See the Live Broadcasts from 9/11 (archived from all the networks)

I see the adorable "flag as offensive" button has returned. And someone has used it on me; the dirty, rotten, rabble-rousing troll that you all know me to be!

Ahem.

To those who defended my informational post, you have my gratitude. To any who think I'm proposing a 9/11 agenda either way, you are mistaken; further, you did not read (or simply ignored) this portion of my post:

I'm not deeply entrenched in either camp, so please don't take me to task here. I am merely posting this link for informational, educational and review purposes.

I'm not interested in and will not play into cheering on either "side" of the 9/11 issue; my limited energies are directed elsewhere. I posted the link so that those interested (either way!) could follow up on their own. Because, regardless of your stand on the issue, knowledge is power (or did your mother never let you watch "Schoolhouse Rock"?).

We now return you to your regularly scheduled debate.

Thanks for your link, I will look at it. I believe we need to take a stand however and hold accountable for what happened. So we, can get our civil liberites back and not allow another government, we'll ours for a start to get away with this...
the evidence is there, It is important to look deeply into what happened, because Bush got away with passing alot of laws which took away our civil liberties. http://www.youtube.com/wa... There are multiple schloars who have written academic journals on 9/11, that it is an inside job.
Alex Jones was interviewed on television by Showbiz tonight, who has a radio show on which Sheen leveled his allegations, talked bout how
bin Laden, a known CIA asset, was used as their patsy to take the blame for attacking the towers.. And the bottom line, there are declassified US government documents like “Operation Northwoods” that ABC News reported back in 2000. “Operation Northwoods.” Google it. And it there the US government – an element of it-said we want to hijack jets by remote control, crash them and blame it on the Soviet Union in Cuba. Now that was decades ago. This is why we believe this. Then you look at the “official story.” [Yet] the firefighters, the police, hundreds of them saying there were bombs in the buildings. They were told to shut up. You look at Building 7, detonators going off. You can see the explosions. Also George Bush Sr. top CIA advisor who briefed him and Ronald Regan – one of the highest level guys at the CIA [Ray McGovern] says our government is clearly involved with carrying out the terror to blame it on foreign enemies. Did you know that on www.CIA.gov they admit that the [CIA] carried out terror attacks in 1953 to blame it on Mohammed Mossadeq in Iran as a pretext to overthrow Iran? (At the time of this interview) Jones talked about a new White House memo where Bush is talking about staging the shoot down of American planes to blame it on Saddam. He said that that is public. That’s admitted. This aired on March 23, 2006 – 19:00:00 ET
As for Bush's use of 9/11 he controlled the media "main outlets" and put fear in them by not allowing journalists who asked tough questions to get access.
At least two major tools used to obtain information about government policy and decisions were gutted by the administration with barely a ripple of notice in the press: the FOIA (Freedom of Information Act) and the 1978 Presidential Records Act. Congress had passed both laws after the Washington scandal, when it realized that unchecked presidential power could lead to abuse. Both have been used by journalists, academics and the public to monitor the government’s actions.
These are important tools for journalists and the American public.
Rather than report the -policy change- with stories describing the history of the act and its use to protect the public and prevent government abuses, a handful of newspapers ran short stories on inside pages. The broadcast media barely uttered a word about FOIA.
It was created amid concern that Nixon would never allow public access to his records. Without this access Congress fears, presidents could rule in secret. Still we have the CFR, rules in secret from the public view for the most part.
Under the Act presidential papers were to be available twelve years after the president left. The executive order that Bush signed on November 1, 2001, reinterprets the Act, giving the White House and former presidents the right to veto the release of any White House documents. That means Bush and Cheney’s papers prior to the September 11 attack through the war in Iraq are now protected.
The Patriots Act II was signed the day of Hussein’s capture which allows the government to call for expanding government access to private data, allowing federal agents to issue subpoenas for private medical, financial, and other records, without a court order. The lack of judicial oversight removes an important check on government misconduct. Record holders would be required to comply, or face prison, and would be barred from telling anyone about the subpoena. The day after the President signed the Intelligence Authorization Act. It expanded the powers of the FBI and reduced congressional oversight.
If it wasn't for the some of the 9/11 family members of the victims, there would of never been a 911 Commision Bush fought hard not to have one...I could go on.My point is we need to We know we have to take on the whole media establishment. It can only be done one interview at a time. One letter to the editor at a time, in 2007 we’re starting to be able to say one op-ed page piece at a time and when the opportunity arises, one complaint or legal action at a time. We must do this Watergate style so that the media will run with it. I will come back out here and give more links to websites.
No questions asked news coverage since 9/11, the book by Lisa Finnegan helped me write this piece along with an article written by Barrie Zwicker.
It's not easy to face but necessary.

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