We are apt to shut our eyes against a painful truth... For my part, I am willing to know the whole truth; to know the worst; and to provide for it. Patrick Henry

A little more than a year ago, I wrote about Pluto in Sagittarius and the global quest to uncover the truth about what happened on September 11th, 2001. In that long article, I wrote about being an eyewitness and later a case worker for the displaced WTC workers.


My journey to awareness about what really happened was like a thread that unraveled my entire worldview. And like a funny poster of a startled cat I saw recently, "What's seen cannot be unseen."

There have been huge revelations that blow apart the official story. And yet, there is a kind of mindlock or as Jessica Murray calls it, a "cognitive brick wall" that keeps many Americans wed to the government-media narrative. There's too much at stake and it's frightening to awaken. In an email exchange about Pluto and the pursuit of the whole truth, Jessica wrote, “I believe, as you probably do, that the country as a whole won't be ready for the truth for a long, long time. But the inexorable forces of evolution in the collective have their own time frame. We're just along for part of the ride.” I guess those of us that long for truth have to be patient with the process, while having the courage to speak up.
Never Forget
So on this day of remembrance, I honor the precious souls that lost their lives by looking at these breakthroughs toward truth.

There are substantial gains made lately through the lens of Pluto in Capricorn. It involves looking at tangible structures, following the money, and desperate attempts of the power structure (government) to hold to the "collective lie." There are heroes doing the investigative work that our public officials refuse to do (or are too afraid to do). Through the efforts of thousands of citizen investigators, the pieces are being put together. Their work is finally starting to take hold, though as Jessica says, it may take years before the false front cracks open fully.
The Buildings of 9/11
It’s interesting to note that with Pluto (the detective) now in Capricorn (structures), there’s revelation coming from engineers and architects. In an article in World Architecture News recently, architect Richard Gage cites evidence found through the buildings of the World Trade Center as “smoking guns.” Gage writes, “Well-documented facts prove the WTC high-rises were destroyed by explosives. The implications are grave, but we ask that you look at the facts.” Again, truth is not for the faint of heart.

Gage is the founder of Architects and Engineers for 9/11 Truth. In the article, Gage explains how the free-fall collapse of the steel-reinforced WTC building 7, which stood 100 yards from the main buildings, is visible evidence that the official story is a lie. It was not hit by an airplane, and yet the steel frame gave way. He writes, …”a free-falling object cannot exert force on anything in its path without slowing its own fall, so the structural support had to be removed by something else—explosives. The free-fall of Building 7 is a smoking gun.”
Super Explosive Wallpapered onto WTC?
Another breakthrough with 9/11 truth happened when it was concluded that super-thermite was discovered in the dust of the WTC buildings 1,2 and 7. The hero-journalist "sans frontiers" Christopher Bollyn has solved 9/11 by following the money (another Pluto Capricorn theme). And he reports on the evidence of super-thermite found in the dust from the demolished towers by Dr. Steven E. Jones of Brigham Young University. Bollyn describes "super-thermite" as "an explosive that releases much more energy per gram than any other conventional explosive used in demoliton."

In an anniversary article called, We Are Not Afraid, Bollyn writes, "This crucial discovery, published as a peer-reviewed paper in March 2009 with other scientists, completely disproves the official version that the Twin Towers fell as a result of fires caused by the plane crashes. This discovery also explains the explosive destruction and pulverization of the immense steel-frame and concrete buildings. As Professor Jones says, "The data doesn't lie."
Leadership and the "Collective Lie"
Even as there are breakthroughs, there's a desperate effort to hold on to the Big Lie by those with a vested interest. Recently, Obama appointed San Francisco community activist Van Jones to be his "green czar," but then backed out because it emerged that he'd signed a petition questioning the official version of the 9/11 scenario. Jessica Murray calls him a "thinking man (Uranus at its highest is reason and freedom" who expressed doubt about the WTC bombings. It's after all, says Jessica, " a story as full of holes as its secreted-away papers were full of black redactions, and which countless facts have come to light to contradict. This thinking man was punished by corporate-political forces who win mean-spirited battles by manipulating collective fear (Saturn)."

A thinking man almost made it into a leadership position. Says Jessica, "The headline in our local paper announcing Obama's cave-in: "Activist fired for questioning 9/11." (The wording suggests that the man somehow disbelieved that Sept 11, 2001 ever happened; the implication likens him to a holocaust denier.) Jones refused to go along with the collective lie.

She adds, "Jones will rise again, because the world needs everything he represents. But this incident -- which took place on the eve of the third Saturn-Uranus opposition -- should provide a kick in the pants to all those progressives who have slackened their vigilance since last November (when the opposition first reached exactitude). Uranus was swift-boated by Saturn in the third round. But the opposition isn't over, and neither is Pluto in Capricorn, not by a long shot. We are seeing a temporary re-entrenchment of the old before the new prevails."

Pluto's probing isn't over, either, and each small gain through diligent effort adds up. My heart is full of longing for truth. But I'll close with this quote from MLK, Jr., that "Let us realize the arc of the moral universe is long, but it bends toward justice."