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Craig Ranke, co-founder of the Citizen Investigation Team: "the notion that the Pentagon is in Washington DC under restricted airspace is a common misconception"

Craig Ranke, co-founder of the Citizen Investigation Team: "the notion that the Pentagon is in Washington DC under restricted airspace is a common misconception"

Craig Ranke, director of National Security Alert and co-founder of the Citizen Investigation Team agreed to answer the questions of Enquêtes et Faits Divers (France). If you have not seen the documentary National Security Alert published in June, 2009, (...)

8 Mar. 2010 | | Kropotkine

Administration ’flexible’ on 9/11 trial venue: Great remember our discussion!

Administration 'flexible' on 9/11 trial venue: Great remember our discussion!

Administration ’flexible’ on 9/11 trial venue A reminder and I hope this gets to someone of consequence! The perfect location for 9/11 trial: Leavenworth Kansas, United States Penitentiary! Why is it not mentioned? My experience with Fort (...)

22 Feb. 2010 | 1 comment | James Joiner

KSM, New York City and My Growing Isolationism

KSM, New York City and My Growing Isolationism

680 miles. That’s how far I drove on Friday between our house outside of Philadelphia and our future hometown of Charleston, South Carolina. That’s also the distance between Karachi, Pakistan and Kabul, Afghanistan. And, interestingly enough, (...)

16 nov. 2009 | | Jeff Schreiber

911 : The quest for truth goes on

911 : The quest for truth goes on

Architect Richard Gage challenges the official version of the attack of September 11, 2001. He has no certainty, he only raises technical issues: how the three towers could collapse so quickly? Why traces of explosives in the debris? And so on... Eight (...)

24 Sep. 2009 | | Globereporter

Nobel Peace Laureate Mairead Maguire detained by US Homeland Security

Nobel Peace Laureate Mairead Maguire

USA Homeland Security detained Nobel Peace laureate Mairead Maguire earlier this month as she entered the US at a Houston airport. According to information provided by the Free Gaza Movement, Maguire was returning home to Northern Ireland from a three day (...)

2 Jun. 2009 | 1 comment | Billie Greenwood

911 : the explosive theory

911 : the explosive theory

The attacks on the World Trade Center continue to debate, notwithstanding the ostriches and some "conspiracies" of silence. Between the suspension of the trial of 911-accused and the opening, since January, of the National Archives relating to the work of (...)

29 May. 2009 | 2 comments | Globereporter

Scientology: Psychiatrists to Blame for 9/11 Attacks

CCHR TV show about psychiatrists and 9/11

Psychiatrists are to blame for the 9/11 attacks, according to two leading officials of Scientology front group “Citizens Commission on Human Rights” (CCHR). Psychiatrists are to blame for the 9/11 attacks, according to two leading officials (...)

19 Feb. 2009 | 2 comments | Lilly von Marcab

9/11 Terrorists Set To Confess To Their Role In The Attacks

9/11 Terrorists Set To Confess To Their Role In The Attacks

One would hope that this would put the “9/11 was an inside job” stuff to rest, but I doubt it. Five men charged with plotting the Sept. 11 attacks say they are ready to make confessions. The military judge assigned to their war-crimes (...)

9 déc. 2008 | | Rob Port

On the Seventh Anniversary of September 11 : Time to Declare the original al-Qaeda Defeated

On the Seventh Anniversary of September 11 : Time to Declare the original al-Qaeda Defeated

The original al-Qaeda is defeated. It is a dangerous thing for an analyst to say, because obviously radical Muslim extremists may at some point set off some more bombs and then everyone will point fingers and say how wrong I was. So let me be very clear (...)

11 sep. 2008 | 3 comments | Juan Cole

Objective: Offend as much as possible

Mark Steyn

The far right claims to defend its values — and freedom of speech. There is a storm front moving right across Canada, as well as other parts of the Western world, and unlike typhoons, which are said to be triggered by a butterfly flapping its (...)

16 Jan. 2008 | 2 comments | Werner Patels

The End of Bonapartism and the War on Terror

NYT columnist Tom Friedman’s column, "9/11 is over," sounds the death knell for the Neoconservative use of 9/11 and is in particular an attack on Rudy Giuliani. Friedman’s main arguments are that the Bush administration’s approach to (...)

1er oct. 2007 | | Juan Cole

A remembrance of September 11th

A remembrance of September 11th

My friend "Brazilian Neocon" writes : This morning I intentionally woke up early in order to follow all the coverage of the comemorations of the sixth anniversary of 9/11. Then approximately half and hour before the first plane hit, Fox News (...)

12 sep. 2007 | | Kesher Talk

Mugged by 9-11 but still apologizing about it

Andrew Anthony has a 3-part memoir in the Observer, drawn from a new book, about his journey from garden-variety liberal Brit (which would make him more of a Lefty here) to . . . I don’t know - muscular liberal ? Liberal mugged by reality ? (...)

22 aoû. 2007 | | Kesher Talk

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