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catstevens · Jun 26, 2006

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Conspiracy theorists meet over 9/11
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Sunday 25 June 2006, Source Time, 18:49 GMT
They wore T-shirts asking What Really Happened?, snapped up DVDs titled 9/11; The Great Illusion, and cheered as physicists, philosophers and terrorism experts decried the official version of the September 11 attacks.About 1,200 people gathered at a hotel in Los Angeles over the weekend for what organisers billed as the largest conference on the plethora of conspiracy theories that see the 2001 attacks on Washington and New York as, at best, official negligence, and at worst an orchestrated US attempt to incite world war.Alex Jones, a syndicated radio talkshow host, told a news conference: "There are so many prominent people who are incredibly well-respected who have stated that the evidence is overwhelming that 9/11 was an inside job. "There are hundreds of smoking guns that people need to be made aware of." He called for George Bush to be impeached and accused the mainstream media of being slow to cover the growing movement of 9/11 sceptics.The 9/11 and the Neo-Con Agenda conference comprised two days of seminars, video presentations and talks by groups including Scholars for 9/11 Truth, infowars.com and an appearance by Charlie Sheen, the actor.

Motives and oil giants

Most are convinced that the US military command "stood down" on the day of the attack, that the hijackers were trained at American military bases, and that the World Trade Centre towers collapsed because of controlled explosions set before they were hit by two hijacked aircraft.
Suggested motives range from expected benefits for US arms and oil conglomerates to revolutionary plans for a new world order headed by the United States.

The theories, derided by critics as wild and far-fetched, have mostly been confined to the internet, talk radio and the alternative press.But a Zogby opinion poll in August 2004 indicated that 49% of those living in New York City believed that US leaders knew in advance of the attacks and failed to act.The official 9/11 Commission, set up in 2002, cited government intelligence lapses in the failure to prevent the attacks by al-Qaeda that killed about 3,000 people.A 10,000-page investigation by the National Institute of Standards and Technology held that jet-fuel fires weakened the structure of the towers and led to their collapse.

'War of civilisations'
Sheen, star of the TV sitcom Two and a Half Men, provoked a media storm in March by calling in interviews for an independent investigation.

Webster Tarpley, author of 911 Synthetic Terror; Made in USA, said the attacks were an example of "state-sponsored, false-flag terrorism" designed by rogue CIA elements "to start the war of civilisations".

Tarpley said Washington was "gripped by war psychosis" and had used terror as a pretext to turn the United States into a police state.

Reuters
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Angel_Headed_Hipster said:

Anyone with a brain knows that Islamic Fundies can never do anything that would cause any real damage to America, there is absolutley no way they could bring a huge superpower like America down. The evidence is conclusive, the official story of 9/11 does not work, and the debate is over whether our governmnet was involved or not...there is absolutely no way Arab Fundamentalists could pull off such a fantastic military precision attack like that, and it was almost certainly made to happen by our certain elements of our intelligence organizations and the military, or more so criminals who have hijacked the military and the intelligence organizations, who are mostly made up of good people who are compartmentalized to play a part and not know what's really going on.
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Angel_Headed_Hipster said:

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LINKS (Videos, Books, Articles etc)

"The must see blockbuster DVD of the year"

9/11 Omission Commission - New York City

http://www.911inplanesite.com/
http://www.loosechange911.com/
http://www.reopen911.org/
http://tvnewslies.org/html/9_11_facts.html
http://www.911sharethetruth.com/
http://www.911eyewitness.com/truth/
http://www.911truthradio.com/
http://www.911truth.org/
http://www.infowars.com/
http://www.ny911truth.org/
http://www.sf911truth.org/
http://www.sf911truth.org/contest.html
http://911blogger.com/
http://summeroftruth.org/
http://www.whatreallyhappened.com/archives/cat_911.html
http://letsroll911.org/
http://www.teamliberty.net/
Newly released Pentagon video is missing something
200+ 9/11 'Smoking Guns'*Shocking,if it is true*!
Did the Bush Administration Lie to Congress and the 9/11 Commission?
9/11: Missing Black Boxes in World Trade Center Attacks Found by Firefighters, Analyzed by NTSB, Concealed by FBI
THE TOP 40 REASONS TO DOUBT THE OFFICIAL STORY OF SEPTEMBER 11th, 2001
FBI says, “No hard evidence connecting Bin Laden to 9/11”
How 911 Really Happened

