Community Currency - 09/02/10

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Overcoming Psychological Barriers to 9/11 Truth with Chuck Millar (Originally scheduled to be a show on SCADs with Laurie Manwell, but due to extreme weather that show has been rescheduled.) Chuck Millar received his Ph.D. in Counseling Psychology from the California Institute of Integral Studies and has been in private practice as a Marriage and Family Therapist since 1987. He has been a 9/11 Truth activist since 2003, attending numerous demonstrations, and engaging in conversations with a wide range of people with varying beliefs, knowledge and ideas about the 9/11 events. Chuck is also a free-lance technical editor and has edited many press releases and promotional documents for the Northern California 9/11 Truth Alliance (and has helped mediate conflicts which have arisen within the group). He spoke on Overcoming Individual Denial to 9/11 Truth on a June 9th, 2008 radio show. We discussed some of the history of the 9/11 Truth Movement and the latest developments and events. Next week Northern California 9/11 Truth Alliance will be putting on the  6th Annual 9/11 Truth Film Festival in San Francisco, Oakland and San Leandro, and the 9th Annual 9/11 Truth Rally/March to the 12th Annual Power to the Peaceful Festival. In Washington, DC and New York City there will also be conferences and actions (See 911Truth.org for details. Laurie Manwell will be speaking with Buddhist scholar Graeme MacQueen September 4th in Bloomington, Indiana on the topic of Peace through Truth: 9/11 and State Crimes Against Democracy. We also discussed the newly launched Building What? campaign to draw the public's attention to the existence and destruction of WTC 7 which was not hit by a plane and pulverized in the manner of a controlled demolition late in the afternoon of September 11th, and not even mentioned in the official Commission Report. The scientific impossibility of the destruction of Building 7 has deeply touched and transformed the lives of many people, especially architects, engineers, scientists, physicists. Chuck noted that simply arousing people's curiosity and offering them new information that they never encountered before was very effective, and allowing people to set their own pace as to how much information that they could handle.