Amen to all of it.  I think the 9/11 truth movement is going quite strong and the only thing left is to fix up the joint to make it presentable to the influx of fresh faces (polite company, etc.)  This does NOT mean diluting our message or censoring ourselves.  This means moving forward with sane, rational, and realistic proposals that don't depend on waiting for movement "leaders" to tell us what needs to be done.  We have known for a long time that what needed to be done fiorst and foremost was to garner attention and raise awareness.  I think that is going pretty well.  All that attention though needs to be focused on something other than how colorful, brave, insightful, good-looking, etc. we all are--namely action.  Action at the grassroots level--networking with likeminded groups, petitioning local governments, etc.  You know, all that boring stuff that grasroots politics as opposed to activism is all about.  Out there among those who are just waking up to the reality are many talented and dedicated people who know how to get things done.  We who have been canaries in the coalmine for some time now have to dust off the grunge and grime and welcome those people with positivity and as little weirdness as we can manage.  We have quite rightly felt a bond and a sense of community with each other but we have therefore also become a little insular and now is the time to start accepting (as opposed to wishing) that we are becoming mainstream (I know I cringe at the thought myself in some ways!)

This isn't a specific call to action or anything, I just felt like expressing where I see all of our accomplishments heading.  Ultimately it's up to each one of us to determine where this goes.  Let's make it somewhere really good!  :)