This just got posted today and I found it by way of a Google News search on "9/11 truth."
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I’m just your average Joe from Averageville, USA. I hold no secretive position, no scholarly acumen to speak of, no covert connections to anyone nor anything that would give me an inside track on the truth about 9/11. I was at work in California when it happened. I was stunned. We were all stunned. We had no tv, only a few radios to listen to, but the impact was the same as if we were standing under the twin towers the whole time.

The greatest impact for me that day, however, came from the naturalized people. You know, the ones who weren’t born here, raised here, or educated here. They are the people who struggled very hard to get to the US. I’ve listened to a great many horror stories from them. One young lady told me how the Khmer Rouge grabbed her child from her while she was at work in a Cambodian sweatshop, took the child outside, and killed him as she watched helpless.

Bonjour ,

Thanks to the French association www.reopen911.info for their good voluntarily work in putting up french subtiles on the italian documentary "ZERO : Inquiry into the 111th of September 2001 attacks" by the journalist and European parliamentary deputy Giulietto Chiesa

http://www.bibliotecapleyades.net/sociopolitica/esp_sociopol_911_78.htm
http://www.911blogger.com/node/17641

Last Monday and Tuesday, www.reopen911.info permitted the Parisians to see and debate this film in the cinéma action CHRISTINE.
The debate was as usual very interesting and rich. Pity that some of us had to leave before the end to catch our trains back home. When are the french newspapers going to inform the public about this and the other documentaries ? For those that could not go that day you can buy the DVD with the French subtitles from http://www.reopen911.info/

http://www.worldcantwait.org/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=5458:letter-to-the-anti-war-movement&catid=117:h...

Letter to the Anti-War Movement
Friday, 20 March 2009 06:58

“That which you do not resist and mobilize to stop you will learn – or be forced – to accept.”

From the Call to Drive out the Bush Regime, 2005

Barack Obama is sending a surge of 30,000 troops to Afghanistan.

An antiwar movement that does not move immediately to oppose the Obama doctrine of shifting the central front of the war on terror to Afghanistan, no longer deserves to be called an anti-war movement.

Millions of people voted for Obama because they thought he would end the war. Yet Obama filled his cabinet with Hillary “Obliterate Iran” Clinton, Robert Gates, James Jones and Susan Rice (“a kettle of hawks,” said Jeremy Scahill).

Dead Palestinian babies and bombed mosques - IDF fashion 2009