Our Election Day

November 3, 2009

Dear Friends,

Today the people of New York City go to the polls to vote yes or no to a billionaire mayor who overturned the will of the people to allow himself to run for a third term and then spent $100 million to retain his throne. While this enemy of democracy sits happily on that throne and on today’s ballot, not one vote will be cast to answer the question 80,000 New York City voters agreed must be asked: whether to establish an independent commission to investigate the events of September 11, 2001.

We all know the federal government never conducted a real 9/11 investigation. Less talked about but recently admitted in open court by the City of New York: it too has never conducted any investigation of any kind into 9/11, an event that took the lives of 1,127 of its own residents. The will of the people to finally have this investigation? “Irrelevant” according to Mike Bloomberg’s Corporation Counsel.

Not irrelevant.

With the voice of 80,000 New Yorkers and you behind us, NYC CAN will bring the pursuit of honest answers to reasonable questions to the hearts and minds of the American people in 2010. Let this dark day for democracy mark the beginning of an era when the voice of common sense echoes from every corner of this country becoming too loud to be dismissed as irrelevant.

As we stand at this turning point, about to embark upon the next phase of our journey, we thank you for getting us to where we stand today, and we count on you to stand together with us as we continue our pursuit.

Sincerely,

Ted Walter

Thinkers think and talkers talk.  Patriots ACT.