Monthly Archive for March, 2010

On a personal note, I believe Rosie O’Donnell‘s public stance on 9/11 and the comments that she made on The View were the nails in her coffin which led to her termination by ABC. Despite what the official press release from both parties were, Disney executives were not about to continue employing a major celebrity speaking against the government’s official story behind the events of September 11, 2001. Rosie was on the air five days a week on a powerful network and viewers and audience members were starting to pay close attention to what she was saying.

During a fundraiser in New York, We Are Change activists Anthony from Ohio and Danny of New York got a chance to interview comedian/actor/game show host Hal Sparks. Sparks voiced his views on 9/11 truth. He discussed the 19 hijackers, building 7 and the fact that Bin Laden was a known CIA asset. Sparks stated that Americans “have a responsibility to at least look deeper, you dont have to go all the way down the rabbit hole with some people, you also cant stick your head in the sand” and that the vast majority of Americans are waking up.

Sparks also commented on the co-op of the tea party movement by Glenn Beck. He also mentioned that Scott Brown the newly elected Republican Senator of Massachusetts had previously voted against further benefits for 9/11 workers. When asked about Glenn Becks slanderous comments about 9/11 Truth activists, Sparks stated Glenn Beck “I think to some degree is mentally incapacitated”. He had much more to say about Glenn Beck, the details can be found in the video. On behalf of We Are Change and the 9/11 Truth movement, we thank Hal Sparks for his courage to speak truth to power.

WeAreChangeLA member Stewart Howe interviews Mark Ruffalo at anti-war rally in Los Angeles on 10/27/07.

Mark Ruffalo questions the official story about 9/11.

In an exclusive interview with RT, “Rescue Me” Actor Daniel Sunjata explains his demand for a new 9/11 independent investigation.

9/11 Related Activity:

On September 9, 2007, at Webster Hall in New York City, Sunjata gave a speech at a 9/11 fund-raising event sponsored by We Are Change.

On September 27, 2007, Sunjata was honored at The Latin Pride Awards, which were held in Boston, Massachusetts, with a special recognition entitled “Voice of the Millions” which is awarded to people who use their public visibility to speak out on behalf of those who cannot speak for themselves. The award was given for his advocacy of a new and independent investigation into the 9/11 attacks, and also for his representation of the Latino community in a television program, Rescue Me, as firefighter Franco Rivera.

On September 12, 2008, Sunjata spoke again at another New York fundraiser sponsored by We Are Change to benefit the first response units for the 9/11 attacks, focusing on the many first-response units who were told by the Environmental Protection Agency that the air at Ground Zero was safe to breathe.

Also in September 2008, Sunjata revealed that plotlines featuring 9/11 alternative theories and the plight of the first responders would be featured in the fifth season of Rescue Me.

In 2009, the fifth season of Rescue Me includes a 9/11 Truth subplot focused through the character of Franco Rivera (played by Sunjata) who stirs up controversy in the firehouse when he announces to a journalist that he firmly believes 9/11 was an inside job.

On April 30, 2009, Daniel Sunjata announced his participation as narrator in Loose Change 9/11: An American Coup, a film directed by Dylan Avery and produced by Korey Rowe and Matthew Brown.

On May 4, 2009, Sunjata published an essay entitled “Intellectual Dishonesty In The Age Of Universal Deceit: a message to the corporate media and our elected officials,” calling for an open investigation into the September 11, 2001, attacks.