Saturday, January 05, 2019

53 DIY Bird House Plans that Will Attract Them to Your Garden

53 DIY Bird House Plans that Will Attract Them to Your Garden

53 Free DIY Bird House & Bird Feeder Plans that Will Attract Them to Your Garden

If you're a gardener, you might think that birds are pest for your garden.

Most of them are not.

In fact, some birds like the Bluebirds, Chickadees, and Nighthawks are one of the best natural pest controls; they eat insects like moths, bugs, plant lice, caterpillars, etc.

That's why having birds in your garden is beneficial. They will make your job much easier.

Plus, who wouldn't like a sound of happy birds in your backyard?

That's why today I'm bringing you lots of different bird house plans and ideas that you can build for your feathered friends. Most of these can be built in one day with less than $30.

Let's get started.

1. The Simple Birdhouse

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This birdhouse would be a great project for someone of most any age and carpenter skill level. It is the basic style of a bird house.

But it could still fit into any home. And also stand out as much as you'd like with different paints and designs. So if you are looking for a project to do by yourself or even with a child in your family this would be a good place to start.

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2. The Easy DIY Birdhouse

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This birdhouse is another traditional style. It, too, would be a good fit for a beginner carpenter or even as a small family project. It would be one that you could likely include small children in as well.

And it also gives simplified detailed instructions which makes the build that much easier. So if you would like a simple bird house that you could design to fit your taste then this one could be it.

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3. $1 Modern Birdhouse

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This little birdhouse is a modern style but very simple house. It would be a great project to do with your kids.

And what makes it even better is that it should be able to be done for around a dollar. This site gives great instructions. And the project can be painted and made very unique to fit each home or child that would create it.

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4. The Beginner Birdhouse

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This is another traditional yet easy birdhouse to build. The site does a great job of giving directions on how to build it as well.

So this would be a great fit for someone new to the world of carpentry. It would actually be a good project to test your skills out on. And the birds are sure to love it.

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5. The License Plate Birdhouse

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Are you a fan of license plates? I have a few people in my family that are. And if so, then this is a great birdhouse design for you.

So the site does a great job at explaining how to build this. But it is definitely not one that will blend in. It will stand out and be as unique as the license plate you choose to build it with.

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6. The Small And Simple Birdhouse

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This birdhouse immediately triggered fond memories for me. My grandmother had birdhouses in her backyard and this one looks very similar to some she had over the years.

So if you'd like a small, traditional style birdhouse then you will probably love this one. The building instructions are very detailed. And it would be welcoming to many little birds that would sing in your backyard.

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7. The House Sparrows Box

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This is a unique birdhouse. The reason being is it is meant to hold house sparrows. And it can actually accommodate up to three breeding pairs.

So if you love house sparrows and would love to give them a comfy nest to reproduce then this might be a great option for you.

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8. The Bluebird Birdhouse

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When I was growing up my great-grandmother absolutely loved birds. She had a big book full of birds that we were allowed to look at.

And she even used that book to help us identify certain birds. Well, my absolute favorite was the blue bird. So needless to say I like this birdhouse because it is built just for them.

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9. The Cute DIY Birdhouse

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This birdhouse is cute (just as its name implies.) It would hang beautifully from most any tree. And its shape gives it a unique flare.

So if you are looking for something modern and unique then this birdhouse would probably fit your design taste.

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10. DIY Bluebird House

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This is another birdhouse built especially for the bluebirds. Which means, if you are like me and love them then you'll probably love this birdhouse.

And it is also a traditional design which many enjoy. But the blog has this birdhouse painted beautifully so it would stand out. Hopefully, that will give you a few ideas on how to make this birdhouse your own.

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11. The Log Cabin Birdhouse

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Do you love rustic décor? Well, this little bird house would fit in perfectly. It is unique and would look beautiful in any yard.

So if you'd like to add some rustic charm to your property then give this birdhouse a try. Your feathered friends are sure to love it.

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12. The Green Roof Birdhouse

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This birdhouse is very unique. It begins with the basic style of a bluebird birdhouse. Then it adds a unique touch by adding a living roof to the birdhouse.

So if you like the look of sod houses then why not add a birdhouse that would fall right in line?

