By Ewing2001

The first international 9/11 Meetup was almost hopelessly competing against the Yankee/BoSox game, which took place on the same day.

With one exception: New York.

The Meeting took place between 7-10 PM.
It was very impulsive and succesful with many new inputs.
Among the attendants also one photo-journalist and Miles, the webmaster of UnansweredQuestions.org.

We discussed not only the investigative and scientific details of the Sep11th attacks, but also the psychological and politicial results.

Furthermore, the group agreed, that the political output cannot be solved with an election only.

Everyone had one thing in common:
Noone believed in the official version from "Day 1" and that the real masterminds have to be searched here, in the United States.

From other quotes after the meeting:
"It was great to meet everyone and I look forward to the next meetup."
"It was good to have this meeting and congratulations to all who keep this important information growing."
"The focus of our meeting was basically the '911 skeptic' perspective. Everybody in the room doubted (though admittedly to varying degrees) the official story about 9-11 and feels that it is important to dig deeper into this, and spread the word through activism."

The New York 9/11 Meetup decided to meet privately again.

In Portland, 9 people voted on the venue, but only 4 confirmed they would attend.

However, it looks very good for the next event in one month, because almost 150 people already signed up, with good chances for non-U.S. and european events in Amsterdam (Netherlands) , Monterrey (Mexico) and Berlin (Germany).

Interestingly, there are also a few members in Alameda County, CA, which had reportedly major problems with the e-voting machines.