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Originally posted by Johnmike
Infra, what are you talking about, exactly?
Originally posted by In nothing we trust
Originally posted by Johnmike
Maybe you should ask someone who actually makes these policies?
Last I saw on the matter some jew was handing out money to the survivors.
[edit on 13-4-2007 by In nothing we trust]
Originally posted by Johnmike
Most don't think the "conspiracy theories" hold much ground at all.
AND IM NOT THE ONLY ONE!!!
Originally posted by Inannamute
To me, "Get that camera out of my face please" is not polite.
Yes, in this country we are used to the expression, "get out of my face", but it is never, and to my knowledge has never been used as a *polite* expression. It is a confrontational one.
Originally posted by Skadi_the_Evil_Elf
Real activism? Hound your congress people with letters. Dont take no for an answer or accept their nonsense reasons about the 9/11 commision. Keep hounding them. Spread information to your family and friends. Hound your local news station with letters, send them information. Tell your co-workers about it. And most important, do it in a civilized manner. Remember, you yourself might be the only represenitive of 9/11 truth alot of people ever meet.
You get alot more flies with honey than vinegar.
Originally posted by Johnmike
If I lost family in that attack, I would've punched the guy in the nose, honestly.
Not that it has anything to do with being against free speech. People can find stuff like that offensive.
Originally posted by Frontkjemper
I tend to agree with you on that one gen.disray.
The "truthers" seemed very provocative IMO. Almost like they wanted something to happen. Perhaps so they can post it on their site and scream NWO?
I lean on the tendency to believe the 9/11 conspiracies, but these people just seemed... I don't know, fake?
But two things that come to mind.
Those are,
1. I doubt they'd risk imprisonment and being labeled a terrorist for their website and...
2. They should be allowed to host their little demonstration, as America is supposed to be the land of the free. (Granted, they were allowed to continue their demonstration, just not without being uber heckled.)
But there are alot out there I suppose who wants to earn a buck off the horror that was 9/11.
**Edit**
However, this looks interesting.
www.wtc7.net...
Not sure what to make of it?
[edit on 14-4-2007 by Frontkjemper]
Originally posted by esdad71
Nothing wrong was done on either side, however, there are many places in NY that you are not allowed to film for specific reasons. You also have to have a permit to do what they were doing and recording it.
They were asked nicely to
1. leave
2. turn off the cameras
3. very politely
You folks do realize that most NY's are pretty pissed about 9/11? They are lucky that they did not get their legs broken. That is not freedom of speech, that is entrapment on the part of the banner holders.