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13. The $2 Cedar Bird Feeder

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This little birdfeeder follows a traditional design. But it is made out of beautiful cedar. And I am actually a huge fan of cedar wood. I think it makes everything look like home.

But what makes this bird feeder even better is that it is only $2 to build. So if you need a cheap family project you might have just found it.

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14. $2 Birdhouse

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This $2 birdhouse is obviously awesome because of how frugal it is to build. But it also is a great looking design too.

So if you like the traditional look of a birdhouse then you'll love this one. It appears easy to build and is easy on your wallet too.

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15. The Modern Birdhouse

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Not everyone loves everything to look rustic or old fashioned. And you know what? That's okay. If you like the more modern design of houses then you'll love this little birdhouse.

So this birdhouse would go great at any home. But it will stand out because of its unique design. Go ahead and give it a try.

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16. Birdhouse With Night Lights

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This birdhouse is beautiful. It follows a traditional design but it is painted a beautiful color. But what makes it even better is that it will light up in the night with night lights.

So if you are looking for something that will add beauty to your property whether it be day or night then this birdhouse could very well do that.

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17. The Bowl And Plate Bird Feeder

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This birdfeeder is very unique, and I love it! The top is a plate and the part that the birdfeed actually fits in is the bowl.

So if you are looking for a different and inexpensive craft then you'll want to check this one out.

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18. The $2 Birdhouse

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This is another birdhouse that would be great as a family project. It is very inexpensive and the design is very simple.

So if you'd like a fun project to try out with your kiddos then give this one a try. It even includes pictures of unique ways you can paint this birdhouse to really make it your own.

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19. Cedar Double Birdhouse Planter

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What goes better together than birds and flowers? Well, this planter helps you to combine the two in a beautiful way.

So you'll have your birdhouses on either end and your beautiful flowers growing in between. If this sounds like something you'd be interested in then definitely check it out.

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20. The DIY Classic Birdhouse

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This little birdhouse is indeed a classic. Being able to build your own birdhouse is a classic family idea as well.

So if you like the idea of having that experience with your kids then don't pass up this birdhouse plan.

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21. The One Board Birdhouse

If you are looking for simple and inexpensive, well, I have it right here. This birdhouse can literally be built from one pine board.

And it also has a simple design that makes it very easy to put together and have a functioning birdhouse in no time.

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22. The Backyard Birdhouse

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This birdhouse is so unique. It doesn't appear to be as simple as some. But if you are experienced in the area of carpentry and want something that looks really cool then you'll definitely want to check out this birdhouse.

And it would look beautiful in a garden, in your front yard, or even posted in your backyard too. And the website says it costs around $20.

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23. DIY Bluebird House

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So if you are looking for a simple birdhouse that is cost efficient and efficient around time constraints then this could be a good option for you.

And it is also meant for bluebirds. Which are great little birds that will brighten up any yard?

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24. The Basic Birdhouse

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So let's say that you are looking for something that will just blend into your yard. You don't really want anything fancy. Nor do you want anything that will even stand out as rustic.

Well, look no further. This little birdhouse can be a secret hideaway for your feathered friends. And if you place it on your fence your neighbors probably won't even notice it's there.

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25. A Simple Birdhouse Plan

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This little birdhouse is super easy to build. And it isn't fancy either. But if you are looking for something that will serve its purpose then this birdhouse could very well be it.

And you can easily nail it to a tree in your front yard and watch your bird friends visit all day long.

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26. The Wren Birdhouse

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This birdhouse has a unique look to it. And I bet you never guessed it was meant to be built for a wren, did you? Well, it is. And because of their small stature, it can be built at a different angle with an elongated roof.

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27. The Easy Oriole Feeder

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This feeder is meant for Orioles. And it is so simple that a child could probably build it by themselves with proper adult supervision.

So if you love these little birds and would love to have an easy attractant then this birdhouse could certainly be it.

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28. The Chickadee House

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This is a great PDF full of wonderful information. If you are curious about chickadees well this article not only tells you how to build them the perfect house. But it also tells you what you'd like to know about the chickadees themselves.

And I love the design of this house. It is very simple and would be appealing to most onlookers. But it also has a unique charm about it that would add character to any home.

