FREE monthly movies that question the official 9/11 story and other related issues. These films are shown on the THIRD THURSDAY of each month @ 5pm and 7pm. (Free Admission)

The Official Conspiracy Theory (OCT) told to us by the Bush/Cheney White House cannot be true given the proven contradictions. Anyone who takes a serious look at the facts realizes this. The Obama Administration is continuing the cover-up.

I support and am encouraged by 9/11 family members who want a REAL investigation into 9/11. Don't they deserve to know the truth? Don't we all?

The movies are FREE, but any donations to the Feal Good Foundation, started by John Feal, an injured 9/11 1st responder who now helps other sick & dying 1st responders are gratefully accepted. 90,000 worked the pile at the World Trade Center site. 70% are sick and/or dying. Over 800 have died to date with little acknowledgement or help from our government.

Anthony Wayne Theater in Wayne, PA 19087
109 West Lancaster Avenue, 13 miles west of Philadelphia; take the R5 train from the city to the Wayne train station.

After the 7pm movie, many of us gather at Christopher's (bar & restaurant) right around the corner to discuss the movies and anything related (or not). : )

Thanks for visiting.

Betsy

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9/11 and Other Truth & Awareness Films, Wayne, PA http://photos3.meetupstatic.com/photos/event/9/b/9/global_6242489.jpeg
Wayne, PA 19087
Founded Apr 24, 2008
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