Nice to see you back here, and I hope you went on vacation, enjoyed the small things about life, and got your head out of all this intense stuff going on. Last night, I watched that Year-2028-end-of-humanity-apocalypse-now film “Children of Men” – whoa, purty scary and intense. People in cages and machine gun fire in the streets. Not a good date movie at all.

I am a fan of you and the crew here as much as you are of me, and I am glad that the people who visit this site are able to read my paper and have the intelligence to not turn the discussion thread into an endless series of comments about how this is “hate speech” and anti-Symmetrical, etc. I deeply honor anyone who has the courage to be open minded enough to maturely try and understand some, admittedly, highly uncomfortable truths, and be able to realistically look at what has happened to the world since the Decider Guy and his talonned masters took power in 2001. I honor anyone who can stand up and say No, who tries to stop the ignorance and brainwashing and the murdering. We may just be individual little sticks on the shore standing up and giving our middle fingers to a tidal wave, but at least we are standing up.

Publishing this four-part article in the Journal of 9/11 Studies? Even though I am trying to do a scholarly job on this project (in Parts 2-4 I will begin using Endnote references for all the details to come), the subject matter might be just a little too hot for their journal right now.

On the big Hitler Channel 9/11 hit piece running presently in a seemingly endless propaganda loop, the film editors, with clear intent, threw this Big Graphic into their little presentation -- “Jews did 9/11.” The producer of this hit piece pulled out every generic psy-op film and audio technique, every fraudulent yellow journalism editing technique in the book, to make the 9/11 truth movement look bad. They are getting desperate now, and are having to spend money and production time every year to fight the truth and make it go away.

And, yeah, Alan Watts, the Zen Buddhist scholar – very cool stuff. As far as religions go, Buddhism, I feel, has definitely got it going on a little more than all the rest. And Buddhists would immediately reply, “it’s not a religion, it’s a philosophy.” That’s right, sorry. Later...