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Please add comments and responses below, that advance and develop concepts on the rebuilding of social and civic infrastructure, and the economy of trade. This question, is what I see as the inevitable outcome of either the truth OR fantasies stemming from the punctuating events of 9/11.

Although I may often obscure by innocent confusion or the intentional absurdity of my comments.... to say it simply; I can not swallow the prevailing interpretation of September 11th 2001 as advanced through the mainstream media and popular dialogue as of this fifth anniversary. Simpler than that; 9/11 was first a crime against Americans, perpetrated by those who seek domination and control of all others who resist subjugation.

"America", no matter how distant she has become, represented one of the greatest obstacles of subjugation and control, and thus a prevailing Motive behind 9/11. She HAS been critically wounded, but she is not "out" of the fight for life.

If I retain a single unwarranted dream, it would be the one where I fancy the ideas espoused in the American Declaration of Independence and the Bill of Rights as my best and final check against bastardization of constitutional law. The first and second of those rights in that bill, are my beginning and end. Further, I do not need any such paper or parchment, to know that I may eternally voice these ideas myself.

9/11 Litmus Test Debuts

The goal is to require every candidate running for the US House or Senate in 2006 to publicly declare whether he/she will support a truly independent re-investigation of the events surrounding 9/11.
Here are the steps:

1. Develop a Roster of all Senate and Congressional candidates from all parties;

2. Poll Each and Every Candidate regarding their awareness of/interest in 9/11 issues, and their support for a new and truly independent See poll questionnaire at www.911truth.org

3. Publish All Candidate Responses on the website

4. Encourage Widespread Bird-Dogging at all public electoral events with thought-provoking 9/11 questions, until every campaign spokesperson will find it necessary to prepare a position paper on 9/11 truth.

5. Contribute Personalized 9/11 Teaching Materials to communities where truth candidates are contending with official story defenders

My local candidate polling campaign here in Central Florida was launched Saturday August 19, when I yielded to the invitations in my inbox and attended two political events.

My goal? Get the candidates or their representatives to fill out the Candidate's 9/11 Truth Poll. So I decided to photograph them as they received the questionnaire from me. This way, they can never say that they did not receive it.

Please be sure to note the new tips posted in the Help section as well as tonight's site notes in my blog. Also, for users having trouble staying on top of the latest posts and comments be sure to check out the recent posts link in the 'Site Sections' panel.

Another day, another open thread, have at it!

Another day, another site notes posting..

• New fixed width theme named '911bloggerCSS_1024fixed' ¹
• Fixed annoying bug where the main textbox for story/blog entries would go behind the side panels in Internet Explorer
• Added Shoutbox ²
• Updated '911blogger3col' theme ³
• Fixed issue where upcoming events with same start and end date (but different times) would be listed in a from/to span instead of a single date

Detials:

1. The first thing I got done tonight was a fixed width theme for our low resolution users. The new theme is named '911bloggerCSS_1024fixed' and as the name implies forces the site to a fixed width of 1024 (1000px actually). This theme also has a reduced comment font size as well. This theme should help out our low resolution users a bunch as they will now have a center column that is forced to be a reasonable size, and their comments text will be smaller so that they can see more comments and have less risk of the responses getting too thin to read.
2. After seeing another comment today about missing the old haloscan comment I thought a bit about why some are not liking the new system. There are a couple reasons. First, people with low resolutions are getting small center columns which causes the comments to be squished, and responses even more so (this issue has been taken care of with the new fixed width theme mentioned above¹). The other complaint is that when posting comments users now have to respond to a specific comment (or the initial post), and then have to scour the comments again later to find other responses to their post, in turn slowing down how quickly they can carry on a conversation via the comments sections. The thing I noted is that the comments section is intended to be comments about the initial post or blog entry, not for carrying on real time chat - the way it was used on haloscan. So, I figured that adding a Shoutbox window would allow users to have this semi-instant conversation, and keep the comments sections from becoming what they were on the old site. You should find the new Shoutbox on the right hand panel, give it a try.
3. The '911blogger3col' theme is a table based theme (instead of CSS floating panels). This helps out a good bit for browsers which have issues with CSS, but is mostly available so I can access the site better from my mobile phone

Got a good ways to go, but with the addition of the new fixed width theme there should be a viable solution for all users at the moment - except perhaps Safari users. If you are still having formatting issues (more than just opinions on the color scheme) please get me some details!

Don't forget to stay on top of the todo lists here:

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