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Allah knows Best
*Peace and love*

Yours Sincerely,

Cat Stevens

catstevens · Jul 11, 2006

Tuesday 11 July 2006, 7:58 GMT Source

An instructor at the University of Wisconsin who has said he believes US officials orchestrated the September 11, 2001 attacks, will be allowed to teach a course on Islam.Some state politicians had called for the University of Wisconsin-Madison to fire Kevin Barrett, a part-time instructor, after he spoke about his theories on a radio talk show last month.The university provost, Patrick Farrell, said in a statement late on Monday: "We cannot allow political pressure from critics of unpopular ideas to inhibit the free exchange of ideas. "To the extent that his views are discussed, Mr Barrett has assured me that students will be free and encouraged to challenge his viewpoint."Barrett can present his view as one of many perspectives on the September 11 attacks on New York and Washington DC when he teaches Islam: Religion and Culture this fall, Farrell said.Farrell began a review after Barrett said he believed the attacks were the result of a conspiracy designed to cause war in the Middle East.Barrett said he was happy the school "did the right thing"."This university is a pretty professional organisation that is not going to buckle from political pressure from politicians," he said. Politicians who had called for Barrett's dismissal criticised the decision.Matt Canter, a spokesman for the governor, Jim Doyle, said: "The governor would have come to a different conclusion about this." Steve Nass, a state representative, said he would push next year for cuts to the university's budget.The university does not endorse Barrett's theories, Farrell said, noting that they are widely believed in parts of the Muslim world.

AP
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Links:

FBI says, “No hard evidence connecting Bin Laden to 9/11”
Bin Laden's Family Link to Bush - chuckbaldwinlive.com
WALL STREET JOURNAL: BUSH SR. IN BUSINESS WITH BIN LADEN FAMILY CONGLOMERATE THROUGH CARLYLE GROUP - prisonplanet.com

Taleban in Texas for talks on gas pipeline - BBC News, December 4, 1997
Bechtel tied to bin Ladens - CNN Money, May 5, 2003
The BushLaden Network - prisonplanet.com
How we trained al-Qa’eda - The Spectator, September 12, 2003
How the CIA created Osama bin Laden - 100777.com
US agents told to back off bin Ladens - Ananova, November 7th, 2001
ACTIVE FBI SPECIAL AGENT FILES COMPLAINT CONCERNING OBSTRUCTED FBI ANTI-TERRORIST INVESTIGATIONS - Judicial Watch, November 14, 2001
Bush took FBI agents off Laden family trail - The Times of India, November 8, 2001
U.S.-dropped leaflets show bin Laden in Western clothes - CNN, January 4, 2002
Bush & Bin Laden - George W. Bush Had Ties to Billionaire bin Laden Brood - AmericanFreePress.net, October 7, 2001
The Bush-bin Laden Connection - The Texas Observer, November 9, 2001
Bin Laden Family Evacuated - CBSNews.com, September 30, 2001
US helped Taliban to safety, magazine claims - The Guardian, January 21, 2002
US 'let Taleban men escape' - The Times of London, January 21, 2002
Soldiers say U.S. let Taliban general go - The Washington Times, December 18, 2002
Bin Laden 'met CIA agent before terror attacks' - Ananova, October 31, 2001
FBI 'was told to back off bin Laden family' - FairfaxDigital, November 8, 2001
Bush thwarted FBI probe against bin Ladens - Hindustantimes.com, November 7, 2001
US agents told to back off bin Ladens - Ananova, November 7th, 2001
Bush took FBI agents off Laden family trail - The Times of India, November 7, 2001
FBI claims Bin Laden inquiry was frustrated - Guardian Unlimited, November 7, 2001
Report: bin Laden treated at US hospital - The Washington Times/UPI, October 31, 2001
CIA agent alleged to have met Bin Laden in July - Guardian Unlimited, November 1, 2001
FBI AGENT ROBERT WRIGHT SAYS FBI AGENTS ASSIGNED TO INTELLIGENCE OPERATIONS CONTINUE TO PROTECT TERRORISTS FROM CRIMINAL INVESTIGATIONS AND PROSECUTIONS - Judicial Watch, September 11, 2002
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Allah knows Best
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Yours Sincerely,
Cat Stevens

