Which of the following should be the main focus of the truth movement? Feel free to justify your response in comments!

or any other multi milionare truther,should give a very healthy donation to AE911

Maybe We are Change LA can broker this idea.

This was attempted last year. A special event was put on for some "Hollywood" actors and others in Los Angeles. A few showed up. They were not what you would call "wealthy" (apparently) or "A-List". (who knows what that really even means or how you would categorize people, but, realistically, I suppose they were maybe "C-List" -- you also don't want to be mean about it) Although they said they would offer their support on a variety of fronts, financially and otherwise, not one of them signed the petition. (I don't know if any of them made a financial donation, but I don't think they did)

Prior to that, Ed Asner had signed the petition. He was at the event. I believe he also did some PSAs' later. That was widely publicized and considered the beginning of getting some much-needed support and publicity in this way. But nothing ever came of it. And Ed Asner is getting pretty old, even though he is "Ed Asner".

PUBLICITY is the key word. What we need is a "Bono situation" for 9/11 Truth. Or a "9/11 Truth Aid" with Willie Nelson, etc. (we need that for 9/11 Truth AND also for the first responders) Some people who don't understand publicity and how EXTREMELY important and advantageous and necessary it is don't think "actor and entertainers supporting 9/11 Truth" is either all-important or should even be done at all. (that's a small part of the problem)

Rosie O'donnell is not supporting AE911Truth for some reason. She is supporting William Rodriguez. Maybe that's why. (although I don't see it as an "either/or" situation) So what the Hell is that all about? I don't think she or Willie even mentioned AE911Truth during his interview on her new radio show.

One would think that these people would be contacting AE911Truth and asking what they can do, and how they can help, and signing the petition, and encouraging others to do so, etc. And mentioning AE911Truth every time they talk about 9/11. (especially when there are reporters and news cameras around, or they are being interviewed, etc.)

It makes you wonder where people's heads are at. What are they thinking? You wouldn't think they are clueless and have never heard about AE911Truth. That seems almost impossible.

Perhaps some people do not see AE911Truth as the seminal organization that some of us think it is. It seems like most people say that and act like it, for the most part, but in some ways some people who need to say it and act like it do not.

It's very odd.

Even Jesse Ventura didn't mention AE911Truth in his "Conspiracy Theory" show on 9/11. (he also didn't mention that there is a huge grassroots movement, either, and a lot of other important information that should have been included)

What's that about?

I figured that would happen. But I'm still always surprised and flabbergasted when it does. And irritated. And annoyed. And "depressed".

Stranger and stranger.

Maybe we need a ribbon that people can wear. (people usually ask why you are wearing a ribbon and what it's for)

And so it goes....

(imo, the 9/11 Truth movement is basically pretty much exactly where it was one year ago for all intents and purposes and that's not good -- not good at all)