Welcome. Glad you payed us a visit. It was I who commented on your first blog post. Glad to hear that our effort at keeping this forum productive is apparent.
And your blog is off to a great start. Just please don't feel the need to defend every last sentence you write. The goons might try to guilt trip you into it, but the movement really does need people confidently making these assessments.
The goons would have you believe that historical precedent should play no role in the assessment of their actions. And that argument might work for people unfamiliar with the relevant history. But infiltration and disruption are certainly well developed skills with identifiable tactics.
A couple of points. First, I caution you against optimism about the formation of new groups in the movement. After having seen many groups started, I really think it takes a number of months before it's possible to say whether their impact is positive or not. Unfortunately, I figure, and in some cases know, that many of these groups are infiltrated from the beginning, and for all the best intent of their founders, are likely to be lead astray. I think it's best to judge them by their actions, and not their mission statement.
Second, good luck with Craig Ranke. I've gone ten rounds with him, and have come to the personal conclusion that he's not being genuine. It doesn't take long to feel that way about him. But it took me a few weeks to be willing to state it publicly. I think Arabesque put the nails in that coffin, and that anyone seriously interested in 9/11 truth should be explicitly warned to steer clear of being distracted by CIT.
Third, yes, Zeitgeist is a pile of crap. The 9/11 section is nearly as bad a 9/11 truth document as there is. And while the movie does have three parts, they cannot be judged entirely independently from one another. However, Addendum might actually be worth watching. It doesn't deal with 9/11 truth, is far more factually oriented, seems to be intentionally steering clear of conspiracy theory, and in places is relatively educational. It has problems, but if you are bored with nothing to do, have a look.
Your blog seems like a positive contribution to the movement, so I hope you can stay with it. I think one post a day might lead to burnout, so pace yourself. Also, I recommend including a profile. You can keep it as anonymous as necessary and still let people know a bit about how you came to be so interested and informed.