Friday, 19 December 2008
a little bit more about 9/11
the lawsuit has 59 points...
point 42 reads:
42. Further, it should be noted that on September 10, 2001, the day before the attack, Defendant Rumsfeld conducted a press conference at the Pentagon in which he publicly announced that auditors had determined that some 2.3 trillion dollars in Defense Department funds —$2.300,000,000,000 — could not be accounted for. To plaintiff’s knowledge and belief, part of the area of the ground floor of the Pentagon that was destroyed in the bombing is a location where records were kept that would be used to trace those funds, and where people worked who knew about them. On information and belief, there has been to this day no public report concerning the fate of those records, or that money.
Tuesday, 18 November 2008
insider trading...
Insider Trading
Thursday, 11 September 2008
from an unknown sauce
Date: Wednesday, September 10, 2008,
Congressman Jim McDermott Backs Bush ImpeachmentOn Capitol Hill, Congress member Jim McDermott of Washington has become the latest lawmaker to sign onto a measure to impeach President Bush. McDermott announced his support on Tuesday from the House floor.
McDermott is the tenth House member to support the measure, which is co-authored by Congress member Dennis Kucinich of Ohio. it came from here |
Monday, 8 September 2008
Wednesday, 3 September 2008
and in other news-9/11 passengers
By Arabesque
August 31, 2008
The assertion that 9/11 passengers lists “contained no Arab names” is frequently seen in the 9/11 truth movement.[1] For example, this article by Enver Masud is headlined, “Why are there no Arab names on the passenger list for the planes used in the September 11, 2001 attack…?”[2] The 9/11 website 9/11 Hard Facts claims, “[On] officially released passenger lists provided by the airlines to the media, no Arab names appear on any of the four passenger lists.”[3] In David Ray Griffin’s 9/11: The Myth and the Reality, he repeats the claim that, “[Their] names should be on the flight manifests. But the flight manifests that have been released contain neither the names of the alleged hijackers nor any other Arab names.”[4] John Leonard, Webster Tarpley and Kevin Barrett’s publisher, repeats the claim that “Scholars [for 9/11 Truth]… report things like ‘there were no Arabs on the passenger lists’”[5] As well, Michael C. Ruppert, citing Gary North wrote, “Another easy and non-debatable hole is with the passenger lists and the hijackers. Gary North, Ph.D. - a history professor… relied on lists published by CNN… Official reports state that there were only 19 hijackers. Second, none of listed passenger names are Arabic, Muslim… The government needs to provide an explanation for this glaring discrepancy.”[6]
Monday, 11 August 2008
in other endeavours
ABC News
Friday, 25 July 2008
Wednesday, 16 July 2008
Monday, 14 July 2008
a clip about the war in Iraq
this clip has no context of date and about what the programme was centred on. I guess it's about the war in Iraq. I found it interesting, as it pulls in some contexts of time before the war began.