The Big Lie 9-11 and Government Complicity in Mass Murder [PDF]

The Big Lie” 9/11 and the Government’s
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bullhorn to increase your protest range – use a video camera to document any
reaction, and attend and vocalize at local government meetings (all politics is
local), support 9/11 truth events and causes, support opposition to the Patriot Act
both locally and nationally, build a website, utilize public access TV, copy and
distribute Alex Jones’s videos on DVDs 169 or on the internet (torrent-seeding),
listen daily to the Alex Jones’ radio and other freedom-based internet broadcasts,
create your own freedom webcast or podcast, leaflet and pass out flyers,
participate in merchandise or store boycotts (such as against Slave-Mart), vote
with your wallet, and finally and ultimately, prepare to defend yourself and your
family for what may already be an inevitable conflict.
Become engaged in the opposition, for tyranny does not
mercifully pass over those who lay down before it; rather, it
destroys the weak and defenseless and then feeds on their
carcass. They are vampires and will drain you until you are a
dead and empty husk. In the fables of Aesop, the tiny mouse
rescues the captured lion, the king of the beasts, by chewing
away the rope and thus repays a life debt to lion for earlier
sparing it. It is an allegory of how the smallest of
creatures, the weakest, can fill a critical role in a
desperate moment. The legend of the power of
the mouse to install fear in a herd of mighty
elephants and cause them to stampede, while not
factually based, serves also of a reminder of the
power of the seemingly inconsequential and the marginal to move even the
largest of animals. The relevance to events in the world is obvious. We are the
mice; we stand against a deeply rooted evil and a growing tyranny. We the People
have the real power, and with the help of God, together we can make a difference.
Remember the biblical parable of the mustard seed (Mt. 13: 31-32). It is among
the tiniest of seeds in the garden, yet when given time, water, and sunlight to
grow, it becomes a massive bush that overtakes and dominates other plants and