
We Signed our Constitution last month on the 9th of July.
Our Forum is
New York City 9/11 TruthNew York City 9/11 Truth is a non-profit association of individuals based in the City of New York that educates the public concerning the evidence and documented facts of the attacks of September 11, 2001 as a way of inciting peaceful societal change.
Because it can be established using publicly available information that elements within the United States Federal, State and Local Governments, the Military-Industrial-Intelligence complex, and banking and insurance interests perpetrated the crimes of September 11th, 2001 and profited from same; because the Mass Media has relentlessly promoted a cover story that was crucial to the success of the crime, which has been used to justify a pre planned agenda of war, racism, and subversion of human rights and has terrified the public with illusory foreign enemies, we, the undersigned, to pursue justice and international peace, to provide support to individual truth activists and maintain a publicly visible 9/11 Truth presence in the City of New York, do hereby establish this Constitution of New York City 9/11 Truth.
Article I. Name.
The name of the group will be New York City 9/11 Truth. Hereinafter referred to as the organization.
Article II. Purpose and Goals
Section One : Purpose
The purpose of the organization will be direct public dissemination of the verifiable evidence and facts directly relevant to the attacks of September 11th, 2001 to the largest audience possible and using the most effective means available.
Section Two : Goals
1. Education of the entire population of the New York City
Metropolitan Tri-State Area concerning the true perpetrators
of the events of September 11, 2001.
2. To show any justification of international wars based on the
attacks of September 11, 2001 to be without merit and
thereby promote peace.
3. To strip away the pretense of legality which shields the true
perpetrators of 9/11 in order to resuscitate the American
Constitution, Bill of Rights and advance the American
Constitutional Republic.
4. To encourage the public to examine evidence for themselves.
5. To empower activists to act individually.
6. To maintain a publicly visible 9/11 Truth presence in
the City of New York.
Article III. Membership
Section 1 : Eligibility
Any person that publicly promotes truthful information regarding the attacks of September 11th, 2001 in a respectful manner during an event Sponsored by the organization is eligible for Membership.
Section 2 : Obtaining Membership
Any eligible person may become a Member by submitting their name and email address to a Member in writing and in the presence of a witnessing Member. Membership in the organization will be indicated by receiving a Log In Name and Password for the organization's web site.
Section 3 : Inactive Membership
The Membership of anyone that does not attend a Public Outreach Action Sponsored by this organization at least once a month may be revoked.
Article IV. Meetings
Regular meetings of the organization will be held once a month. Meetings will be announced at least one week in advance on the groups web site and through email. These meetings will be open to public attendance.
Article V. Officers and Duties
Section One : Treasurers
The officers of this organization will consist of three Treasurers. A Treasurer will receive all moneys of the organization and shall deposit all money so received in a bank account bearing the name of the organization. Money so deposited shall be withdrawn only by check signed by a Treasurer and a witnessing Member. These officers will be responsible for maintaining accurate financial records.
Section Two : Membership Equality
No other officers will be appointed and no special privileges will be granted to the Treasurers. All Members will have equal privileges. Non-executive positions may be appointed with Bylaws in order to assign duties without conferring privileges.
Article VI. Public Transparency.
Section One : Public Participation in Educational Actions
Public Outreach Actions of the organization will be announced in advance on the designated web site and through a public email list so as to encourage nonmember participation. Such actions are open to participation by anyone that furthers the goals of the organization in a productive manner.
Section Two : Publicly Viewable Internet Presence
The organization will maintain a world wide web site. This web site will primarily consist of a publicly readable Forum. All Members will be able to post content on the organizations designated web site.
Section Three : Records, Rules & Decisions
Complete financial records will be posted on the organizations web site in the most timely manner possible. The organizations rules and decisions will be posted on the designated web site and will only be effective once they have been so posted.
Section Four : Online Decision Making
Amendment and Bylaw decisions may be reached online with a commenting and voting period of no less than ten days. Posting of such proposals will be announced to Members through email. Proposals for Public Outreach Actions may be considered Sponsored by the organization when two Members, beside the proposing Member, indicate they will attend and do so.
There are four possible responses to proposed decisions:
1. Agree - Self-explanatory.
2. Stand Aside - The Member does not have an opinion, or does
not feel well-informed enough to express an opinion. Not
responding will be considered a stand aside.
3. Disagree - The Member is not in agreement with the proposal,
but does not feel strongly enough to block a decision.
The disagreeing Member has the right to explain why they
disagree and have their disagreement registered.
4. Block - The Member feels strongly enough to block the
decision. To block the Member must provide an alternative
proposal and give a coherent explanation of the reason for
the block.
Article VII. Amendments & Ratification.
Section One : Amendments
Amendments to the Constitution must be passed by consensus.
Section Two : Ratification
The ratification by consensus and by signature of three or more Members of the organization shall be sufficient for the establishment of this Constitution.
Article VIII. Bylaws.
While membership is ten or below Bylaws may be passed by a 75% majority. While membership is 25 or below Bylaws may be passed by an 80% majority. While membership is 50 or below Bylaws may be passed by a 85% majority. If membership is above 50 Bylaws must be passed by a 90% majority.
Signed and ratified July 9th, 2007.