Yeah, I don't know why this post didn't generate more discussion. Could be topic fatigue, but I prefer to think that everyone is in agreement on this issue that torture is counterproductive to the stated purpose of ending terrorism.

I don't hold much hope for change from the Obama administration which is made up of the same old crew that got us into this mess.

Thanks for the warm season's greetings...and back at ya.

But... no comments? Surprise, surprise.

Well, leave it to me to throw a little cold water on the optimism above concerning the new administration and their focus on change.

Here is the Obama teams response to another burning issue to some of the enlightened seeking REAL change this coming 4-8 years.

This was sent to me by some of my cohorts seeking this change.

{We are reminded that the struggle for 9/11 Truth continues regardless of the change of
presidential administrations.

http://www.topratedbutcensored911idea.com/

Conduct a new, independent investigation into the attacks of September 11, 2001.

In just over 48 hours, this idea received 660 votes from concerned citizens eager to take this unique opportunity to make their collective voice heard.

The huge outpouring of support quickly made it the number one Top Rated Idea in Change.org's "Ideas For Change in America" contest.

We suddenly had HOPE. We were about to win a major victory: Bring our request for a new investigation into the 9/11 attacks to the attention of President Obama.

Certainly, the Obama Administration would consider our request when Change.org would present it to him along with the 9 other winning ideas on January 20, 2009. If we had 660 in just 48 hours, we were sure to have thousands by then.

Much to our surprise, Change.org decided to censor our idea. Here's what they told us: "we reserve the right to keep the competition and its content aligned with the stated mission and overall spirit of the project."

We've just learned controlled demolition is an efficient way to destroy ideas, too.

This page is a tribute to our great, but short-lived victory.

Americans want a new investigation. People from all over the world want a new investigation. 9/11, the unjust wars, repressive legislation, increased and unlawful government surveillance that have followed have affected us all.

As we approach the start of a new era ushered in under the banner of Hope and Change we can believe in, people immediately came together and resoundingly voted for seeking truth and justice for the common good.

Change.org's change of heart has left us baffled, but not broken. They have suggested we contact the Obama Administration directly. And we will.

Change.org's reaction has shown us their kind of change is not the kind we can believe in. Next stop, the White House with great hope that President Obama's actions will speak as loud as his words.

Blogger discussion is here: http://www.911blogger.com/node/18654?page=6

This message was sent by Jason King of Boston 911 Truth from 9/11 Truth Unity and by Sparky (sparky2mj@yahoo.com) from Boulder 9/11 Visibility.}

Sorry for the bump G but maybe throwing a little more fuel on the fire will spark a (deep?) discussion on the, yes... related issues above.

Frosted, toasted cheerios and... peace and love to all during this insanely magical season.