Boss Hog
TRIBE Member
In a democracy, the government is supposed to be elected by the people to act in the interest of the people. As we know, we've seen quite the opposite with the Bush administration. So when the government of a "democracy" fails, it's up to the citizens to take control and fill the gaps of what their "elected" government fails to do. Yes, in a democracy, people must acknowledge responsibility for what a government does in their name instead of sitting back and saying "I didn't vote for them".
Since that government is not doing their job (and all things considered, why would they) to investigate 9/11, a gathering of American-based experts are doing a citizens inquiry into what happened on 9/11. It will take the form of a conference over the dates of March 26-28, in San Francisco. You can read about the details of the conference here.
I will be attending in the capacity of my role with the upcoming Canadian inquiry into 9/11, which will differ from what the Americans are doing. Because Canadians died on 9/11 and because our soldiers are dying in Afghanistan in the "War on Terror" we feel it is our duty in Canada to play a significant role in this investigation. It is also a commitment of solidarity to our neighbours south of the border who are just as concerned about the future as we are.
Is there anyone else who is interested in making the trip? I usually travel alone, but don't mind if anyone wants to make the trip together. I think it will be extremely informative and intense, and I welcome any other thinking heads to take the journey with me.
Cheers.
Chris
Since that government is not doing their job (and all things considered, why would they) to investigate 9/11, a gathering of American-based experts are doing a citizens inquiry into what happened on 9/11. It will take the form of a conference over the dates of March 26-28, in San Francisco. You can read about the details of the conference here.
I will be attending in the capacity of my role with the upcoming Canadian inquiry into 9/11, which will differ from what the Americans are doing. Because Canadians died on 9/11 and because our soldiers are dying in Afghanistan in the "War on Terror" we feel it is our duty in Canada to play a significant role in this investigation. It is also a commitment of solidarity to our neighbours south of the border who are just as concerned about the future as we are.
Is there anyone else who is interested in making the trip? I usually travel alone, but don't mind if anyone wants to make the trip together. I think it will be extremely informative and intense, and I welcome any other thinking heads to take the journey with me.
Cheers.
Chris
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