I clicked over to "reopen911.org" to see if they were worthy of the name. It appears not.

The only thing on the site is the apparent "Kennebunkport Warning" hoax.

That' right: HOAX.

Several prominent anti-war leaders were set up, signing what they claim was a petition to impeach Dick Cheney.

Their signatures (or a facsimile thereof) later appear on this "warning." Cindy Sheehan and others have protested that they did not sign the statement.

Webster Tarpley and others have gone on a ing Jihad to smear Sheehan and anyone who questions this hoax. It got very ugly a couple of months back.

[url=http://www.911blogger.com/node/10997]Four Signatories of the Kennebunkport Warning say the Document was "altered" after they Signed.
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As this "reopen911" site seems to only exist to promote this hoax, and perhaps a t-shirt which I haven't bothered looking at, as well as some advertising pop up, I don't find it particularly credible.

I think the TVNL relationship with this site should be rethunk.

Thank you, John. That's rather spooky. I wonder if we should be concerned about signing online petitions. We don't know if they're altered or not, do we?

The owner of TVNL, Jesse Richard, can be reached via his blog on the main page. I suggest you alert him immediately to what you've discovered. He may already know about it, but I imagine he'll still appreciate a heads up.

Are you just finding out about the KW? This is old news in the 9/11 truth community. There are good reasons to reserve judgment regarding the authenticity of the KW. It has been used by people such as "Arabesque" to divide and fragment the movement.