Help declassify the 28 censored pages of Joint Inquiry into 9/11 that outline foreign gov involvement in the attacks: http://t.co/SPtmulyLEk
— Abby Martin (@AbbyMartin) August 31, 2014
From the official @28pages website:
Whether you want to take your first step toward helping declassify the 28-page finding on foreign government assistance to the 9/11 hijackers, or you’re looking for even more ways to chip in than you already have, here are 28 ways you can help us build the movement.
1. Call your U.S. representative at 202-225-3121. Our Tips for Calling Congress make it easy.
2. Call the White House at 202-456-1111 and ask the president to keep his pledge to 9/11 families. Our Act page comes in handy for this one.
3. Follow @28Pages on Twitter.
4 and 5. Call your two U.S. senators at 202-224-3121 to ask them to introduce legislation similar to H.Res.428. Here’s what to say.
6. Use #declassify when discussing the subject in social media.
7. Make and then share a YouTube video like this or this…or, if you want to get your groove on, maybe even this.
8. Contact your favorite reporter, columnist, TV host, blogger or podcaster and ask them to explore the issue.
9. Write a letter to the editor of your newspaper.
10. Call in to a radio or TV talk show.
11. Bring up the 28 pages using the “comments” feature found under articles on many news and other websites and include a link to an informative page about the 28 pages.
12. Educate yourself about SR400, a little-known way the Senate can declassify the 28 pages without the President’s signature.
13. Post a comment on an elected official’s Facebook page urging them to help declassify the 28 pages and include a link to an article or video on the topic.
14. Tweet a link to 28Pages.org or other educational content.
15. Start a discussion thread about the 28 pages on any message board.
16. Like 28Pages.org on Facebook.
17. Share a 28Pages.org Facebook post.
18. Invite some friends to like 28Pages.org on Facebook.
19. Call any member of the Senate intelligence committee and ask them to use SR400 to declassify the 28 pages without need for presidential approval.
20. See if you can get a Twitter user with a large following to retweet you on the topic.
21. Explain the issue to some friends or family.
22. Visit your Congressional representative’s local office in person.
23 and 24. Visit each of your senators’ local offices in person.
25. Email your friends a link to a video of Rep. Thomas Massie’s memorable remarks on his experience of reading the 28 pages.
26. Choose any H.Res. 428 cosponsor and call to thank them for their stand.
27. Make a 28 pages bumper sticker or t-shirt (extra points for showing us your final product via social media)
28. Help us out—add your own activism idea in the comments below!
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