The astounding evidence for Controlled Demolition in WTC7 has been without the scrutiny of maintream media for 6 years.

The case 9/11 as a False Flag pretext for military aggression grows stronger every day with Japan leading the way and Australia, Canada and 17 European Countries standing ready for the media to finally yield under international pressure.

As I post this video, the Pope is at Ground Zero. Victim families have asked Pope Benedict to intervene with a demand for respect and dignity of the victims.
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CBS News Artice:
"9/11 Families Seek Pope's Blessing For Unidentified Victims

Pope Benedict XVI's visit to ground zero Sunday to pray at the site where thousands were killed offered "a little consolation" to the father of a fallen Sept. 11 firefighter and to others, even though the pontiff did not mention those whose remains were never found, as some survivors had hoped he would.

"It's important," said James Riches, a deputy fire chief whose son Jimmy died in the World Trace Center attacks in 2001 along with more than 2,700 others.

Another son, Tom, who became a firefighter after his brother's death, was among those invited through a lottery to join the pontiff in the pit where the towers once stood. His father was invited to watch from the top of the site.

Some victims' relatives had hoped the pope would specifically bless those killed at ground zero whose remains were never found. They also wanted him to pray for the removal and burial of any remains that may have been taken to the Fresh Kills garbage dump on Staten Island. But the pope's prayers were not that specific.

"As a society we can't leave the victims in garbage," said Anthony Gardner, whose brother Harvey Joseph Gardner III was killed in the attacks. "We view the earthly remains as sacred. These victims deserve a proper burial."

Gardner is a member of World Trade Center Families for Proper Burial, a group who sued the city in 2005 over remains at Fresh Kills.

They contend that the city rushed the cleanup at ground zero and failed to deliver on a promise to sift debris taken to the dump to find body parts, remains and personal belongings.

More than 1,700 bone fragments have been recovered in the past two years in and around ground zero."

Source:
http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2008/04/20/national/main4029435.shtml#ccmm

Milwaukee 911 Rapper, "Marquis"

University of Florida - April 8, 2008 - Winter Soldier

Former Army Sargent, Maggie Martin speaks out against the Iraq war.

NEWS FROM 4/1/2008

MILITARY COMMISSIONS ACT:

ACLU Opinion: www.aclu.org

In the final hours before adjourning in 2006, Congress passed and the president signed the Military Commissions Act (MCA). In doing so, they cast aside the Constitution and the principle of habeas corpus, which protects against unlawful and indefinite imprisonment. They also gave the president absolute power to designate enemy combatants, and to set his own definitions for torture.

We all know the difference between fairness and persecution. If we do not act immediately to fix the Military Commissions Act and restore our constitutional rights, basic protections like habeas corpus could be lost forever, and our country would become unrecognizable.

Inspirational graphic borrowed from the NYC WE ARE CHANGE group.

JACKSON, Missouri (CNN) -- Debbie Shank breaks down in tears every time she's told that her 18-year-old son, Jeremy, was killed in Iraq.

Debbie Shank, 52, has severe brain damage after a traffic accident in May 2000.

1 of 3 The 52-year-old mother of three attended her son's funeral, but she continues to ask how he's doing. When her family reminds her that he's dead, she weeps as if hearing the news for the first time.

Shank suffered severe brain damage after a traffic accident nearly eight years ago that robbed her of much of her short-term memory and left her in a wheelchair and living in a nursing home.

It was the beginning of a series of battles -- both personal and legal -- that loomed for Shank and her family. One of their biggest was with Wal-Mart's health plan.

Eight years ago, Shank was stocking shelves for the retail giant and signed up for Wal-Mart's health and benefits plan.

Two years after the accident, Shank and her husband, Jim, were awarded about $1 million in a lawsuit against the trucking company involved in the crash. After legal fees were paid, $417,000 was placed in a trust to pay for Debbie Shank's long-term care.

Wal-Mart had paid out about $470,000 for Shank's medical expenses and later sued for the same amount. However, the court ruled it can only recoup what is left in the family's trust.

The Shanks didn't notice in the fine print of Wal-Mart's health plan policy that the company has the right to recoup medical expenses if an employee collects damages in a lawsuit.

