Richmond, New Hampshire Passes Resolution For New 9/11 Investigation

On March 9, 2010 voters in the town of Richmond, New Hampshire became the second town in the United States to pass a resolution calling upon Congress to open a new investigation into the events of September 11, 2001. The first resolution of this kind was passed by the voters of Lincoln, Vermont in 2007.

The Vote For Answers resolution instructing New Hampshire’s congressional delegation “to pursue a new and independent investigation to address thoroughly all of the evidence and unanswered questions related to the event of September 11, 2001” passed 48 to 45 in Richmond (52% in favor).

To our disappointment seven other towns voted down the resolutions, though the overall percentage of votes in favor (in towns where exact results were recorded) was 23%. In referendums on social issues that depend more on values than awareness of the facts, 77% to 23% might be a landslide. However, because of the painful implications of 9/11 not being what we were told, and the media blackout on critical examination of the official 9/11 account, about 1 in 4 voters calling for a new 9/11 investigation is an accomplishment we can be proud of – it shows beyond a shadow of a doubt that questioning 9/11 is anything but fringe.

Among the four towns that have yet to vote, Barnstead will vote on Saturday, March 13, and Peterborough, Stoddard and Hanover will vote on May 11.

In addition to passing the resolution in Richmond and getting nearly 1 in 4 voters to vote in favor, Vote For Answers New Hampshire has garnered unprecedented local media coverage. The Keene Sentinel, Union Leader, Valley News, Brattleboro Reformer and Concord Monitor all published entire articles on the campaign prior to the campaign – with more coverage sure to emerge following the results. It has also been mentioned in countless other articles and letters to the editor throughout the region, including these articles in the Concord Monitor and Now! Hampshire.

Moving Forward

While devoting intense effort to getting the remaining resolutions passed in Barnstead, Peterborough, Stoddard and Hanover, the dedicated activists in the Monadnock 9/11 Truth Alliance and other parts of New Hampshire will use the foundation they have built to begin pursuing three new endeavors: 1) working with the Keene City Council and other City Councils to pass similar resolutions, 2) working with State Representatives to introduce a similar resolution in the State House of Representatives that would be voted on in early 2011, and 3) organizing to expand Vote For Answers New Hampshire to several dozen towns in 2011.

On the national front, NYC CAN will push forward with ballot initiatives in other states where voters can petition for non-binding resolutions to be on the ballot. In states where laws prevent voters from petitioning for non-binding resolutions, we will work with supportive elected officials to place resolutions on local ballots directly, without petitioning, or for city councils to pass resolutions on their own.

NYC CAN’s top ballot initiative priority is Boston, where a feasible sum of 3,600 signatures will allow for non-binding “public policy questions” to be placed on ballots in all 18 Massachusetts House of Representatives Districts located in Boston (200 signatures are needed per district). There are also opportunities to petition for resolutions in Detroit and in cities throughout Wisconsin, and a number of cities across the country present opportunities for city councils to place resolutions directly on the ballot.

If you are interested in doing a ballot initiative where you live, or if you have friends on local boards and city councils who would be able to place a resolution on the ballot – or better yet, pass a resolution on their own – please contact us about getting a campaign started.

To everyone who contributed to the campaign, NYC CAN and the Monadnock 9/11 Truth Alliance thank you for helping us bring our message to countless thousands of New Hampshire residents.

Election Results

Town Passed/Not Passed Percentage Count
Chesterfield No Not Recorded Not Recorded
Exeter No 22% - 78% 381-1377
Harrisville No 37% - 63% 35-60
Hollis No 23% - 77% 33-109
Marlborough No Not Recorded Not Recorded
Nelson No Pass Over -
Richmond YES YES 48-45
Swanzey No 29% - 71% 270-945

1) http://www.americanbuddhist.net/node/4868

2) http://voteforanswersnh.com/sentinelarticle.html

3) http://www.unionleader.com/article.aspx?headline=NH+group+cites+need+for+new+9%2F11+probe&articleId=c2822a9b-f0c3-4f03-b8c...

4) http://www.vnews.com/02202010/6401650.htm

5) http://www.reformer.com/localnews/ci_14481447?source=rss

6) http://www.concordmonitor.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20100219/FRONTPAGE/2190302/1004/COMMUNITY

7) http://www.concordmonitor.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20100207/OPINION/2070330&template=page3

8) http://www.nowhampshire.com/2010/02/21/van-jones-911-%E2%80%98truther%E2%80%99-to-visit-school-tied-to-dem-state-senator/

Great Job !!

No cause to be the least bit discouraged with those results. You can lead a horse to water but you can't make 'em drink. Your hard work is giving those voters an opportunity to express their skepicism about the "world transforming" events of 9-11 ! And you are setting an example for us all to use what institutional remedies exist to spread the word far and wide !! A real momentum builder towards the day when the Truth Will Out !!

Who is the Representative?

Does anyone know the Rep. for the distict that Richmond is in? Perhaps the city could put pressure on him to do something in Congress individually.

So what exactly can an individual US Congressperson do? And what can a City do itself? Could the city of Richmond appoint a Commission with subpoena power? Or investigate a specific aspect and make a public report? The point is that something needs to be investigated officially-- because 9/11 is so rotten that any area of inquiry will open the door further.

City probes with official public findings, combined with Individual probes by specific Congressmen, could be the launching pad to that "full Congressional inquiry" down the road.

Rep. Paul Hodes [D-NH2]

http://hodes.house.gov/

Washington Office
1317 Longworth House Office Building, Washington, D.C. 20515
Phone: (202) 225-5206 Fax: (202) 225-2946
Hours: Monday through Friday, 9am to 6pm

Concord Office
18 North Main Street, Suite 400, Concord, NH 03301
Phone: (603) 223-9814 Fax: (603) 223-9819
Hours: Monday through Friday, 9am to 5pm

Nashua Office
221 Main St. Suite 201, Nashua, NH. 03060
Phone: (603) 579-6913 Fax: (603) 579-6916
Hours: Tuesday through Thursday, 9am – 5pm; Monday, Friday, and Evenings by appointment

Keene Office
29 Center Street, Keene, NH 03431
Phone: (603) 358-1023 Fax: (603) 358-1025
Hours: Please call for appointments

Littleton Office
32 Main Street, Room 110, Littleton, NH 03561
Phone: (603) 444-8967
Hours: By appointment

Berlin Office
151 Main Street, Suite 2, Berlin, NH 03570
Phone: (603) 752-4680
Hours: By Appointment

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If you do contact him, please be civil and use your spell check. It's best if his constituents contact him first.

Let us know how it goes.

The truth shall set us free. Love is the only way forward.

Congrats-

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Nonbinding Vote..

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Nonbinding Vote vs Misprision Evidence

The significance of the NYC CAN campaign for a NYC ballot referendum vote can not be overstated. Also the win with the majority of voters in Richmond, NH. Yet this 80,000+ petitioner-strong campaign needs to continue engaging a national campaign for peace and justice to be successful. Besides small town nonbinding vote initiatives, a campaign more connected to the hard evidence show that treason has been involved in the crimes of September 11 and government cover-up. The best part of 3 Misprision of Treason proposals to consider is that it brings out the strongest evidence that demands a reinvestigation of the 9/11 case.

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