Re: Publicizing Truths with Consequence

by Munich (0 articles, 53 quicklinks, 12 diaries, 739 comments) on Thursday, January 31, 2008 at 9:43:29 PM
 

Thank you and yes.

The summit was very productive for those who wanted it to be, like myself. I believe in networking effectively and hope that the connections I personally made hold.

Ray is indeed an eloquent speaker. His humbleness and sincerity shine through.

The McKinney/McGovern piece is nearly ready. I have no control of the editing process on my team so am I anxiously awaiting what they produce from it (I believe it will be up today). Let's just say that it was really awesome to just let the two speak. Ray was very gracious with his time with us as was Cynthia.

Lenny Charles will also be running our on camera interviews on INN once we launch them on MTR.

There were indeed people present that represented the east coast. I would suggest contacting Matt from The Creek (Rock Creek Free Press).

One of the things I wish to happen is that we bring more people from our own communities to the surface, give them a platform and encourage their participation in this process. I have a notice up on MTR as well as my personal arm to MTR, Piper's Press.

by Cheri Roberts-Piper (16 articles, 15 quicklinks, 9 diaries, 430 comments) on Friday, February 1, 2008 at 9:49:19 AM
 

Typo correction

BTW, it's Bob Fitrakis, not Fritrakis.

by Cheri Roberts-Piper (16 articles, 15 quicklinks, 9 diaries, 430 comments) on Friday, February 1, 2008 at 9:50:18 AM
 

"We" do not control the web

Thank you for your article and all of your work for truth.

I disagree with the quote "We control the web."

I think it is indicative of the difficulty the assorted truth movements have in delivering their messages to the public. Very little respect is given to what they are up against. The status quo is powerful and is AMONG THEM. There are plenty of "them" to be found right on this site alone.

One technique used by the powers that be is to infiltrate leadership of a movement. This is the most efficient method of control.

It is really important that people realize that the person standing next to them may desire and entirely different result than is being advertised. This explains why your excellent article can be seen here and not at the WashingtonPost.com.

We do not control the web and, once we realize that we don't, we can identify who is "working for the other team" and can begin to achieve success.

There is a long list of internet alternative news opinion makers who are in the employ of the status quo. If you study it, they will start to appear. It's kind of fun. Like a puzzle. He or she will be railing away and then a quick, little, meaningless lie will be inserted and then...back to the truth. You will be amazed to discover who they are. Lots of big names. 

We need to stop underestimating what we are up against.

Someone tells you otherwise? Maybe, just maybe, you found one.

by tom storey (3 articles, 0 quicklinks, 2 diaries, 58 comments) on Friday, February 1, 2008 at 4:44:07 PM
 

Rights and wrongs it's all perspective

with regard to the quote you don't like.

Matt's point is we get the net, we use it, it works for us, but there is way way way more we need to be doing. That the net is not the end all be all, so essentially you are both sayng the same things when it's placed in that context. Also the summit was geared towards media issues not focused solely on media issues wrt 911.

Thank you for the compliment on the article. I appreciate it.

by Cheri Roberts-Piper (16 articles, 15 quicklinks, 9 diaries, 430 comments) on Friday, February 1, 2008 at 6:19:26 PM
 

Unity

One of the best things to happen recently to the 9/11 Truth Movement is the establishment and expansion of Alan Miller's patriotsquestion911.com . It has become a real unifying force and a way to show that the movement goes far beyond the stovepipe communities that have grown up. You should encourage anyone, whether in an identified profession or not, to sign up with Alan's site and register a personal statement of support. And if they are in a related profession - engineer, pilot, architect, whatever - join an affiliate group related to it that exhibits integrity and an intellectual climate in which you are comfortable. Alan has done a good job of organizing visibility and doing outreach by publicizing leaders in a number of areas who have spoken out. 

by Maturin42 (5 articles, 0 quicklinks, 0 diaries, 18 comments) on Wednesday, February 6, 2008 at 10:34:54 AM