Dr Jones is the top man in the 'Truth Movement' in my opinion, although in this performance I was a little bit critical.

Normally hes sticks to the science and does not point the finger- just examins the facts. This is how the truth will come out in my opinion, as no one can argue with the facts.

In this lecture however he started to mention the 'New world order' and talk of getting a 6 month food supply. I think by doing this he puts himself in a vunrable position and leaves himself open to critism and can be eaisly dismissed as a 'Conspiracy nut' by boarderline people. Dont get me wrong, however true that 'New world order' stuff may be, stick to the science and leave that stuff to Alex Jones.

Just put yourself into the position of someone who has never heard of the 911 truth theories- a qualified, professional scientist talking of FACTS is gonna convince people a lot quicker than a scientist talking about the 'New world order' and to build up your food supply, regardless of of wether its true or now. The man in the street does not want to hear about the NWO or a mico-chipped population, as to him that is just paranoid nonsense.

The 'New world order' bit comes next- you have to convince people that the 'official story' is not true first before you start pointing the finger.

But like I have said for some time- Dr Jones is the man! and it is the science that will win this thing! I was just a bit dissapointed to hear him let himself down by mentioning the other stuff. Stick to the facts and we will win this- remember somthing cannot be called a conspiracy THEORY if it is based on FACTS- then it becomes a real conspiracy and that I think is our goal. We already have enough facts to convince the public- we dont need to mention the other stuff as it will just discredit us.

I appreciate the comments.

Just want to say now that we're having a very interesting video taping here in Calif right now, Kathleen (something...) asking questions, David Ray Griffin, Richard Gage and myself answering questions. Arranged by Ken Jenkins and Hummux and their volunteer crew. Great time. Beautiful out here today, but wish I could have gone to the Green Festival in SF... but I digress.

Great to meet David Griffin for the first time in person. He has a great sense of humor.

One thing that is great about this movement is our comradery (overall). Wonderful people to meet with, work with -- including I will say all of you.