Democracy in action: Protest the New York Times

[delver]

Me and a friend stood outside the NYT offices and handed out 100 of these flyers to employees as they left work. The reaction was generally positive, surprisingly.



It's time to start calling the media out. They're not telling us about the coming environmental and energy crises, about the unanswered questions of 9/11, or about the fascist takeover of our country.

http://www.well.com/user/davidu/extinction.html
http://www.911truth.org/

Corporate media does not work. We are going to have to force them to cover these stories or actually co-opt them.

[johncoby2]

1. What did they say about your tin foil hats?

[Montauk6]

2. The way things are unfolding

tin foil hats may become the latest fashion craze!

[delver]

4. i am daunted by your intelligent rebuttal

please educate my weak, ignorant conspiratorial mind.

[Joebert]

3. Of all the papers in the world, they should spend a few minutes on this.

Some of the issues will turn people away, and make comments about tin-foil hats.

Some of the issues should have been looked at, at the time. Or during the 9/11 "investigation".

They should certainly be looked at now. I mean, if they have time to waste our time with celebrities, articles about TV shows, and so on, they can look seriously at some of the questions.

Building 7. I would love to see a very in depth article just on this one.

Where DID that money go from the increase in puts? Just because it didn't go to bin Laden, doesn't mean it didn't go somewhere interesting.

The "hi-jackers" still being alive around the world is another one.

[KT2000]

5. thanks for doing that

most of those people probably go to work every day thinking they are wonderful in the eyes of the world.
Its time they look at themselves.