Following is a link for the audio recording of the October 31st teleconference
call. http://houston911truth.net/audio/103118.mp3
It was quite interesting and inspiring. Following is about it from the agenda
for the 2+ hour conference call - "Leading off this Wednesday's teleconference
first off includes: Richard G. Ellefritz, assistant professor of sociology at
the University of the Bahamas. Richard's been tracking the 9/11 Truth movement
for some time. He'll share his take on the contretemps between truthers and
debunkers, particularly in regard to WTC building 7, as well as his thoughts on
the use by detractors of the term "conspiracy theorist" to dismiss those of us
who call into question the official version of events like 9/11. For relevant
examples of Richard's scholarly work on these subjects see here and here.
Next the illustrious Bonnie Faulkner brings us up to speed on the scandalous
cancellation of what is arguably the most Pacifica mission-driven program to
ever hit the airwaves, Guns and Butter. KPFA listeners are still up in arms
over this egregious decision by the station's management to peremptorily deny
them this time-honored and extremely popular, impeccably produced offering,
which week after week fearlessly explores ground that even many alternative
media sources fear to tread.
Then, with US mid-term elections looming on the horizon, we'll hear a report
about election fraud from Robert Fitrakis, an American lawyer and professor of
political science whose most recent book (written with Harvey Wasserman) is
called The Strip & Flip Disaster of America's Stolen Elections: Updated "Trump"
Edition of Strip & Flip Selection 2016.
Finally, we'll hear brief reports from those of us who participated in the
various 9/11 anniversary events across the country, as we ran out of time for
this item last month.
As always, we'll reserve time at the end of the call for your announcements..."
Peace,
Ken Freeland
Cheryl Curtiss
Craig McKee
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