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29. The Teapot Birdhouse

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This is an absolutely adorable birdhouse. The actual birdhouse itself looks like a teapot. Then it stands as though it is pouring something into a teacup.

So if you want something that will add charm to your yard or garden then this would definitely fit those criteria.

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30. The No Woodworking Birdhouse

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If you aren't much of a woodworker that's okay. You can still have a birdhouse. And it's a modern one to boot.

So if you'd like a pleasant place for the birds to gather around your home give this one a look-see. You might be surprised at how nice (and easy) this one appears.

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31. A Simple Birdhouse Plan

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This woman actually created a birdhouse and then went back and drew up really nice plans so you could make an awesome (and simple) birdhouse too.

So if you've been looking for some easy to read plans to help you build a nice looking birdhouse then look no further.

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32. The Pallet Birdhouse

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If you hadn't guessed from my other pallet posts, I love pallets. And this birdhouse is exactly why. You can take a sturdy, practically free material and turn it into something completely useful and wonderful.

So if you are like me, and absolutely love pallets then check this birdhouse out. Hopefully, you'll be thrilled with it and add it to your 'pallet wish list.'

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33. Recycled Milk Jug Birdhouse

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If you really love birds, but you are really on a budget then this birdhouse is for you. Or if you really love birds but are really into upcycling then, again, this birdhouse is for you.

And all you need is a jug of milk to drink and you can practically have a birdhouse once you have finished it off.

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34. The Window Birdhouse

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I love this idea! And I also love the post. They did a great job of explaining how to build this birdhouse in just enough detail.

And they also give amazing pictures to help you visualize what they are saying to you. So if you like the idea of being able to watch birds from inside your house then this is a great option for you.

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35. A Variety Of Bird houses and feeders

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This site gives you a variety of bird feeders to choose from. It is a great resource for you to kind of get a feel for what you'd like and what you wouldn't.

So if you aren't quite sure exactly what you want in a birdhouse then give this site a try. You might get a few clues along the way.

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36. Wooden Bird Feeder Plans

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This is an adorable bird feeder. I love the traditional style of it. But I also love the paint job. They made it look very appealing visually.

So if you are looking for something super simple that can still add some charm to your house then this birdhouse could be it.

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37. The Scrap Bird Feeder

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Do you have wood scraps left over from another project? And you really don't want to toss them, but you are sick of them being in the way?

Well, put them to good use by creating this bird feeder. It will utilize them and also make something that is very functional around your home.

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38. The Nesting Shelf

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Maybe you want something a little different than just a regular old birdhouse. Well, if so, then you'll like this idea.

So it is basically an open birdhouse, which is referred to as a nesting shelf. The plans are very detailed and it appears to be a simple project.

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39. Peanut Butter Jar Birdhouse

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Do you eat a ton of peanut butter around your house? We do! I actually have shown you how to make your own peanut butter in this post.

But I digress, so if you have an empty jar of peanut butter don't toss it. Instead, make it a home for the birds around your house.

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40. A Wine Cork Birdhouse

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Have you collected a lot of wine corks over the years? I know a lot of people do. Well, instead of letting those corks go to waste, turn them into something functional.

And in this case that functional piece of equipment could be this birdhouse. It looks adorable, unique, and I'm sure the birds will love it.

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41. The Birdhouse 'Book'

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This is basically an online book all about the different birdhouse options you could build. Which makes this an awesome resource for someone who isn't quite sure what they are looking for or even what is available.

So if you'd like a one-stop shop for birdhouses this could be it. They offer a lot of information that will hopefully help you to build the birdhouse you were hoping for.

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42. The Birdhouse Church

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I love this design. It is adorable and looks very antique. Basically, what they did is created a birdhouse to look like an old church.

And if you are like me and love the rustic feel of 'old timey' décor then this will be right up your alley.

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43. The PVC Nest Box

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This is a very original idea. This site shows you how to use PVC pipes to build a unique nest box for your neighborhood birds.

So if you have some PVC pipe on hand or are even looking for a less expensive material to build with then this might be a good option for you.

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44. The Cardboard Milk Carton Birdhouse

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This is a great craft idea to try with the kids. If you want an easy activity to keep them busy and out of trouble then use an old cardboard or plastic milk carton.

