"Have Fun with 9/11" Sophia of LA's We are Change

[Anti-Zionist League]

Wow. Thank God this Israeli Embassy demo was accomplished. After 9 years, we'd say that is the least we can expect though.
And we've got great talent in our midst as well.
 GIVE IT UP FOR ZAN (this not to be missed):
 * http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W7h9LI7ZOps  
Thank God this mission was fulfilled without even one Mossad Killer's death threat,
and with no genuine, all-out physical assaults on some old WW2 Vet,
no mysterious naming of that Vet's cross-country acquaintances thrown in, for an added threat.
The agents didn't even comb the neighborhood of his brave soul to set him up as a terrorist
(although ..if that shocker ever happened....surely this admirable elder would have our backing...all of us, right?).
http://anthonyhmura.blogspot.com/2010/0 ... ulted.html


And with the LA deal, its all on tape. How cool is that?

There wasn't even a stalking incident from a suspected 9/11 terrorist, such as PTech's Michael Goff?
All we can say is, Thank God almighty. Someone out there just might be free at last.
http://anthonyhmura.blogspot.com/2010/0 ... ulted.html

And thank God we've got brave alterno media to protect these few, brave activists!  

Kudos to LA's We are Change crowd:
Sophia of the famous dictum: "have fun with 9/11".
A Mr. Tvedtan, Ms. Kurtzman, Mr. Bruhwiler, Mr. Garko
All so bold and wonderful. Here's to the gradual path of realization.

8,9 years without any public anti-Zionist movement? Take your time, folks.
"Think a lot. Think of everything you've got...etc".
In that manner, we can all be assured some "fun with 9/11". (Per the advice of Sophia, of "9/11 Mysteries".

Will you still love it tomorrow, though, when you find yourself assaulted, or standing in front of a Mossad agent's car, blocking his car after his death threats, and calling 9/11? Then chasing his car around the parking lot? Will you still love it tomorrow.
IF SO: THEN**** HAVE FUN WITH 9/11!
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WE OF COURSE SAY YES TO THESE SAFE DEMONSTRATIONS
AND NO TO MURDER AND MAYHEM:
http://azlroundtable.podbean.com/2010/0 ... d-the-azl/
http://azlroundtable.podbean.com/2010/0 ... ssacre-ii/

Oh, and yes: WHEN SOMEONE IN THE MOVEMENT DOES TAKE THESE RISKS, AND GETS ASSAULTED AND THREATENED, ...EXPOSE IT AS A MEASURE OF SAFETY....NOT TO MENTION CREDIBILITY.

[Jenny Lake]

When I first started reading about how they built The Bomb at Los Alamos, I wondered if the scientists had any fun. There were over a thousand young adults (and wives/husbands and children!) living together camp-style at the compound; some of them stayed as long as two years --sometimes longer-- with the knowledge that there were spies within their number  --if not the certainty that foreign agents walked among them, they could see and feel the constant presence of military guards who watched and listened and must have dutifully reported the details of everything they observed. How could these people --ya know, the ones who knew exactly what it meant to be "doing the deed" that changed Life As We Know It --how could they enjoy themselves? Someone might even think to wonder "how dare they enjoy themselves". But then, there's that irrepressible quality of human spirit that dictates only to the heart and compels us to behave in unique ways (among animals) for the benefit of others, even if the 'others' are a select group with an ominous shared experience. It really makes you wonder about human nature, doesn't it?
   Some people think Life is a gift. Some people think only their own lives are a gift. To this day, I've never heard or seen a joke about Hiroshima and Nagasaki, but I bet Stanley Kubrick's screen-writing and film crew had a blast making Doctor Strangelove. They even consorted with experts who blackened our destiny  --and still, they had fun. Because of their brilliance, a generation of Americans became willing to sear their imaginations with the indelibly harsh reality of ultimate annihilation. wow.

[Jenny Lake]

Now, just what kind of "fun" do you think Sofia had in mind? ..and what does that have to do with the L.A. embassy demonstration or the travails of Tony Hmura?
"We Are Change L.A." is not Sofia's organization and she has no leadership role in it --AND it was not a "We Are Change" event, as TIUs own Christopher attests:
 
 

There were about 12 of us that turned out. Not a great showing....There were about 4 police there so there was nobody trying to get tough. I met that old guy Zan. He's serious. Some of the people started talking about stuff because it is so unusual to meet people in real life who get it: about the holohoax, and the apollo magic ride, and that 9/11 was a mossad job. But Zan was going, "Hey! Get busy! People are walking by and you're not saying anything."
So I made some connections. Everybody there lives in LA...Very few of the people at this rally were actually associated with WeAreChangeLA. I don't know how the meet-up was organized, but the post above advertised that group.

I believe Zan and the others have been trying to get "We Are Change L.A." ON BOARD with the message of Israel Did 9/11. It's a simple activist 'human resources' issue for them.
 
..and since posting this here at TIU is an artifact of preaching-to-the-choir, what's your point? Are you building a coalition? widening the outreach of AZL? Tony deserves a better spokesman. His story shines in its own light, but it's a mistake to make comparisons of his actions and experiences to others in regard to the purpose of activism. Tony's tangles with zionists are an object lesson --burned-down homes and businesses, death threats and attempted murder-- and I'm sure he would not wish those experiences on anybody else.  I'm sorry to see him used in this way, and have this very fine 'vintage' of his character turned into someone else's sour grapes.