John P
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- Feb 12, 2013
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Today the ReThink911 campaign officially launches. Over the next month, tens of millions of people in 12 cities around the world will see the ads that thousands of people around the world made possible with their hard work and generous donations.
The campaign, however, is way more than a series of ads. It?s also a swag of educational materials and the tens of thousands of people who raise their voices in support of a new investigation into the events of 9/11.
Richard Gage, Founder of Architects and Engineers for the Truth of 9/11 is asking those of us who care about unveiling the truth of what really happened that day in 2001 to take two important actions:
1) Watch the newly released official ReThink911 video (above) ?then forward it to all of your friends and family and everyone else on your contact list, and share it on Facebook and Twitter using the buttons below the video player.
2) Sign the newly unveiled ReThink911 International Petition. When this petition reaches one million signers, it will be delivered to the Head of State of every nation that had citizens who died in the attacks of September 11, 2001. You can do so here: http://rethink911.org/petition/#pagecontent
And if you?re wondering when your city?s ads will be up? Here you go!
San Francisco ? Bay Area Rapid Transit posters: already in circulation
Washington D.C. ? Taxi tops: already in circulation
Boston ? Taxi tops: already in circulation
Chicago ? Taxi tops: already in circulation
Dallas ? Stemmons Freeway billboard near Feizy Center: September 2 installation
Toronto ? Dundas Square billboard: September 2 installation
London ? Downtown billboard and street boards: September 2 installation
Sydney ? Downtown street posters: September 2 installation
New York ? Times Square billboard (47th St. & 7th Ave.): September 3 installation
Vancouver ? Downtown transit shelters: September 4 installation
San Diego ? Mobile billboard: September 5 to September 11
Ottawa ? Bus posters: September 9 installation
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