Performed in Italian, Le Caverne has the potential to bring awareness of 9/11 truth to a whole new audience in a part of the world that is far from the World Trade Center destruction of September 11, 2001.
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Earlier this week, we shared with you a new music video by Italian singer Kristen Gasparini seen below, which highlights the controversial topics of 9/11 truth and the assault on Gaza.
Le Caverne (The Caves) is a demonstration of another kind of activism that uses art to convey important social messages to the public.
In this episode of 9/11 Free Fall, this talented young artist sits down with host Andy Steele to discuss the song and what inspired it.
Gasparini also talks about her efforts to get the word out about the WTC evidence, including the fierce censorship and academic pressure she encountered when she tried to introduce the subject of WTC 7 at her university.
This is a fascinating interview with one member of a new generation of truth activists using the 9/11 evidence to change the world.
LE CAVERNE
(The Caves)
“Based on Plato’s ‘Myth of the Cave,’ this song denounces the social apathy towards the abuse of truth perpetrated by the state and by the empire.”
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Check out our engineering panel discussion and interviews from our anniversary 9/11 conference with Jill Stein, Jimmy Dore, Alex Stein, Zach Vorhies, and Daniele Ganser, Madhava Setty, Meryl Nass, Sean Stone and Ian Crossland that have already been posted on our YouTube channel!
