but really, we can't depend on one blogging site, so I'm kind of glad I was shown the door. as long as people understand that they shouldn't rely solely on 911b I think it's their prerogative to ban whoever they want. and frankly I was getting tied of the imposed civility which is NOT good for the movement no matter what some poeple think. If we have to pretend we all like each other and some people can be called out as shills while others are protected from that, then there is clearly a need for more forums. Diversity of tactics and all that, PLUS a little competition is a good thing.

Today's truthing went so well that I am convinced more than ever that we will win this in the streets, not online. Again I urge anyone reading this--whatever your opinions or your take on 9/11--GET OUT THERE! There are plenty of people who are hungry to talk with you and anyone else who knows what's going on and who won't be shocked when they admit to having doubts. As newbies they also don't know where to go online to find out more--it's more daunting than we think as people who have been around the block. The people know, they're just waiting to see that they are not a minority but a majority. This growing self-awareness of the people is the first step-'-it's early yet and now more than ever one person's actions can make a big difference!