Posts Tagged ‘9/11’
Haass: We’re losing this unnecessary war
Newsweek | By Richard Haass | 18 July 2010 We’re Not Winning. It’s Not Worth It. Here’s how to draw down in Afghanistan. GOP chairman Michael Steele was blasted by fellow Republicans recently for describing Afghanistan as “a war of Obama’s choosing,” and suggesting that the United States would fail there as had many [...]
Ex-M15 spy chief: Saddam had nothing to do with 9/11
China Daily | 20 July 2010 Ex-M15 spy chief: No link between Iraq and 9/11 "Our involvement in Iraq radicalized, for want of a better word, a whole generation of young people - not a whole generation, a few among a generation - who saw our involvement in Iraq, on top of our involvement in Afghanistan as being an attack on Islam," she [...]
A German Critique of Obama’s War
Globkult Magazin | By Walther Stützle | 16 April 2010 (Lecture and discussion. East-West Forum - Gut Gödelitz, January 23, 2010) Afghanistan — The Failed Invasion (Translated from the German) English Translation: Afghanistan – The Failed Invasion I. False Start | II. Balance | III. Way out | IV. Concept Original in German: Afghanistan [...]
Bin Ladin’s Confession of Guilt for 9/11 is a Fake CIA Tape
Mail Online | By Sue Reid | 11 September 2009 Has Osama Bin Laden been dead for seven years - and are the U.S. and Britain covering it up to continue war on terror? Bin Laden had already insisted four times in official Al Qaeda statements made to the Arab press that he played no role in 9/11. Indeed, on the fourth occasion, on September 28, [...]
Sometimes conspiracy theories are true
The American Conservative | By Alexander Cockburn | 1 July 2010 Unlike the French or the Italians, for whom conspiracies are an integral part of government activity, acknowledged by all, Americans have been temperamentally prone to discount them. Reflecting its audience, the press follows suit. Editors and reporters like to offer themselves as [...]
On Conspiracy Theories
The Express Tribune | By Arshad Zaman | 28 May 2010 Apart from the logic of an argument and the language in which it is expressed, there is — what in 17th century Europe was called — a ‘climate of opinion’ that regulates which arguments will be admissible in polite company and which will simply not be heard. In some circles today it [...]
ABC News Obtains New NYPD Helicopter Photographs of 9/11
Daily Mail | By Mail Foreign Service | 10 February 2010 Dramatic images of World Trade Centre collapse on 9/11 released for first time After 9/11 the U.S.'s National Institute of Standards and Technology collected images from amateur, professional and freelance photographer as part of its investigation into the collapse of the World Trade [...]
Japan’s Premier Daily, Asahi Shimbun, Questions the Cheney-Rumsfeld 9/11 Story
Infowars Ireland | By Graham Pardun | 29 January 2010 The Mystery of 9/11 is ‘Now Unraveling,’ Says Major Japanese Weekly “The official story is not convincing.” – Councilor Yukihisa Fujita, National Diet of Japan This past December, Architects & Engineers for 9/11 Truth and Councilor Yukihisa Fujita provided a stunning [...]
Osama bin Ladin’s Letter to the Americans (6 October 2002)
Jump to Start of Post, or to Osama bin Ladin’s Letter: 1. Why are we fighting and opposing you? 2. What are we calling you to, and what do we want from you? 3. Conclusion With the recent release of an—almost certainly fake—"Osama bin Ladin" voice recording, "experts" are being quoted to attribute motives and interpretations to the [...]
U.S. Solicitor General Ted Olson Lied about 9/11: FBI Now Admits his Wife Couldn’t Have Called Him from Hijacked Plane
You Tube | 18 December 2009 David Ray Griffin on the 9/11 Cell Phone Calls: Exclusive CBC Interview (more...)