And create a birdhouse out of it. Then the child can help decorate the birdhouse. Hang it up and let them have a great time observing nature.

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45. The Picket Fence Birdhouse

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This birdhouse would be a great way to use up an old picket fence. Or you could even do this one on a budget. Basically, all you need is one fence picket.

And in this case, they used a cedar picket. But you could use any picket you'd like and transform it into a beautiful and functional birdhouse.

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46. DIY Nesting Shelf

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I really like the idea of a nesting shelf. And this one is really adorable too. You can use a wide mouth bucket or pale of some sort and then hang it up on the side of a tree or solid post.

But what makes this design so cute is that they actually painted a metal pale. It looks super simple but would still pop in any yard.

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47. The Tall Texan Birdhouse

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This birdhouse is referred to as the 'Tall Texan' because of its height in comparison to most birdhouses. If you'd like to attract a larger bird, or even if you feel like the smaller birdhouses wouldn't do your neighborhood birds justice.

Well, then give this birdhouse a try. It has a traditional style and would still look great and blend into most any yard.

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48. Side Mounted Birdhouse With Side Entrances

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If you'd like to hang your birdhouse off of the side of something then this birdhouse would be a good option.

And to make it even better, they offer different angles of side entrances for the birds too. So give this unique option a try.

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49. The Martin Birdhouse

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If you are a fan of the birds called Martins then this birdhouse is for you. This birdhouse is very appeasing to the eye.

And this site does a great job in providing detailed instructions on how to build it. As well as offering great pictures to help you along the way.

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50. The Gourd Birdhouse

Gourds are amazing plants. They will take over the area you plant them if you aren't careful. But they can be used for lots of amazing things.

And this birdhouse is just one example of that. So if you have a gourd and aren't quite sure what to do with it, follow this linked post and you could have an adorable birdhouse in no time.

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51. Clay Pot DIY Birdhouse

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Do you have an old clay planter that you aren't using anymore? Well, if so, give it a second wind. You can do this by creating a beautiful birdhouse out of it.

And to add to its character, be sure to paint it with some stencils and make it a one of a kind.

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52. The One Board Birdhouse

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This is another easy DIY project that would be great for a beginner carpenter or as a family project. You will need one board and follow the instructions on the post.

And you will be well on your way to having your own unique birdhouse. Just think of all of the beautiful visitors you will get.

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53. The Simple Birdhouse Plan

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This birdhouse is a traditional build. But it is still very beautiful in its own classic way. And the instructions pride themselves on being easy to follow.

So if you need a traditional birdhouse that is easy to understand how to build then give this one a try. It could be what you've been looking for all along.

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Federal Grand Jury Will Finally Hear Evidence Of A Controlled Demolition On 9/11 – Collective Evolution

Federal Grand Jury Will Finally Hear Evidence Of A Controlled Demolition On 9/11 – Collective Evolution

Federal Grand Jury Will Finally Hear Evidence Of A Controlled Demolition On 9/11

In Brief

  • The Facts:

    The 9/11 Truth Movement has opened an avenue to prosecuting those responsible for the shocking destruction of the World Trade Center and the horrible loss of life that resulted. A U.S. attorney will be taking evidence to a special grand jury.

  • Reflect On:

    This is a citizenry movement, one that relies on citizens and regular professionals taking action. It's great to see initiative being taken in a world of censorship. This isn't a democracy, if it was, this information would be public, not ignored.

This year will mark the 19th anniversary of 9/11, a tragic event that will be remembered throughout history, and one that's often considered responsible for the 'waking up' of millions of people. Though 9/11 was incredibly heartbreaking, it ultimately served a purpose, similar to how the false flag chemical attacks in Syria served a purpose.

These events allowed so many people to become aware of all the lies and manipulation that occur within our government. They helped us understand the connections that the Western military alliance and intelligence agencies have with these so-called terrorist organizations, as many academics and politicians have directly accused the Western military alliance of creating groups like ISIS and Al-Qaeda through fake video campaigns, funding, and providing weapons in order to prolong the 'war on terror.'