Angel_Headed_Hipster · Jul 11, 2006

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catstevens · Jul 11, 2006

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Angel_Headed_Hipster said:

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The reason: It makes sense - thanks Dude

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Yours Sincerely,
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catstevens · Jul 25, 2006

US University Chided Over 9/11 Conspiracy Theory
Tue., Jul. 25, 2006 Source

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The American University of Wisconsin-Madison is standing its ground against pressures by lawmakers to sack a lecturer for daring to question the official 9/11 version of events and planning to explore a conspiracy theory version with his students."We cannot allow political pressure from critics of unpopular ideas to inhibit the free exchange of ideas," provost Patrick Farrell told The Los Angles Times on Tuesday, July 25. In a letter delivered Monday, July 24, to university administrators and Wisconsin Gov. James Doyle, 61 lawmakers demanded the sacking of Kevin Barrett, a lecturer and assistant teacher at the university, before the fall semester begins. Barrett came under lawmakers' fire after he had announced plans to discuss whether Al-Qaeda network was really behind bringing down the World Trade Center over one week of the a 15-week course for undergraduate students next semester. He told a Milwaukee talk show host in June that he believed that the Bush administration used "controlled demolitions with explosives" on Sept. 11 to bring down the World Trade Center buildings and later said that the idea of a hijacked plane hitting the Pentagon was "preposterous." The course, "Islam: Religion and Culture," will also focus on the history of Islam, the Qur'an and the faith's effect on modern-day US society. Barrett is co-founder of the Muslim-Jewish-Christian Alliance for 9/11 Truth — a coalition of activists, academics and clerics who are pushing for an investigation into whether the US government was involved in the attacks.
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Barrett also is co-founder of the Muslim-Jewish-Christian Alliance for 9/11 Truth

Blackmail

Some of the legislators who signed the letter threatened to cut the university system's public funding when the next state budget is reviewed next year if it proved reluctant to fire Barrett. "The university is one of the chief financial engines of this state," said provost Farrell."It's short-sighted to handicap that engine just because legislators are annoyed with the views of one of our employees." Jonathan Knight, director in the department of academic freedom and governance at the American Assn. of University Professors, was equally critical of the fund threat. "The thing we do not need is legislative bodies deciding to fund, or not fund, education depending on whether they like what a faculty member says," he said. "To do so would create a chilling effect across education," Knight warned.

Censorship

Although many university professors disagree with Barrett's 9/11 theory, they have chided lawmakers for politicizing and trying to censor the academic life in the United States. "You can't tell someone that they can't say these things because it's not what a moral person would think," Donald A. Downs, a University of Wisconsin professor of political science, law and journalism, told The Los Angles Times. "I'm a supporter of the war on terror. I'm offended by him (Barrett) having these beliefs. But it's censorship to say he can't say these things," added Downs, also president of the Committee for Academic Freedom and Rights. Knight agreed that it should be a university's faculty — not politicians — who say whether a person is fit to teach. "It's all on how the information is taught. If a person uses a classroom as a forum to proselytize his views on 9/11, he shouldn't be there. If he's using those views to explore other ideas and how people reason, that's different," he said.The Guardian reported in April that US professors and teachers are facing hard time speaking their minds out and criticizing the Bush administration's foreign policy with federal anti-terror sheriffs watching and students paid to tape "anti-America" statements.
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Yours Sincerely,
Cat Stevens

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