder - Acting Director Building and Fire Research Laboratory (NIST)

It reminds me of a discussion I just had with a pro-OT debater who compared the Twin Tower collapses with a man standing on an empty beer can - it can hold the weight, but it only takes a small disturbance, like a poke with a pencil in the side of the can to cause it to collapse.

My answer was that this comparison was bogus since there were no big men, with the same size ratio to the buildings as a man to a beer can standing on top of the buildings. A more accurate beer can analogy would be to stack 6 empty cans, lift the upper one about an inch, release it, and see if it caused a collapse wave that would destroy all the cans.

Guess I should send him this drawing - it illustrates the problem with the speed of the collapse very simply and elegantly.

Either a T-shirt with the two towers as above, but with less text, and a slogan on the back. On the front: "10 Seconds" under each picture, and no other text. On the back, in large letters, "Resistance is Futile" (bit of a pun).

But for beer cans, dude! How about a picture of a tall stack of beer cans, like 110 of them, and then pulling out the 88th can and trying to get the 87 underneath it to be destroyed - LOL! I'm already at the local pub with that one.

Edit... Towers on the front, Large letters on the back RESISTANCE IS FUTILE, and below in small letters, "when Bush is in office"