NH Ballot Question: "Vote for Answers NH" Flyer

We are now gathering names on our individual NH Town Petitions. In March 2010, we'll have an election and our question calling for a new 9/11 investigation will be on the ballot.

We're handing out the following two sided flyer to encourage people to "re-think the official story," and vote YES on their ballots.



This side above has quotes by notable people on a National scale: Sen Max Cleland (9/11 Commissioner, Former US Senator and decorated Vietnam War Vetran), Ray McGovern (27 year CIA Veteran Former Chairman of National Intelligence Estimates - he wrote the PDB's for many Presidents), and Paul Craig Roberts (Assistant Treasury Secretary under President Reagan).



This side has quotes by notable people in our particular region of NH: Physics PhD, Business Owner, Architect, Fire Protection Technician, three State Reps., a former Mayor and a Judge.

We hope the idea spreads.

Three 9/11 Family Members Question

"Vote for Answers" comes to New Hampshire. We ask our citizens to vote "YES" to open a new investigation into the events surrounding the tragic events of 9/11.

Please listen to the questions some of the family members ask and Vote YES for Answers on Election Day.

Petition for a Ballot Question about New 9/11 Investigation

The Monadnock 9/11 Truth Alliance has begun petitioning voters of nearly twenty towns (so far) for a question on our ballots in this Spring's election.

This is the wording on the petition:

PETITION WARRANT ARTICLE

Shall New Hampshire's Congressional Delegation be instructed to pursue a new and independent investigation to address thoroughly all of the evidence and unanswered questions related to the events of September 11, 2001?
(The record of the vote on this article shall be transmitted by the Town of __________ to New Hampshire's Congressional Delegation.)

The undersigned hereby petition for the insertion of the above article in __________'s town warrant.



This is what the petition looks like (fits a letter sized sheet of paper).

In the state of New Hampshire it only takes 25 or so (each town is different) signatures to get this question on the ballot.

The wording of the question is "neutral." It could not use words like "tragic," etc.

We all hope to have voters vote YES on this question. But even if they don't, the issue will be raised and the subject of the need for a new investigation of 9/11 will fall on voter's ears.

I believe that any town can do this. If we can help, contact seenewevidence at gmail dot com.