Or, actually, Happy 9/11 Truth and Justice Movement Day.

(for those who are of lesser brainpower and/or awareness, and/or greater ignorance and asininity and the like, it should always be assumed that ‘Happy’ should be in quotes, and that anyone who would say such a thing is being facetious, at least, and bitter in a jaded way, at best)

It’s hard to believe it’s been 16 years. Or, as any 9/11 Truth and Justice Movement activist worth their salt would say, ‘Sixteen Fucking Years!’ (which is 7 years past what I referred to as the Fabled 10-Year Anniversary – one day we will hopefully finally accept the Oh-So-Important Reality of “Always Vigilant, Never Again“)

And for me, personally, about 13 years of 9/11 Truth & Justice Movement activism (+/-). Also hard to believe. It took me a few+ years to jump on the bandwagon, because I don’t accept these things easily or take them lightly. So I kept an eye on the “conspiracy theories” and all that over the years, but, finally, had to accept the most probable truth of the matter. (my breaking point was then I finally saw the Word Trade Center 7 obvious explosive controlled demolition video (see below), where is falls at freefall acceleration into its own footprint, which I couldn’t believe had taken me about 4 years to ‘discover’, which wasn’t entirely my fault – also hard to believe so many people have still not seen that video at this late date – boggles the mind a bit)

I didn’t want to believe, but I had no choice in the matter. And I was really pissed off when I did, not only because of what probably occurred, but about how much I knew it was going to affect my life, because I was going to have to try to do something about it. Which, like all of my other activism over the years, I knew was going to take a lot of time, money, energy, resources, work, and activism. And I didn’t even imagine how bad it was going to end up being. Or the unfortunate ultimate negative health affects I would suffer, as if I wasn’t sick enough as it was at the outset. In hindsight, I probably should have ‘let it go’, and let others do what needed to be done, or at least walked away sooner, but it was important, so I persevered as best as I could. And paid a high price.

I’ve retired from the Movement, proper, these last several years now, after more activism in that regard than most other people (99%+), especially in the early years. I did a lot of good and important work over the years, initially with Chico 9/11 Truth, and eventually Architects and Engineers for 9/11 Truth. I was a founding member, at the very least, and  was basically a ‘major contributor’ and helped AE911Truth become what it was and is today. And am proud to have worked with people like Richard Gage, and others. We did good. And some of them are still carrying the torch, trying to bring some much-needed light to the darkness that continues to shroud us all. (America, Americans, and the World)

I still support the 911T&JM as much as I can. But had to move on to the Anti-GeoEngineering Movement (mostly via Chico Sky Watch), because, as important as the 911T&JM was, the AGEM was even more important, and immediate. (because if ‘we’ are not here, then none of the other stuff matters – yes, it really and truly is that bad) And after several years doing that, or trying to, with my ever-decreasing levels of health, I have finally more or less retired from that Movement, as well. I didn’t really want to, but I can only do so much these days, and I am trying to preserve as much of my health, as ill as it is, to live a more or less minimally decent life these last however many years I have left.

I do miss it all, though, and wish those still Fighting the Good Fight well. And luck. And thanks.

http://www.AE911Truth.org/

http://www.ChicoSkyWatch.org/