thoughts on world history and myth creation
John Pilger hopes that his last documentary – The War on Democracy – and his forthcoming one, will encourage colleagues to take a more critical view. “If journalists can look behind the press-release version of events, or push back the screen of what is often propaganda but rarely recognised as such,” he says, “then we will produce true journalism, …
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Daniel Hopsicker found out about Mohammed Atta’s girlfriend, Amanda Keller, and interviewed her. She was a stripper at the time. She witnessed Atta and friends taking a lot of coke and drink all the time. After 9/11 she was harassed by the FBI every week for a long time. They kept insisting she does not …
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by Reprehensor – July 27, 2007 (source) Recent research by authors Nafeez Ahmed, and Diana Ralph, points to the year 1979 as a turning point for Western policy that on the one hand began to facilitate covert warfare and destabilization via the Mujihadeen in Afghanistan, and on the other began to propagate a meme that …
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James Vincent Forrestal (February 15, 1892 – May 22, 1949) was the last Cabinet-level United States Secretary of the Navy and the first United States Secretary of Defense. He was the victim of a virulent cabal in the press to discredit him. He was forced to resign from this job as a Secretary of Defense and …
Milton William Cooper “predicted” 9/11 about 3 months before it happened.
By Robert Fisk in Jerusalem, The Independent, 18 April 2001 One of Israel’s leading scholars of the Jewish Holocaust has angrily compared the country’s Nobel prize-winning Foreign Minister, Shimon Peres, to a holocaust denier after an interview in which Mr Peres made the astonishing claim that the Armenians – 1.5 million of whom were slaughtered by Ottoman …
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