I watched a few minutes of C-Span2 last night. Honestly, I am glad I tuned into the end of the committee hearing they were showing because I started to get nauseous, and could’ve taken much more than I did. Jay Rockefeller, Chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee, was holding a hearing with the Bush Law Enforcement and Intelligence cronies. The FBI Director, CIA Director, and National Intel Director were among those answering questions in the façade of a hearing. The frightening highlight and pinnacle was Rockefeller “juxta-positioning” a two-part question on the Chinese government’s typical response to protests and quelling political dissidents with a question of “how should we deal with the internet.”

The casual observer I am sure would have been a little confused as to why the Senator asked this two questions together, but it was not “lost” on those testifying, and I understood exactly what he was inferring. And from the answers given you can tell they are all in agreement. Under the guise of “there is way too much freedom of information on the Internet for “terrorists,” it was agreed by the Senator and the panel 1 of 2 things needs to happen: “another terror attack on American soil like 9/11 to wake up the American people,” or “we need to pass laws to limit Internet access and what can be viewed and posted.” Given this Administration’s record I am sure they will find it easier to do another “false flag” operation like they did on 9/11 then to hold public hearings and debate on the matter.

I submit to you that these folks (those in our government behind the 9/11 terror attacks) aren’t going to stop. They are threatened by the truth, they fear justice, and they no longer view the 9/11 Truth Movement as a nuisance, they now view it as a direct threat to carrying out their plans. They are going to do whatever they feel it takes to shut it down.

I highly recommend to all 9/11 Truth Movement Leaders to come up with a strategic plan for dealing with the likely scenario that one day you wake up and the Internet as you know it is gone. Consider download and storing and backing up all videos, articles and information. Gather, create a record of, and disseminate contact information of leaders and members of all movement groups. Have plans for alternative contact methods, meetings and dissemination of information. If the Internet is taken away, or just as likely if a bill like H.R. 1955 passes- becomes a “bait” tool to arrest movement members then there needs to be a back up plan.