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BREAKTHROUGH RALLY, Ground Zero 9/11/06 (pictures)

by Open-Publishing - Friday 15 September 2006
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BREAKTHROUGH RALLY, Ground Zero 9/11/06 (pictures)
by Jonathon Vreeland 9/14/06

This year, 2006, the 9/11 memorial day at the World Trade Center site was unlike any seen before. Hundreds and hundreds of 9/11 Truth Activists came out to show their numbers and take part in a protest action that shows the way for successful direct action. It was truly an amazing day.

Wearing black t-shirts to show solidarity and strength in numbers worked beyond expectation. Even though many independent truth activists were present and chose to remain undercover in regular clothes. Most of the t-shirts said, "Investigate 9/11" and were provided as part of a three day 9/11 Truth convention that culminated that day. The effect was impressive, one passer-by was heard reminding his friend that one third of the US population now polls as believing some sort of "conspiracy theory" about September 11th.

The variety of actions that day was also something to see. Most of the day people in black dispersed in the area and engaged in public outreach. Many visitors would take the time to stand around and have in depth conversations. The level of knowledge displayed in these conversations was often surprising. This continued even during the morning march and the afternoon rally. Many activists brought their own signs and printed materials for handing out. The Loose Change creators were on hand with thousands of free DVDs. Some activists also took time to sit in meditation with the interfaith peace vigil.

Enough cannot be said in this brief article about how the events of the day truly were a breakthrough in so many ways. Everyone worked together beautifully in the spirit of peace and nonviolence. But then, those that were there will know.

These photographs are free to use for non-profit and educational purposes.
Use the contact page on the authors website to request high resolution originals. ( http://www.spork.nyc.ny.us/About.html )

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