Each day I am astonished to meet people that have never heard of the 9.11 Truth Movement, and never heard that there are any doubts about the government's version of events. But on the other hand I am proud that I am meeting them.

Why you ask? Because I speak the "truth" frequently. I find it amazing that we truthers will go so far as to hand a flyer or DVD to a total stranger, but we don't consider all the people we hold in our "sphere of influence". We've probably all told our good friends, and most of our family. Bravo. But have you told your insurance man, mortgage broker, banker, dentist or postal worker?

I'm serious. I made a decision to contact everyone I dealt with in my day. I sent them all a simple letter or email that asks them to be willing to look at the evidence. Face it, your cable guy or realtor isn't going to fire you for having a view point. My point is, each of us know many people we can spread the word to and haven't yet. We are at a critical mass of awareness nationwide, it's time to kick it up a notch, people.

Here's a chunk of my letter you can start with, add your own bits to make it yours and hit the send button tonight:

Dear Friend or Family Member: 

I have been researching the events of Sept. 11 2001 since they happened. The entire event has never felt right to me. There are hundreds of inconsistencies in the official story, which our government refuses to clarify or even acknowledge. The tragic events of that day are not to be belittled in any way.

However tragic that day was, the laws of physics, which all matter and beings are subject to, do not ever change. And on that basis, the official version of the events of this day are scientifically and logically impossible for countless reasons. I am left with the unavoidable conclusion that these attacks, however tragic, were a self-inflicted wound. Some of the most esteemed scientists in this country are sticking their collective necks out, right now, making these very same statements. I believe we should all listen.  

Sorry this wasn’t a happier letter, but it had to be written. This was the crime of the century, and the Americans I remember would do something about it. At least look at this information in honor of the people that died. Most of their families share the same viewpoint I do, for what it’s worth.   

Sincerely,