The family's attorney, Maurice Graham, said he informed Wal-Mart about the settlement and believed the Shanks would be allowed to keep the money. Watch this couple's story »

"We assumed after three years, they [Wal-Mart] had made a decision to let Debbie Shank use this money for what it was intended to," Graham said.

The Shanks lost their suit to Wal-Mart. Last summer, the couple appealed the ruling -- but also lost it. One week later, their son was killed in Iraq.

"They are quite within their rights. But I just wonder if they need it that bad," Jim Shank said.

In 2007, the retail giant reported net sales in the third quarter of $90 billion.

Legal or not, CNN asked Wal-Mart why the company pursued the money.

Wal-Mart spokesman John Simley, who called Debbie Shank's case "unbelievably sad," replied in a statement: "Wal-Mart's plan is bound by very specific rules. ... We wish it could be more flexible in Mrs. Shank's case since her circumstances are clearly extraordinary, but this is done out of fairness to all associates who contribute to, and benefit from, the plan."

Jim Shank said he believes Wal-Mart should make an exception.

"My idea of a win-win is -- you keep the paperwork that says you won and let us keep the money so I can take care of my wife," he said.

The family's situation is so dire that last year Jim Shank divorced Debbie, so she could receive more money from Medicaid.

Jim Shank, 54, is recovering from prostate cancer, works two jobs and struggles to pay the bills. He's afraid he won't be able to send their youngest son to college and pay for his and Debbie's care.

"Who needs the money more? A disabled lady in a wheelchair with no future, whatsoever, or does Wal-Mart need $90 billion, plus $200,000?" he asked.

The family's attorney agrees.

"The recovery that Debbie Shank made was recovery for future lost earnings, for her pain and suffering," Graham said.

"She'll never be able to work again. Never have a relationship with her husband or children again. The damage she recovered was for much more than just medical expenses."

Graham said he believes Wal-Mart should be entitled to only about $100,000. Right now, about $277,000 remains in the trust -- far short of the $470,000 Wal-Mart wants back.

Refusing to give up the fight, the Shanks appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court. But just last week, the high court said it would not hear the case.

Graham said the Shanks have exhausted all their resources and there's nothing more they can do but go on with their lives.

Jim Shank said he's disappointed with the Supreme Court's decision not to hear the case -- not for the sake of his family -- but for those who might face similar circumstances.

For now, he said the family will figure out a way to get by and "do the best we can for Debbie."

"Luckily, she's oblivious to everything," he said. "We don't tell her what's going on because it will just upset her.

http://www.cnn.com/2008/US/03/25/walmart.insurance.battle/#cnnSTCText

Veterans Speakout

Gainesville, Fl March 19,2008

Large turnout of war protestors at University & Main and north on 13th Street continue to protest the war after 5 years.

As the terrorist attacks of 9/11 become increasingly understood as government sponsored false flag terrorism, we now see signs demanding for a new investigation of the 9/11/2001 mass murders. It's about time.

Winter Soldier 2008

REAL NEWS PLAYLIST:
http://therealnews.com/web/index.php?thisepisode=127

Winter Soldier testimonials
Iraq Veterans Against the War (IVAW) hold press conference in Washington, DC

Friday March 14th, 2008

This month, for four days in Washington, DC, beginning on March 13, there will be a second Winter Soldier gathering -- 37 years after the first. Organized by the protest group Iraq Veterans Against the War (IVAW), US veterans of Iraq and Afghanistan since the 9/11 attack on New York will testify about their experiences.

They will present photographs and videos, recorded with mobile phones and digital cameras, to back up their allegations -- of brutality, torture and murder.

The veterans are not against the military and seek not to indict it -- instead they seek to shine a light on the bigger picture: that the Abu Ghraib prison regime and the Haditha massacre of innocent Iraqis are not isolated incidents perpetrated by "bad seeds" as the military suggests, but evidence of an endemic problem. They will say they were tasked to do terrible things and point the finger up the chain of command, which ignores, diminishes or covers up routine abuse and atrocities. (From the London Sunday Times, see full article in context link below)

REAL NEWS SITE:
http://therealnews.com/

Daivd Ray Griffin at the Europarliament (1 of 2)