Reply #7: I appreciate positivity...but... [View All]

[TAM]

I appreciate the "internet" growth of the "truth" movement, but I think that the movement thinks a little too much of itself. The fact is that the majority of the world, and in particular, the majority of USA hasn't even heard of the "movement". The proof, will be how many of the "hundreds of thousands" that the "truth" faithful claim are going to show on 9/11 at the memorial, will actually show.

You are right, IMO, that if you do have legitimate whistleblowers, that do not have an axe to grind, and you have solid well documented evidence based on the EXPERT opinions of EXPERTS in the fields in question, than these people and their reasonable voices will go along way to settling the issue from the "truth" perspective.

Up until now I have seen little evidence that meets the criteria I just listed above, and I have not heard from any of these whistleblowers (one's without axes to grind).

I also think that if enough of this Legitimate evidence comes to the front of discussions on the matter, than another investigation is warranted.

That said, the leaders of the "Truth" movement will be sadly disappointed, if they think that any of their contingent will be part of the investigation, for they are as biased as the BUSH admin in this regard. Likewise, those "extremists" in the "truth" movement who think there is going to be some sort of 2nd american revolution with them on the frontlines, they are also living in a fantasy world. I'd say to those who want serious investigation and change, distance yourselves from these types.