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Ballad of William Rodriguez
Published on 14 Sep 2016
Vic
Sadot in Concert on 9/11/16 in Historic Fellowship Hall to present a
musical memorial of "Truth & Justice Love Songs" for the 15th
anniversary of the false flag tragedy and the unsolved crimes of 9/11
and the Anthrax Attacks. This is one segment in which Vic reflects on
meeting David Slesinger at the DC Truth Emergency Convergence at
American University from July 22-24, 2005. It was David's suggestion
that Vic call William Rodriguez to write a song about the janitor turned
rescue hero, then the patriot turned truth and justice seeker. The
event was sponsored by the Social Justice Committee of the Berkeley
Fellowship of Unitarian Universalists.
Lyrics are posted below. Please share.
The Ballad of William Rodriguez
It was a beautiful September morning!
Now everyone remembers that date!
World Trade Center worker, William Rodriguez
Was lucky to be coming in late …
He’d been clockin’ in to his janitor job
For twenty long years, don’t you know…
He’d even survived the ’93 basement bombing…
That injured a thousand or so…
As he walked into the Maintenance Office
Right down there on sub-level one
His buddy Felipe stormed in the room screamin’
In panic and pain he did run
When a fiery blast from the elevator shaft
Burned the skin off his face and his arms
Felipe was screamin’ “Explosion! Explosion!”
Then came the sound of alarms!
The building was shaking and groaning
From below them they heard a great roar
Then above came the crash of a jet plane exploding
While below was still “rattling the floor”
So Willie led Felipe out before the tower fell…
Went back down and rescued some more…
Then he went in again and he ran up the stairwell…
Heard a series of blasts in the core…
Saving lives made him a “Ground Zero” hero
He was praised for his bravery
NBC sent a film crew to his home for an interview
But they didn’t put his story on TV
He testified to the 9-11 Commission
On the truth he would not compromise…
Then his story, like others, went the way of omission
Cause it contradicted the lies
It was a terrible nine-eleven morning!
Now everyone remembers that date!
World Trade Center worker, William Rodriguez
Was lucky to be coming in late …
If he’d come in on time, he’d ‘a been on the top floors
He’d not have known of explosions below!
He was lucky to survive those demolition bombings…
That murdered three thousand or so…
© 2005 Victor Rene Sadot/Orbian Love Music/BMI
Vic Sadot Official Website www.vicsadot.com
Lyrics are posted below. Please share.
The Ballad of William Rodriguez
It was a beautiful September morning!
Now everyone remembers that date!
World Trade Center worker, William Rodriguez
Was lucky to be coming in late …
He’d been clockin’ in to his janitor job
For twenty long years, don’t you know…
He’d even survived the ’93 basement bombing…
That injured a thousand or so…
As he walked into the Maintenance Office
Right down there on sub-level one
His buddy Felipe stormed in the room screamin’
In panic and pain he did run
When a fiery blast from the elevator shaft
Burned the skin off his face and his arms
Felipe was screamin’ “Explosion! Explosion!”
Then came the sound of alarms!
The building was shaking and groaning
From below them they heard a great roar
Then above came the crash of a jet plane exploding
While below was still “rattling the floor”
So Willie led Felipe out before the tower fell…
Went back down and rescued some more…
Then he went in again and he ran up the stairwell…
Heard a series of blasts in the core…
Saving lives made him a “Ground Zero” hero
He was praised for his bravery
NBC sent a film crew to his home for an interview
But they didn’t put his story on TV
He testified to the 9-11 Commission
On the truth he would not compromise…
Then his story, like others, went the way of omission
Cause it contradicted the lies
It was a terrible nine-eleven morning!
Now everyone remembers that date!
World Trade Center worker, William Rodriguez
Was lucky to be coming in late …
If he’d come in on time, he’d ‘a been on the top floors
He’d not have known of explosions below!
He was lucky to survive those demolition bombings…
That murdered three thousand or so…
© 2005 Victor Rene Sadot/Orbian Love Music/BMI
Vic Sadot Official Website www.vicsadot.com
Ballad of William Rodriguez
Uploaded on 11 Jun 2009
William
Rodriguez was a janitor in the World Trade Center for about twenty
years. On 9/11/01 he became a ground zero hero for rescuing people like
Felipe David. He was dined at the White House as a guest of George W.
Bush and he met other power-politicians like Hilary Clinton. He
testified to the 9/11 Commission about the explosions that he had heard
below the maintenance office on sub-level #1 in the North Tower. His
testimony, like that of Norman Mineta, Sibel Edmonds, and countless
others, was omitted from the final report. Rodriguez served as the
Hispanic Victims group leader. He has toured the world as a 9/11 Truth
activist in the years since 9/11.
We had a candle lighting ceremony and some welcoming comments. Then Vic Sadot rolled through song after song. It was recorded by David Yandle. This clip from the evening is from as song written by Vic Sadot in 2005 after attending a scholarly conference at American University, where he met David Ray Griffin, author of "The 9/11 Commission: Omissions & Distortions, Barrie Zwicker, author of "Towers of Mass Deception", and Kevin J Barrett, author of "Questioning The War On Terror".
The opinions expressed in Fellowship do not necessarily represent the BFUU or the SJC, the sponsor of this particular event. The SJC supports a wide-range of progressive views on history, current events, and political remedies without endorsing any political parties. These are Vic’s views as a long time researcher and activist in the 9/11 Truth Community, a very scholarly international community. See Lyrics in description box!
Published on Sep 14, 2016: Vic Sadot in Concert on 9/11/16 in Historic Fellowship Hall to present a musical memorial of "Truth & Justice Love Songs" for the 15th anniversary of the false flag tragedy and the unsolved crimes of 9/11 and the Anthrax Attacks. This is just one segment from the 18 songs performed by Vic Sadot with pithy introductions telling how each song came to be written.
In this segment Vic reflects on a decade in the 9/11 Truth movement. He recalls meeting David Slesinger at the DC Truth Emergency Convergence at American University in DC from July 22-24, 2005. It was David's suggestion that Vic call William Rodriguez to interview him and then to write a song about the janitor turned rescue hero, who was later shunned by the establishment for being the patriot turned truth and justice seeker.
Attn: David Griffin Kevin J Barrett Kevin Brant Kevin Barrett Allan Rees No Lies Radio Cynthia McKinney, PhD Peter Dale Scott Alfred B Dela Cruz
15 years of 911 Deception Matrix Reviewed 11 September 2016
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