Local showing of "The Great Conspiracy" a big success

The event attracted a good crowd of about 35 people, almost filling up the large room of the pizza parlor. Even a locally known right wing, pro-Bush supporter showed up and watched most of the movie before he left quietly. We are not sure if he is spying on us for Homeland Security or perhaps truely waking up to Bush and Co.'s evil machinations, but he did tell one of the organizers that he didn't know about WTC 7 and it's mysterious collapse, so that's a good sign.

A number of people came after hearing about this on indymedia and one Berkeley woman spoke about how she preferred coming to these events in the burbs, saying the audience was very real and inclusive.

We hope more people will take on the 9/11 issue as many of us believe it is the defining issue of our times. The pizza parlors are open to groups and most of them have big tvs with vhs and dvds, so, if you are afraid to have strangers come in your homes to see political films this is a wonderful solution. Publish these events in your local papers.

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