9/11 Truth Seminar

OSS CEO Shares Information About 9/11 Truth Seminar at George Mason University (Arlington Campus) 10-5 Saturday 11 November 2006 WASHINGTON, Nov. 9 /PRNewswire/ -- Robert David Steele (Vivas), CEO of OSS.Net, Inc., is sharing information about a 9/11 Truth Seminar taking place at the Arlington Campus of George Mason University from 10-5 on Saturday 11 November 2006. "This Nation can neither win wars, nor govern itself ably, if our politicians lie to us and to one another. It is in this context that I have agreed to introduce Webster Tarpley, author of '9/11: Synthetic Terror Made in the USA,' and that I strongly recommend this local 'truth seminar' to one and all, but especially to young intelligence analysts who have not yet been corrupted by the politicization and bureaucratization of intelligence. Over 350 people can be accommodated this Saturday. "The 9/11 Commission was a white-wash. In my view, there is ample evidence with which to indict George Bush and Dick Cheney for high crimes and misdemeanors not yet properly investigated. "America has forgotten how to find, discuss, and share the truth about anything. We have become a cheating culture, one that tolerates corruption at all levels. All of our institutions have failed us including Congress and the media. "The 9/11 Truth Seminars, and the bloggers for truth, represent an opportunity to re-engage with reality. There are no absolute truths, but in the absence of sustained efforts to perceive the truth, there can be absolute lies -- for example, that we live in an informed democracy that nurtures moral capitalism. "George Soros has it right when he suggests that Wall Street and the central banks must made massive compromises with the people or lose it all. The people are now armed with the Internet, with cell phones, with a digital memory, and with the ability to follow the money around the globe. "The 9/11 Truth Movement is not a threat, it is an overture." Robert Steele is a career intelligence professional, and the author of four books on intelligence reform including 'THE SMART NATION ACT: Public Intelligence in the Public Interest,' with a Foreword by Congressman Rob Simmons (R-CT-02).