HERE’S A BRIGHT IDEA to try and change things: The next time you have to vote in any kind of parliamentary or congressional election, find out who came SECOND last time, and vote for him or her. It may not change things all that much, but it could stir things up a bit and show the bribe-takers that we’ve got our eyes on them.
THIS VIDEO is an update of a video I made for the 10th anniversary of 9/11. It did not take a lot of updating, just changing some titles and a few voice-over sections, replacing the number 10 with the number 13, demonstrating that, despite the overwhelming conviction of so many people—experts and sincere researchers alike—that the official 9/11 story was, as we used to say in the Old Country: ‘A load of old toffee’ but the powers-that-be still refuse to even contemplate a new inquiry.
These are the video notes for the original upload.
This video concentrates on the two major 9/11 issues: The Unidentified Planes and The Controlled Demolitions. Nothing else. It does not mention the NORAD stand–down; the don't-fly and don't-go-to-work warnings or the Dancing Israelis or any of the other anomalies and suspicious happenings. The alleged amateur suicide pilots are not mentioned, either, for obvious reasons, and I do not know what happened to the allegedly hijacked planes or their alleged passengers and crews.
It is my contention that the 9/11 Truth Movement has got to concentrate on the most blatant and provable lies in the official story, and stop trying to be an amateur Police Precinct or a citizen's District Attorney's Office. The Movement must bring pressure to bear in the authorities for a new inquiry, so that the police, the FBI, the NTSB and all of the other law enforcement and investigative agencies can do what should have been done 3 years ago: Find out who was responsible for the crime of the attacks on 9/11 and bring them to justice.
While I was thinking about a video for the 10th anniversary of 9/11, an English artist named David Borrington got in touch, and asked if I would write and record some voice commentaries to be included in a set of prints that he was making for the same occasion. When I saw his strangely haunting artwork, I decided to incorporate David's images into my video.