| Keith Olbermann rocks, once again....he is a rare voice in the main stream media. One could call him the Edward R. Morrow of our time You must hear him to believe this kind of courage. We pray his words are spread far and wide and that they are not able to silence him. See Below for this week end events | |
Tuesday, September 26, 2006
Olbermann's Special Comment regarding the Clinton Interview- 9/25/06
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Former Governor Jesse Ventura Questions Official 9/11 Story
Goes further than ever before, cites Northwoods, Gulf of Tonkin, NORAD stand down, staged war provocations
Former Minnesota Governor, actor and wrestling star Jesse Ventura has publicly questioned the official version of events behind 9/11 and gone further than ever before in citing Operation Northwoods and the Gulf of Tonkin as examples of how the government has planned and carried out staged war provocations in the past.
Ventura has temporarily left his Baja Mexico surfing lifestyle to lend support to Texas gubernatorial candidate Kinky Friedman. At a press conference yesterday Ventura said that the Republicans and Democrats were "destroying our country" and its political process. Sporting a beard and dreadlocks, the former Vietnam veteran also criticized the Iraq war.
Alex Jones and his film crew were able to set up a last minute interview with Ventura at a San Antonio restaurant after his appearance before a packed house at the University of Texas.
Ventura first stated that he had many unanswered questions about 9/11. The former Governor cited Operation Northwoods, a 1963 Joint Chiefs of Staff plan to stage terror attacks and kill American citizens to start a war with Cuba, as an example of how the U.S. government wanted to kill its own people and blame it on foreign enemies to justify war. Ventura found it painful, having dutifully served himself, that elements within the government would go to such barbaric and deceitful lengths to con its own populace into supporting militarism.
Ventura then raised the issue of the Gulf of Tonkin, citing recently released declassified information confirming that American ships were never attacked and the incident was manufactured in order to provide the entree to the Vietnam war. This was particularly unpalatable for Ventura because he joined as a Navy Seal on September 11 1969, fought in Vietnam and lost many friends there.
Ventura asked that if the U.S. government were prepared to stage such a gargantuan historical event in terms of its significance in leading a nation to war then, why they would they refrain from doing so again today?
Ventura also highlighted 9/11 itself in contrasting the lax response of NORAD air defense to the four commercial airliners on 9/11 compared with the immediate interception of golfer Payne Stewart's Lear Jet in October 1999.
Ventura said that the argument that Americans should give up liberty in exchange for security in the war on terror was horrible and that government should never be trusted. He encouraged Americans to be skeptical of anything the government claims in light of their past duplicity.
Ventura seemed visibly upset during the interview, calling the American public apathetic, seemingly wanting to say more, and openly stated the possibility that he would be targeted by the government for his dissent on 9/11 and the Iraq war.
Ventura had previously aired his skepticism of the official version of events on Jay Leno and elaborated on a 2004 radio show but the former Governor went further than ever before during this interview.
Clips of the interview will be posted tonight and tomorrow for free. Watch this space.
Dave Von Kliest of the "Power Hour"...Lays out a challenging view in this short video,(8 min) to the point and right on.
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=4274783427889208406
27 September 2006
Interview: Jim Fetzer (Scholars for 9/11 Trush) will be the guest
on "Hannity & Colmes", FOX NEWS
8-9:00 PM/CT (9-10:00 PM/ET)
(Information Clearing House)
The neoconservative Bush administration will attack Iran with tactical nuclear weapons, because it is the only way the neocons believe they can rescue their goal of US (and Israeli) hegemony in the Middle East.
The US has lost the war in Iraq and in Afghanistan. Generals in both war theaters are stating their need for more troops. But there are no troops to send.
Bush has tried to pawn Afghanistan off on NATO, but Europe does not see any point in sacrificing its blood and money for the sake of American hegemony. The NATO troops in Afghanistan are experiencing substantial casualties from a revived Taliban, and European governments are not enthralled over providing cannon fodder for US hegemony.
Read more...
(Information Clearing House)
"How did things get this bad? The “Military Commissions Act” which passed the Republican-led Congress yesterday is a bigger blow to the Constitution and our core values than any piece of legislation in our 200 year history. It is 100 times worse than Bin Laden's crimes on 9-11.
In a 253 to 168 “party-line” vote, the congress repealed habeas corpus and approved the torturing of prisoners in American custody."
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October 5 - Day of Mass Resistance
On October 5, people everywhere will walk out of school, take off work, and come to the downtowns & townsquares and set out from there, going through the streets and calling on many more to join us - making a powerful statement: "NO! THIS REGIME DOES NOT REPRESENT US! AND WE WILL DRIVE IT OUT!"
To find an event near you:
http://worldcantwait.net/index.php
There are walkouts at UNC-A, Asheboro, UNC-G, UNC-Chapel Hill, Charlotte, Greenville and Wilmington.
HAHHAHAHAHAAHAHA....you sicko's....where is the FREEDOM of Speech!??? I post here last week and you REMOVE it b/c I call you out! Heal thyself!!!!
Ace,
Logic cannot penetrate the thick heads of this BDS bunch.
There's the left, then leftists, then radical leftists, then wackos, then finally the 911Truthers&holocaust deniers.
It is fun heaping well deserved scorn onto them.
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