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Politics : Bush-The Mastermind behind 9/11? -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Skywatcher who wrote (1414)	7/28/2003 1:33:27 AM
From: Raymond Duray	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 20039

ANTI-BUSH ADS GROWING LIKE TOPSY: Chris, Here's the "ad" file that I've come up with: WE DESERVE THE TRUTH The We Deserve The Truth full-page ad (click the top link in the right column here) wedeservethetruth.com will begin running Sunday, 27 July, in the New York Times, Houston Chronicle, and St. Louis Post-Dispatch. The ad links to a new website, WeDeserveTheTruth.com, wedeservethetruth.com which links to Henry Waxman's (D-CA) legislation and the MoveOn home page moveon.org that includes a photo and link to the MoveOn MISLEADER TV ad. The ad and website are funded in part by billionaire investor George Soros (see WHO IS GEORGE SOROS? below). The ad is similar to MoveOn's MISLEADER ad (click See the print ad in left column here) moveon.org , though it quotes more lies - twelve total, including two from Cheney, and one each from Powell and Rumsfeld. MoveOn.org collected more than $225,000 in donations online in five hours last week to run the MISLEADER print ad nationally, and is now collecting donations for the MISLEADER television ad. Mike Ruppert's From the Wilderness is running a full-page ad (click here) fromthewilderness.com that is not as focussed on Bush administration crimes as the two above. It provides more information in the ad itself, much of it more radical than the other ad campaigns, and thus might have a smaller appeal, at least initially, though not necessarily ultimately less important (see BEYOND BUSH - PART I below). fromthewilderness.com