Politicians like Vladimir Putin have accused the West of hiring paid mercenaries to make up these terrorist groups because their presence gives our government justification to infiltrate other countries for various reasons including resource extraction and the destabilization of governments. This has been a common theme since World War II, as we've witnessed numerous false flag terrorist attacks such as 9/11, which was allegedly created by the US in order to justify their invasion of Iraq and other parts of the Middle East in search of "weapons of mass destruction."

That being said, there are many people who avoid discussing the 'why' behind these events, and instead have investigated what physically happened on that day.

The Science Does NOT Support The Official Story of 9/11

Thousands of architects and engineers have been investigating what happened on 9/11 for years, and their conclusions match that of the majority of the American people: What we were told by the government regarding 9/11 was a complete lie. There have been multiple studies published in peer-reviewed engineering and physics journals concluding that all three towers were brought down by controlled demolition (see below). Even the president of the United States, Donald Trump, has stated that 9/11 was a controlled demolition, which is something a 'Deep State' president would likely never do. Let's not forget about the Pentagon, where there was absolutely no footage and no plane wreckage to confirm the story.

For years, hundreds of thousands of people have been calling upon the US government to investigate 9/11, and now progress is finally being made. On April 10th of this year, the non-profit Lawyers Committee for 9/11 Inquiry filed a petition with the U.S. Attorney in the Southern District of New York, Manhattan, requesting that he present to a grand jury the extensive evidence of federal crimes relating to the destruction of three World Trade Center high rises on 9/11. The petition cited conclusive evidence, providing proof of explosives and incendiaries employed at ground zero to bring down the twin towers as well as the WTC building #7.

The Lawyers' Committee's April 10th 52-page original Petition was accompanied by 57 exhibits and presented extensive evidence that explosives were used to destroy three WTC buildings. That evidence included independent scientific laboratory analysis of WTC dust samples showing the presence of high-tech explosives and/or incendiaries; numerous first-hand reports by First Responders of explosions at the WTC on 9/11; expert analysis of seismic evidence that explosions occurred at the WTC towers on 9/11 prior to the airplane impacts and prior to the building collapses; and expert analysis by architects, engineers, and scientists concluding that the rapid onset symmetrical near-free-fall acceleration collapse of three WTC high rise buildings on 9/11 exhibited the key characteristics of controlled demolition. The Lawyers' Committee's July 30th Amended Petition addresses several additional federal crimes beyond the federal bombing crime addressed in the original Petition. The Lawyers' Committee concluded in the petitions that explosive and incendiary devices preplaced at the WTC were detonated causing the complete collapse of the WTC Twin Towers on 9/11 and increasing the tragic loss of life. (source)

You can view the original petition HERE, and the amended petition HERE.

The attorney will have assistance from the Lawyers' Committee with presenting the evidence to the special grand jury, and they requested that Architects and Engineers for 9/11 Truth provide support in making a joint presentation. They are also calling upon the public and legal community to contact them and support them in their efforts to contribute to this grand jury process.

Attorney William Jacoby, Lawyers' Committee Board Member, stated: "We call upon the public and legal community to contact us and support our efforts to contribute to this grand jury process and to monitor and ensure compliance by the Justice Department."

Executive Director and Actor Ed Asner stated: "The U.S. Attorney's decision to comply with the Special Grand Jury Statute regarding our petitions is an important step towards greater transparency and accountability regarding the tragic events of 9/11."

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Below is an interview with the founder of Architects & Engineers for 9/11 Truth, along with author, activist and Washington insider Barbara Honegger, and the President of the Lawyers Committee for 9/11 Inquiry David Meiswinklel. In the video, they discuss 9/11 and the United States grand jury that will finally be empaneled to investigate the destruction of all three World Trade Center skyscrapers!

Our Heavily Sourced Articles About 9/11

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Listen: 9/11 Firefighters Tell How Explosions Were Going off In The Lobby of WTC1 

The Takeaway

There's so much evidence in support of 9/11 being an inside job, yet it's still brushed off as a 'conspiracy theory' by many. Despite the mainstream narrative, so many people have come forward to share their truth regarding what happened that day including academics, scientists, architects, and engineers. Even family members of multiple victims and firefighters who were in the building that day have spoken out, yet somehow all of these statements have gone completely ignored by the US government. Perhaps in Trump's presidency, things will change, and an investigation will take place?

