Guest of the Nation“Guests of the Nation”
- a new Palecek novel by
7th Street Press


Hey:

President George W. Bush did 9/11. No shit. Really.

He should be in the Leavenworth chow hall right now, eating a baloney sandwich off a pale green plastic tray rather than in the White House.

What a crock. What a country.

Mike Palecek photoI am a peace activist, I guess, whatever that means. I have been to prison. I ran for Congress. I was a small-town reporter, editor, publisher. All that was done in the search for truth, the same as my drive to Oregon in 1978 with my dog in my dad's 1959 Chevy.

9/11 is the key to peace, or at least the end of the war in Iraq. Peace groups should embrace 911 Truth. Study, don't brush it off. Don't be afraid of it. In our country, we censor by using words like "wingnut, wacko." Your neighbors ship you to Siberia by rolling their eyes when you speak. But do not be afraid. It is the root, the key, the why and the end to all of this. Also the key to us finding out the real history of our country.

Americans will do something when it affects them: you go to the city council meeting when they try to make you put in sidewalks and you don't want to, you start to get interested when your son is being deployed rather than just your next door neighbor's son.

Listen to Bob McIlvaine. He lost his son on 9/11. Here is you, me ...if your son or daughter ...it does affect them ...it does affect you ...why aren't we screaming, swearing, ranting, with tears in our eyes. It means something. It is important.

Read all about it. Guests Of The Nation. Published by 7th Street Press. Original full-color illustrations by Michael Paul Miller, Russell Brutsche
and Allison Healy.

They stole two elections, killed Paul Wellstone, lied to invade some country to steal some oil... they torture, spy on us, lock people away in secret prisons, sent the anthrax... and they attacked their own country... Because they are lying, filthy, sons of meerkats and musk ox... a super de dooper secret Mafia that actually runs our country and our world.

Yeah. No shit. Okay. Enough.

Have a nice day
— Mike Palecek & all the folks from 7th Street Press

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"I'll never have a life until people everywhere in the world understand
what happened that day. ... Our government murdered my son ... period."
Bob Mcilvaine

"The police state took a great leap forward with 9/11 ... that's for certain."
— Catholic bishop Richard Williamson [London]

Q. If you were to be elected, what would be
item number one on the McKinney agenda?

"Is it OK if I do several things simultaneously [laughs]? First of all, we have to instruct the Joint Chiefs of Staff to draw up an orderly withdrawal process for our troops in Iraq and Afghanistan. We would also begin work immediately on a budget to submit to Congress that satisfies human needs and doesn't reflect corporate greed as the current budget does. I would also remind the members of Congress swept into office with me as the New Broom Coalition that we could initiate impeachment proceedings. Also, I would make public the papers pertaining to certain tragedies in the life of our country, like the JKF assassination, Martin Luther King Jr., and the 9/11 Truth Movement -- I would release everything the Bush administration knew about September 11. One more thing I would do is begin the process of putting into place a Department of Peace. It would be wonderful to rename the Department of State as the Department of Peace and have our ambassadors go around the world with a mission… to begin their engagement in the world based on human rights and peace."
— Cynthia McKinney, Green Party candidate for president, Newsweek, July 15, 2008

 

 

"If you really don't want to think about it, that's your privilege... that's denial... certain thoughts
have to be repressed just so you can function, go to your work in the morning, so you can relax in the evening,
but you can only do it so far... then things start to crumble." — Jarek Kupsc, director, "The Reflecting Pool"

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