Source: UKFilmOrg
Labour MP Michael Meacher has arranged a special screening at the Houses of Parliament on 14th June. Loose Change, a 90-minute, $10,000 film by relative unkowns Korey Rowe and Dylan Avery, questions the official line about the cause of the collapse of the Twin Towers.

This film is, unsurpsingly, the subject of a heated debate. You can read about it and find links to the official site and free Google Video download on Wikipedia (video)". Please note that several aspects of the article's neutrality are disputed.

Meacher says: (reported in Broadcast, 12th May edition).

(The film isn't listed on IMDB/IMDBpro. Dylan Avery has a credit for production artwork on Freedom back in 1995.)

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* Note: there are a couple of errors in the above article, e.g. Wikipaedia doesn't provide google video of LC2E.

I'm currently burning another few hundred DVDs & printing some posters for this. 14th June is a week on Wednesday, so plenty of time to prepare.

I think I might be working in Stockport for the latter 1/2 of the week, although this might be subject to change; I'm in Medway, Kent at the beginning of the week. I would prefer to be in London on the 14th - it would be great to be able to hand out Loose Change DVDs outside of Parliament that day!

Does anyone else have any plans for the 14th June? I'd be [particularly interested to hear from anyone in Stockport or Central London, as I think the chances are heavily stacked in favour of me being in either of these locations that day.

Anyone fancy joining me for a mass DVD handout? If so, please PM / email / Skype or msn me via my profile. Thanks!

edited by rbird

At your service, sir

Update:
I emailled Michael Meacher's PA at the end of last week, and received word back that he is no longer sponsoring this event (which I had already suspected may be the case).

So far, it appears that the screening will still be going ahead. However, before making any definite plans, I hope to gain further clarification on this later today. I will keep this updated as I receive any news.

Here's my original E-mail:

-----Original Message-----
From: Mairi
Sent: 01 June 2006 15:57
To: MASSON, Monica
Subject: Loose Change 2nd Edition - Parliamentary screening, Michael Meacher

Dear Michael,

I would like to thank you personally for having the courage to put this ball in motion, helping to bring the events and details covered by Loose Change 2nd Edition – a truly amazing documentary - to people’s more widespread attention. The facts contained in this documentary should be of serious concern to everyone, and it is high time that they received more – and better – mainstream media coverage than they have done to date.

In these times of such widespread political deceit, it is most refreshing to realise that we still have some politicians left who are honest and decent enough to stand up and be counted. I admire and applaud your efforts try to bring the inconsistencies and coverups surrounding the events on 9/11, as well as the disturbing events relating to the 7/7 London bombings, to people’s attention, and wish you every success in your endeavours.

With deep gratitude,

Mairi

Now, I have a feeling that Monica may have fielded quite a few of these sorts of mails, 'coz to my mind, her reply sounds a little bit narky (her stress on "not")


Subject: RE: Loose Change 2nd Edition - Parliamentary screening, Michael Meacher
Date: Fri, 2 Jun 2006 10:46:39 +0100
From: MASSONM@parliament.uk
To: Mairi

After consideration, Michael Meacher is not arranging for this film to be shown in Parliament.

Regards

Monica Masson
PA to Rt Hon Michael Meacher MP

Although I would normally do so, I haven't obfuscated Monica's email address - this information is freely available on various government sites for anyone who looks for it.

After Michael Meacher withdrew his sponsorship for the screening, Dylan said that the screening was still going ahead. I haven't heard anything to the contrary, so until I do, I can only assume that this is still the case. The screening was originally to be shown to around 200 Members of Parliament & the House of Lords with also some journalists in attendance, & I hope to ascertain today whether these numbers remain unchanged.

Hope this helps