That being said, does it need to? It seems more and more people are becoming aware of what really happened that day. The war on terror was fabricated, and many events such as 9/11 were created to make it seem real only so the global elite could justify the invasion of other countries and create a heightened state of security at home. But the fact that people are beginning to see this means we're creating a massive shift in perception, which will eventually spark real action. This is what we've been seeing for the past 10 years, and it's accelerating every day. The world is waking up, and the information is here for those brave enough to open their eyes.

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Wednesday, December 26, 2018

Fluorides, the Atomic Bomb, and Fake News

Fluorides, the Atomic Bomb, and Fake News

Fluorides, the Atomic Bomb, and Fake News

Jon Rappoport, Guest
Waking Times

Occasionally, I reprint this article. I wrote it some years ago, during research on toxic chemicals pervading the landscape. I used to send the piece to mainstream reporters, but I eventually gave that up as a bad bet.

They're dedicated to fake news…and now they're losing control over public consciousness. Losing badly. Independent media are in the ascendance, and rightly so.

In 1997, Joel Griffiths and Chris Bryson, two respected mainstream journalists, peered into an abyss. They found a story about fluorides that was so chilling it had to be told.

The Christian Science Monitor, who had assigned the story, never published it.

Their ensuing article, "Fluoride, Teeth, and the Atomic Bomb," has been posted on a number of websites.

Author Griffiths told me that researchers who study the effects of fluorides by homing in on communities with fluoridated drinking water, versus communities with unfluoridated water, miss a major point: studying the water is not enough; toxic fluorides are everywhere—they are used throughout the pharmaceutical industry in the manufacture of drugs, and also in many other industries (e.g., aluminum, pesticide).

I want to go over some of the major points of the Griffiths-Bryson article.

Griffiths discovered hundreds of documents from the World War 2 era. These included papers from the Manhattan Project, launched to build the first A-bomb.

Griffiths/Bryson write: "Fluoride was the key chemical in atomic bomb production…millions of tons…were essential for the manufacture of bomb-grade uranium and plutonium for nuclear weapons throughout the Cold War."

The documents reveal that fluoride was the most significant health hazard in the US A-bomb program, for workers and for communities around the manufacturing facilities.

Griffiths/Bryson: "Much of the original proof that fluoride is safe for humans in low doses was generated by A-bomb program scientists, who had been secretly ordered to provide 'evidence useful in litigation' [against persons who had been poisoned by fluoride and would sue for damages]… The first lawsuits against the US A-bomb program were not over radiation, but over fluoride damage, the [government] documents show."

A-bomb scientists were told they had to do studies which would conclude that fluorides were safe.

The most wide-reaching study done was carried out in Newburgh, New York, between 1945 and 1956. This was a secret op called "Program F." The researchers obtained blood and tissue samples from people who lived in Newburgh, through the good offices of the NY State Health Department.

Griffiths/Bryson found the original and secret version of this study. Comparing it to a different sanitized version, the reporters saw that evidence of adverse effects from fluorides had been suppressed by the US Atomic Energy Commission.

Other studies during the same period were conducted at the University of Rochester. Unwitting hospital patients were given fluorides to test out the results.

Flash forward. Enter Dr. Phyllis Mullenix, the head of toxicology at Forsyth Dental Center in Boston. In the 1990s, Mullenix did a series of animal studies which showed that, as Griffiths/Bryson write: "…fluoride was a powerful central nervous system (CNS) toxin…"

Mullenix applied for further grant monies from the National Institutes of Health. She was turned down. She was also told that fluorides do not have an effect on the CNS.

But Griffiths/Bryson uncovered a 1944 Manhattan Project memo which states: "Clinical evidence suggests that uranium hexafluoride may have a rather marked central nervous system effect…it seems most likely that the F [fluoride] component rather than the [uranium] is the causative factor."

The 1944 memo was sent to the head of the Manhattan Project Medical Section, Colonel Stafford Warren. Warren was asked to give his okay to do animal studies on fluorides' effects on the CNS. He immediately did give his approval.

But records of the results of this approved project are missing. Most likely classified.

Who was the man who made that 1944 proposal for a rush-program to study the CNS effects of fluorides? Dr. Harold Hodge, who worked at the Manhattan Project.

