Calgary 9/11 Truth

Activist - A documentary about the power of activism

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ACTIVIST HAS ARRIVED!

Activist is a documentary about the truth actions of Nathan Moulton and Calgary 9/11 Truth from the past three years, with new interviews and never before seen footage.

This documentary shows how one person can affect a massive amount of change in a creative way. By thinking outside the box and taking some incredible chances, Moulton has made national and international headlines time and time again. He is living proof that one dedicated person who stands up for truth and justice can move mountains.

Moulton has taken on people like Al Gore, George W Bush, and Jack Layton in his quest to expose the lies that are being used to manipulate public opinion. He has received wide praise and had to deal with active opposition, yet he takes the attention in stride and keeps forging ahead. Many people have been inspired to take action after watching Moulton online, and this documentary shows how easy it is to get out there and take the truth to the sleeping masses.

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Loose Change 9/11 : An American Coup Trailer

Eight years later, the American people continue to live in the aftermath of 9/11 and deal with its ongoing repercussions. Is this just another machination of power on the timeline of history? If so, the real question is what happens next? Or better yet, what can we do to prevent another 9/11? The film serves as a fundamental call to action which is fueled by hope that those affected by 9/11 will soon receive the answers that they have sought after for nearly a decade.

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Bush's security tab $124K

By BILL KAUFMANN, SUN MEDIA

Taxpayers anted up more than $124,000 to provide security for former U.S. president George W. Bush's appearance in Calgary last spring, the Sun has learned.

Responding to an access to information request, Mounties say 2,611 service hours -- nearly 1,600 of them on overtime payroll -- cost $124,163 to secure a trip by the former leader who spent less than 24 hours in Calgary last March.

Bush spoke to a sold-out, private luncheon audience of 1,500 who paid $400 apiece to hear him speak on freedom, free trade and the economy at the Telus Convention Centre.

Bush's detractors say the ex-president's role in torture and launching aggressive war should have barred him from Canada, saving taxpayers the cost of protecting him.

The security tab "is very distasteful" especially for someone who's now a private citizen with such a dubious past making a lucrative visit, said Sally Hodges, Calgary chairman of the group Project Ploughshares.

"It comes down to the value he's given Calgary with the words he's spoken and I don't think it had much value," said Hodges.

She said the money paid for Bush's security -- none of which is supplied by the ex-politico -- would be better spent on government programs or other policing efforts.

But even so, she said risking a security incident would sully the city's name.

Agreeing with that last statement is Canadian Taxpayers' Federation Alberta director Scott Hennig.

"Picking and choosing is a slippery slope we could get into," said Hennig.

"If not, you run the risk of not protecting someone and having an incident ... it's a real tough line to draw."

Calgary police say the visit didn't affect their budget.