posted 10-10-2003 06:46 AM            

The documentary will reportedly feature such 9/11 Truth Movement activists as Michael Ruppert, Catherine Austin Fitts, Kyle Hence, Nafeez Ahmed and other participants in the historic (and utterly ignored by the media) Washington press conference of June 10, 2002 that launched the 9/11 Truth Movement on its course.

I might point out that it was George Kyriakou, leader of the Aigina Citizens' Initiative, who first suggested I telephone Kouloglou at his house in Aigina to tell him that I had in my possession the videotape of the Washington press conference of June 10, 2002. This resulted in the visit by Kouloglou and the hour-and-a half discussion which set him on the trajectory towards making the documentary to be screened the following Monday.

posted 10-10-2003 08:08 PM            

I hope you will either watch or tape the show and provide us with a briefing.

posted 10-10-2003 08:46 PM            

2. The Washington Press Conference: http://www.unansweredquestions.org/june10.shtml

posted 10-10-2003 10:21 PM            

A legal update: I don’t know if you’re aware of this or not, but the firm I recently left filed a law suit for the insurance companies seeking to recover losses paid or reserved for payment for 9/11. Almost half of the 78 page complaint contained a list of plaintiffs and defendants!
http://www.insurancejournal.com/news/newswire/national/2003/09/10/32183.htm

BTW, I never realized that the purpose of the Anthrax scare was to promote legislation of the USA Patriot Act. I always wondered why that scare came and went and quickly as it did – I never bothered to look into it.

posted 10-13-2003 09:10 PM            

But a more important factor was the public meeting held on 12th October at the Municipal Theatre in Aigina, organized by the Aigina Citizens' Initiative but also attended by the mayor, other members of the Council and around ninety citizens. There were a few tense moments when people who talk and think like television sets took the microphone, but generally speaking this was the most amazing example of town democracy in action that I have ever seen. Both sides had done their homework, documented their case better than one usually sees with professional parliamentarians and succeeded in maintaining a climate of mutual respect that will hopefully persist despite the continuing controversy that is certain to surround the establishment of the psychiatric rehabilitation centre in the secretive, authoritian and dubiously legal way that has been chosen. The people of Aigina gave a model of civilized behaviour at this meeting which provides grounds for hope that the inmates of the centre will not become the victims of these political disputes.