More on Staged Government Terror Attack
I wrote about Alex Jones predicting another government staged terror attack yesterday, and you can now view it on YouTube. You can hear Alex Jones talking about why he believes such an attack will likely take place before the end of October 2006.
Emperor Bush and Darth Cheney don’t have much time left, and many have said that they’re going to do another staged attack or launch another war just to be able to keep control over things and initiate martial law.
An interesting article has been posted here that talks about the 9/11 Truth movement making a lot of progress. I particularly liked the quotes that were included:
Nineteenth century philosopher Arthur Schopenhauer said the following about truth:
“All truth passes through three stages. First, it is ridiculed. Second, it is violently opposed. Third, it is accepted as being self-evident.”
Similarly, Gandhi said this:
“First they ignore you, then they ridicule you, then they fight you, then you win.”
John Albanese, the guy who made the movie called “Everybody’s Gotta Learn Sometime”, which I wrote about here, published an article talking about clarifying the historical record. At the end he writes:
And so, like the fictional Winston in Orwell?s 1984 who is confronted by a state-sponsored reality directly antithetical to the truth, we must all become historians in a sense, because when clarifying the historical record becomes a revolutionary act, we have become a society in dire need of a revolution.
And he’s right. For example, when I watched Alex Jones’s latest movie called ‘Terror Storm’, revelations of new facts made me begin to doubt the official story about certain events as they are written in history books today. What gets into history books often is what the people who were in charge back then allowed to get into history books. Such is the case, as Albanese writes, with 9/11.
Finally, there’s a new interview available for download with Professor Steven Jones, done by Professor Jim Fetzer. You can download part 1 here, and part 2 here. All interviews done by Fetzer are archived here.
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