THE DAY AMERICA DIED

Having trouble convincing your friends and family that our government is lying to us

and that the so-called terrorist attacks of 9/11/2001 were actually an inside job?

Here is the evidence you need to change their minds!

In ‘The Day America Died: Why you shouldn’t believe the official story of what

happened on September 11, 2001,’ you will read about:

• The lies our leaders told us to cover up the crime.

• Arab terrorists didn’t hijack the planes.

• The Twin Towers didn’t collapse, they exploded.

• Why evidence was destroyed and suppressed.

• How the military let the attacks happen.

• Fake cell phone calls and bogus box cutters.

• Foreknowledge made millions for investors.

• No jetliner ever hit the Pentagon.

• The Patriot Act was ready and waiting for 9/11 and took away your freedom.

Plus other astonishing details of the most tragic day in American history that is

much more believable than the story the government has told you that all point to

the need to indict our leaders for treason, mass murder, and obstruction of justice.

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Beginning in March, 2004, we will launch the first of many 48-page chapbooks that

will be modeled after Thomas Paine's Common Sense pamphlets which were instrumental

in mobilizing Americans prior to the Revolutionary War. These publications were

described as a "verbal revolution" that spoke in plain speech and simple language to

a people that were being economically stifled by pressure from the British Crown.

Declaring that "the cause of America is in a great measure the cause of all

mankind," Paine spoke directly to his fellow countrymen and encouraged them to

separate from England. As a result, copies of Common Sense were passed around

everywhere - in bars, diners, on street corners and in reading rooms - and provided

inspiration for not only George Washington's troops, but also those who drafted the

Declaration of Independence. 

This groundswell of grass roots, word-of-mouth populism is exactly what we want to

create with The Common Sense Series. Similar to the turmoil surrounding everyday

Americans in 1775 when Thomas Paine voiced his rallying cry for independence, we

likewise need a new beginning in our country. We are looking for material that

exposes the realities confronting our nation - the 9-11 cover-up, unjust income

taxes, government drug trafficking, peak oil & petrodollars, perpetual war,

international banking & the Federal Reserve, and historical fallacies that need to

be revised. 

Each of these books will be 48 pages in length, with color front and back covers.

More importantly, they will be affordable to each and every person in America. From

our perspective, accessibility is this project's greatest strength in combatting the

widespread conditioning that is being unleashed by the corporate-controlled mass

media. Stated differently, WE know what's going on in the world, but how many of

your friends, co-workers, and family members do? Worse, how many of them refuse to

buy books, videos, or read articles on the Internet that will open their eyes? 

But if we place these high-quality, low-priced publications in their hands and get

them to actually start reading them; then, finally, we can start taking back our

country. This type of action-oriented citizenry was exactly what Thomas Paine

envisioned, and as we all know, a Revolution ensured 

In the end, if we look back 230 years, were things really all that different than

they are today? The people of that time longed for freedom, loathed excessive

taxation, and wanted to be out from under the thumb of a hereditary kingship and the

aristocratic institutions which surrounded it. In the year 2004, we have Patriot

Acts I & II, taxes through the roof, and an ultra-wealthy ruling elite that controls

everything from what we see on TV to the seatbelts we're forced to wear in our cars.

Thomas Paine summed it up best with the following quote: "These are the times that

try men's souls." Luckily, he did something about it; and that's what we want to do

too. So, if you're interested in becoming involved in The Common Sense Series (or

know someone that is), we're looking for explosive, fiery material that is not being

found elsewhere. If we want to change this country, the first step is to change the

minds of the people in it. 

SUBMISSIONS 

If you would like to submit material for The Common Sense Series, please send an

outline to Victor Thorn at: sisyphus1285@cs.com