Pressure on New York Times Builds with Recent C-SPAN Success

"First they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you, then you win." — Mahatma Gandhi (1869-1948)

Our struggle is no different today. Now, as then, it is persistence that succeeds.

The veracity of Gandhi's proverb was confirmed when, last Friday, C-SPAN didn't "ignore" or "laugh at" or "fight" us. Instead, it appeared to surrender to the will of hundreds of brave and tireless callers — who, over the course of a year, directed unrelentingly questions to guests about the most enigmatic building collapse of all time, WTC Building 7 — by inviting Richard Gage, the founder of Architects and Engineers for 9/11 Truth, on to their Washington Journal program to present to millions of viewers the facts about September 11, 2001. We might call that a "win!"

Then there are encouraging news coming from the New York High Rise Safety Initiative also. The truth is gaining momentum and with a little more effort it will become unstoppable.

But the fight is not over. While it's true that some mainstream media are beginning to show responsibility with fair and balanced reporting on this subject, others, such as The New York Times — which, believe it or not, many Americans regard as a pillar of credibility — are still uttering such nonsense as, "We've not found any evidence so far to suggest that the building collapses were caused by anything other than the two airplanes." This qualifies as "ignoring" the search for real reasons of the 911 tragedy. Forcing the truth out will be difficult as the very holders of the keys to the chamber of secrets share complicity to the crimes. That’s why we have to push hard.

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