Sun25Nov - LEWES - Beginner's Guide to 9/11

[marndin]

9/11 TRUTH: A BEGINNER'S GUIDE
A Sunday afternoon seminar
Presented by ANDY THOMAS and the Changing Times team

On 25th November 2007, the Changing Times organisation, based in Lewes, will be holding a Sunday afternoon seminar to give a focused look at the issues surrounding doubts over the official story of 9/11.

This event is designed to introduce people to these issues in a clear and accessible way, or act as a refresher for those already drawn to the 9/11 truth campaigning, which is now growing massively around the world.

Andy Thomas of Changing Times says: "There will be NO propaganda or political bias, just an intensive examination of the evidence which leads people to doubt the official line on what happened that fateful day. It seems clear that 9/11 has been used to justify a global agenda of aggression and oppression, and many feel it was engineered to do exactly that. This event will be an ideal opportunity for those who may be on the fringes of concern about 9/11 and want to know more."

Thomas continues: "Digging for the truth of what really happened on 9/11 may be the keystone to pulling the rug from beneath a worrying global agenda.
It is increasingly clear that the official story of what happened that day simply cannot be correct. Yet from it a climate of fear has been created, destroying liberty and democracy as a result. Spreading awareness of the issues surrounding the actual events of that day may help encourage a proper investigation and expose the growing attack on our freedom of speech and movement."

This event will be taking place at the Lewes Subud Centre, Station Street, Lewes, on Sunday 25 November 2007 between 1.45pm-6.00pm. Admission £5.
Numbers are limited and attenders are advised to contact Changing Times in advance if they want to come, by emailing info@vitalsignspublishing.co.uk
ANDY THOMAS
Changing Times
www.changingtimes.org.uk

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9/11 TRUTH: A BEGINNER'S GUIDE
A Sunday afternoon seminar
Presented by ANDY THOMAS and the Changing Times team

Sunday 25 NOVEMBER 2007, at:

Lewes Subud Centre
26a Station Street
Lewes
East Sussex
BN7 2DB

TIME: 1.45pm - 6.00pm

SCHEDULE:
1.30pm Doors open
1.45pm Presentation, followed by discussion
4.00pm Tea break
4.30pm Discussion and showing of a 9/11 DVD
6.00pm Close

SYNOPSIS:
Why do so many now question the official account of the tragic events of 9/11? The campaign to reveal the hidden details of that pivotal day and the 'war on terror' that followed is one of the fastest-growing global truth movements. What are the issues raised by the 9/11 questioners and how convincing are they? Andy Thomas and the Changing Times team investigate the pros and cons of this modern Pandora's Box, and look in detail at the evidence and controversial arguments surrounding the September 11th attacks.

Andy Thomas is a long-time researcher of unexplained mysteries and author of several books. Andy is co-founder of the Changing Times organisation and acts as a local co-coordinator for the British 9/11 Truth Campaign. Andy widely writes and lectures and has made numerous radio and TV appearances.

VENUE DIRECTIONS:
For a ROAD map, see this link:

Road Map Link

On Sundays, on-street parking in Lewes is easy, and there are plenty of car parks around. You will not be able to park directly by the venue, so park up where you can and follow the instructions below.

BY TRAIN (just two minutes walk from the station):
Come out of Lewes station and turn RIGHT. You are in Station Road. Walk along, go straight over a crossroads and continue on up the steep road of Station Street. About halfway up Station Street, on your left (west side), there is a small (rough) courtyard. Walk into it and the Subud Centre doorway is immediately on your left.

If you would like to be on our E-MAILING LIST for news of future events, please write an e-mail headed ‘Please add me to your mailing list’ and send it to us at: info@vitalsignspublishing.co.uk

[Frazzel]

excellent idea. id like to see such an event in london. how about it london posse?

[uselesseater]

Do you think you could get Norman Baker along?