Who was brought in to advise Mullenix 50 years later at the Forsyth Dental Center in Boston, as she studied the CNS effects of fluorides? Dr. Harold Hodge.

Who never told Mullenix of his work on fluoride toxicity for the Manhattan Project? Dr. Harold Hodge.

Was Hodge brought in to look over Mullenix's shoulder and report on her discoveries? It turns out that Hodge, back in the 1940s, had made suggestions to do effective PR promoting fluoride as a dental treatment. So his presence by Mullenix's side, all those years later, was quite possibly as an agent assigned to keep track of her efforts.

Getting the idea here? Build an A-bomb. Forget the toxic fluoride consequences. Bury the fluoride studies. Twist the studies.

More on Hodge. In 1944, "a severe pollution incident" occurred in New Jersey, near the DuPont plant in Deepwater where the company was trying to build the first A-bomb. A fluoride incident. Farmers' peach and tomato crops were destroyed. Horses and cows became crippled. Some cows had to graze on their bellies. Tomato crops (normally sold to the Campbell Company for soups) were contaminated with fluorides.

The people of the Manhattan Project were terrified of lawsuits and ensuing revelations about the toxic nature of their work. A heads-up memo was written on the subject. Its author? Harold Hodge. Among other issues, he reported on the huge fluoride content in vegetables growing in the polluted area.

Also the high fluoride levels in human blood.

The farmers began to bring lawsuits. Big PR problem.

The lawsuits were settled quietly, for pittances.

Harold Hodge wrote another memo. Get this quote: "Would there be any use in making attempts to counteract the local fear of fluoride on the part of residents [near the A-bomb facility]…through lectures on F [fluoride] toxicology and perhaps the usefulness of F in tooth health?"

Griffiths/Bryson write: "Such lectures were indeed given, not only to New Jersey citizens but to the rest of the nation throughout the Cold War."

This was a launching pad for fluorides as "successful dental treatments."

Now you know why promoting toxic fluorides as a dental treatment was so important to government officials.

Footnote: In Stanley Kubrick's 1964 film, Dr. Strangelove, Brigadier General Jack D. Ripper rails about the destruction fluorides are wreaking on the "pure blood of pure Americans." Of course, General Ripper is fleshed out as a crazy right-wing fanatic. He's ready and willing to start a nuclear war. How odd. Apparently unknown to the Strangelove script writers, fluorides were, in fact, very toxic and were an integral part of the program that created atomic bombs in the first place…

About the Author

Jon Rappoport is the author of three explosive collections, THE MATRIX REVEALED, EXIT FROM THE MATRIX, and POWER OUTSIDE THE MATRIX, Jon was a candidate for a US Congressional seat in the 29thDistrict of California. He maintains a consulting practice for private clients, the purpose of which is the expansion of personal creative power. Nominated for a Pulitzer Prize, he has worked as an investigative reporter for 30 years, writing articles on politics, medicine, and health for CBS Healthwatch, LA Weekly, Spin Magazine, Stern, and other newspapers and magazines in the US and Europe. Jon has delivered lectures and seminars on global politics, health, logic, and creative power to audiences around the world. You can sign up for his free emails at NoMoreFakeNews.com or OutsideTheRealityMachine.

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Thursday, December 20, 2018

R. Buckminster Fuller Show Info

R. Buckminster Fuller: THE HISTORY (and Mystery) OF THE UNIVERSE

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HELD OVER BY POPULAR DEMAND THROUGH APRIL 10

"Hugely entertaining!" --LA TIMES

"Startlingly funny…intellectually stimulating… genuinely moving." 

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"CRITIC'S CHOICE! Rousing, idea packed, neuron-stirring with the power to provoke and move" -SAN DIEGO UNION-TRIBUNE

"You'll come away full of awe and wonder!" -SAN DIEGO STORY

This extraordinary theatrical event invites you to recognize your place as a crew member on "Spaceship Earth" as it speeds through the Universe. Your "captain" is Buckminster Fuller ( Bucky ), one of the most remarkable thinkers in American history. The journey will surprise and astonish, bring laughter and tears of insight and may just cause you to never think the same way again!



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