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9/11 Summer of Truth Update
Open Letter From Nicholas Levis
Dear 9/11 Skeptics,
On Sunday September 11th New York witnessed the largest demonstration against the government and media lies about 9/11
in history.
Yet in some ways this is sad, because this first step should have happened years ago. 300 people on the street is indeed
the largest 9/11 truth protest ever, and it made for dramatic visibility among many thousands of New Yorkers who saw the
march go by. But of course it's at best the kernel of a future action.
Details see http://summeroftruth.org/09-11-2005.html - please spread it around!
(Includes links to audio of Donna Marsh O'Connor and Faiz Khan, thanks to 911blogger.com; many pictures by Stefania
Zamparelli; and various statements from the march, including mock-ups of the very popular "Not the New York Times" - a
collection of headlines the NY Times failed to publish during the last four years.)
Given an illegitimate government and an obedient corporate media, most 9/11 truth activists in New York believe street
action is indispensable to raising attention and organizing the people to effective resistance.
Getting hundreds of thousands of people on the street is one of the few ways to force the 9/11 issue on to everyone's
agenda.
(Another way of course would be if large numbers of people were to take their money out of the big banks and otherwise
stop rewarding the institutions responsible for 9/11 and the related crimes of Iraq, election fraud and war
profiteering. Don't give your money to your enemies!)
For those of you in New York, the NEXT EVENT here is on Sunday at St. Mark's Church in Manhattan - a viewing of "The
Great Conspiracy," to be followed by strategizing... See http://summeroftruth.org/index.html
So, when's the next protest? The dedication for WTC 7, expected at some point in November, has been suggested. We'll
keep you up to date.
See the page for some ideas on that: http://summeroftruth.org/09-11-2005.html#next
Can we really make it 10 times or 100 times bigger? Why not?
It's up to you! And you! And you, and you... and you... and you...
Nicholas Levis
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