9/11 Truth graffiti once again compels mainstream media to address the issues behind the graffiti on air.

[Cidersomerset]

9/11 Truth graffiti once again compels mainstream media to address the issues behind the graffiti on air.


Sunday, 18 August 2013 07:48
Posted by David Icke

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Published on 17 Aug 2013


The next level of 9/11 TRUTH street activism. For a second time, a local news channel
has been compelled to explain the collapse of WTC7 to the public, as a direct result of
the graffiti.

[northstar]

I really like the comment that someone made on Youtube:
"Great job, very daring stuff- and getting the word out like no other method can- the media is completely censored- we all need to take to the streets in guerrilla action such as this.. excellent activism, and great bravery! Keep up the good work whoever is doing this!"

I love the idea that not only does the graffitti get the message out directly on the streets but in addition the heavily censored news media is forced to "report" on 911 truth (in an indirect way) by reporting on the graffitti. This is actually brilliant! I commend the exceptional bravery of the anonymous young graffitti artists doing this.

[Cidersomerset]

I really like the comment that someone made on Youtube:
"Great job, very daring stuff- and getting the word out like no other method can- the media is completely censored- we all need to take to the streets in guerrilla action such as this.. excellent activism, and great bravery! Keep up the good work whoever is doing this!"

I love the idea that not only does the graffitti get the message out directly on the streets but in addition the heavily censored news media is forced to "report" on 911 truth (in an indirect way) by reporting on the graffitti. This is actually brilliant! I commend the exceptional bravery of the anonymous young graffitti artists doing this.




I agree,' pretty neat' .......

[sheme]

Inspiring stuff, All it takes for the triumph of truth is that good men shout out until they are heard.

[Prodigal Son]

I like the idea that it is mainly limited to public structures like overpasses and road signs, and not private property.

I would love to see this go viral across the country.