Have you heard of the movie called 9/11 Mysteries? If not here is the screwballs describing the movie:
The day the fantasy died. We were no longer "protected by our oceans." The government was taken by surprise. All of normalcy was shattered that morning, our spirit kicked in the gut, our American confidence diabolically destroyed.
Who were the Beelzebubs that plotted to murder our innocent? Nineteen photos revealed the next day. Hijackers. Muslims. Commanded by a madman hiding in a cave. Or so we were made to believe.You may or may not have swallowed the "official story." Some of us were alert enough to shake our heads and say, "Those buildings came down much too fast." Others blocked the disaster from their minds, living life as they thought they had known it. But the scenery had changed. The buzzwords were born. "Nine Eleven! September Eleven! September Eleventh!" Everywhere you went, they were jabbered.
Our consciousness had been altered
What if it wasn’t an accident?What if it wasn’t beyond our control?
What if it was all planned?
That’s right, it’s a 2+ hour movie chock full of that finger licking conspiracies we have all grown to despise. Thanks to The Doc we now have a rebuttal to the fruitcakes. He has made a film that answers all the conspiracy nuts out there with this movie: (h/t Screw Loose Change)
You can download a DVD quality movie here. The Doc is also making a website and guide to accompany the film so you can follow along.
Also, you may recall my earlier post in which I pointed out some, um, quirks with a truther named Barbara Honegger. Well Pat at Screw Loose Change found a 1985 Newsweek article in which she states she is planning to make a musical, she will star as the Munchkin and Ronald Reagan as The Wizard:
After thinking "very, very deeply and seriously and lightheartedly" about it, she decided against the lawsuits she’d been planning against government officials. Instead she’s writing a musical satire whose working title is "The Wizard Because"; a "New York producer," she says, is "very, very interested." In the show, Honegger is a Munchkin, Reagan is the Wizard, the heartless, ax-wielding Tin Woodman is David Stockman and Dorothy — for whom there is no Washingtonian counterpart — has trouble getting back to Kansas because of Reagan’s farm policies. Honegger’s collaborator, a woman named Raye Dyer, is a former Gary Hart campaign worker. "There’ll be some zingers in there," says Dyer. "Oh, yes, there will be." Parody, Honegger adds, is the best answer to the ridicule she endured, "a response in kind — with a positive message. Oh, we’re so excited."
As always, these truthers have some quality people backing them.
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