More Canadian News Media Groups Expose 911
April 29, 2007
Several Canadian newspapers are beginning to blow the whistle on 9/11 in quick succession. The Winnipeg Sun Editor, who was the first, hasn’t lost his job yet. Even more significantly, this story was also carried in the Edmonton Sun, implying a certain tolerance for these stories on the part of the management of that Canadian group. Both are subsidiaries of the “Sun Media Corporation”, part of the Quebecor Group. Now The Canadian and Vive Le Canada have also joined the swell…
Scholars debate 9/11 findings
by John Gleeson
Winnepeg Sun
http://www.winnipegsun.com/News/Columnists/Gleeson_John/2007/04/18/4055849.html
Wed, April 18, 2007
“…it was the release of the 9/11 Commission Report in 2004 that breathed full life into the 9/11 Truth Movement — because it was now apparent to many that the ‘official story’ relied on massive distortion and evasion… The most dramatically disputed aspect of 9/11 is the question of what the world really saw that day in New York City, when three steel-frame high-rises — the 110-storey Twin Towers and the 47-storey WTC 7 — collapsed at near free-fall speed neatly into their own footprints…”
An unbiased observer doesn’t need to look beyond what’s happening on the ground today in Iraq and Afghanistan to conclude the War on Terror has been a brutal, manipulative means to a transparently self-serving end.
None of this is news, however, to proponents of “9/11 Truth,” a worldwide movement that seems to keep growing despite an unofficial media blackout on their questions and investigations. So what are these “Truthers” saying?
Many people were quick to declare 9/11 a possible “inside job” based on the visible facts themselves, in particular the blanket failure of air defence, which even former Minnesota governor Jesse Ventura said defied all logic and precedent. They also seized on the history (largely unknown in North America) of Pentagon-linked “false-flag” terrorist attacks in Europe during the Cold War, and CIA involvement with al-Qaida operations.
With the invasions of Afghanistan and Iraq, it was seen that 9/11 was amazingly fortuitous to the Bush administration, elements of which had been looking for excuses to invade both countries — for purely strategic-commercial reasons — in the months and years prior to the attacks.
But it was the release of the 9/11 Commission Report in 2004 that breathed full life into the 9/11 Truth Movement — because it was now apparent to many that the “official story” relied on massive distortion and evasion.
The most dramatically disputed aspect of 9/11 is the question of what the world really saw that day in New York City, when three steel-frame high-rises — the 110-storey Twin Towers and the 47-storey WTC 7 — collapsed at near free-fall speed neatly into their own footprints.
In 9/11 and American Empire: Intellectuals Speak Out (Olive Branch Press, 2007), former Brigham Young University physics professor Steven Jones argues forcefully that the nature of the collapses, the presence of large pools of molten metal in the basements of all three buildings, witness accounts of hearing explosions — that these and other factors point to the conclusion all three buildings were brought down by controlled demolition.
This view, though rejected by Popular Mechanics and defenders of the status quo, has won support from engineers and academics from other disciplines. For instance, John McMurtry, a philosophy professor emeritus at the University of Guelph and fellow of the Royal Society of Canada, credits Prof. John Valleau of the Chemistry-Physics Research Group at University of Toronto for drawing his attention to “this scientific anomaly.” McMurtry concludes: “The instant and inexplicable collapses of the WTC buildings in uniform demolition style could not be explained by fire (plus, in the case of the Twin Towers, the impact of the airplanes) without contradicting the laws of engineering physics.”
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NBC is releasing segments of Cho’s video statements, which were reportedly contained in 27 QuickTime video files that were linked into a hypertext version of his 1,800-word manifesto at the appropriate places. The network has also released some of the 29 photos Cho sent in the package, including the one above.The name on the return address was “A. Ishmael”, which makes it clear for the first time that the mysterious phrase found written written on his arm represents an alter ego.
