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SOTT Focus: Flight 93 Movie Ignores Officially Reported Facts About The Fate Of Flight

Joe Quinn
Sott.net
Wed, 26 Apr 2006 12:00 UTC
While browsing the news websites recently, I noticed an advertisement for an upcoming movie about Flight 93 that 'crashed' in the Pennsylvannia countryside on September 11th 2001. Here's the ad:

Flight 93 movie

Without doubt, this is a deliberate government-sponsored/inspired attempt to further brainwash the masses about the truth of what happened on 9/11. Unfortunately for the Bush gang, the officially recorded events about the final moments of Flight 93 present us with some of the clearest evidence that the U.S. government is lying about what really happened to Flight 93, and by implication, about all other aspects of the 9/11 event.
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MIB

SOTT Focus: Surprise Surprise! 'al-Zarqawi' Comes Out Of The Closet

Joe Quinn
SOTT
Wed, 26 Apr 2006 12:00 UTC
The problem, you understand, is that George's approval rating is at an all-time low (32%), a large majority of Americans believe that he should be impeached, and the world's population is slowly waking up to the distinct possibility that the 'war on terror' is, to one extent or another, a creation of the very people that claim to be fighting it. In such situations, short of calling down another 'terror attack', there is really only one option for the U.S. government:
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Alarm Clock

SOTT Focus: Surprise Surprise! Another "Terrorist Attack" In Egypt

Joe Quinn
SOTT
Tue, 25 Apr 2006 12:00 UTC
One day after Osama reminded us all that he is still a threat to the entire world (and quite possibly the known universe), as if by magic, three bombs explode in Egypt's Sinai resort of Dahab, killing 30 people and wounding dozens more.
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SOTT Focus: SOTT Podcast: It can't happen here


Sott.net
Fri, 21 Apr 2006 17:00 UTC
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From 9/11 to the sabre rattling over Iran, the Bush gang have been able to get away with murder and war crimes while the press has done nothing more than slap them on their wrists -- that is, after the media performed its patriotic role in egging the US public into a new crusade against Islam. How bad will it have to get before Americans decide they have had enough of war and lies? When will American liberals wake up and see the obvious link between 9/11 and the subsequent war on liberties, and draw the obvious conclusions?

Running Time: 00:39:00

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Bomb

Who's planting media lies about a possible civil war in Iraq?


Al-Jazeerah
Fri, 21 Apr 2006 12:00 UTC
The debate over whether Iraq is on the verge of a bloody civil war was fueled by recent remarks by UK Foreign Secretary Jack Straw and his Saudi counterpart during a conference in Riyadh.

On BBC news website, Sir Lawrence Freedman, Professor of War Studies at King's College London explained the historical precedents and why the argument over a possible outbreak of a civil war in Iraq matters. He discussed what causes a civil war, referring to historical examples like, civil war in Russia, Lebanese civil war.

Sir Lawrence Freedman suggested that once a broadly-based government is agreed, it might get a grip on the situation, and stop the almost daily sectarian killings and attacks in Iraq.

In an editorial published on AIM.org, the media is seen as a key element in instigating a civil war in Iraq.

Following the February 22 attack on one of the most revered Shia mosques in the Iraqi city of Samarra, all media reports were focusing on allegations that Iraq has swept up in a wave of retaliatory religious violence, and national news outlets in the U.S. continued for weeks to feed Americans with daily headlines, all affirming the bloody sectarian violence Iraq has fallen into.

90% of the main stream media was dedicated to painting a bleak image of the situation in Iraq, focusing on the between 90 and 200 Sunni mosques across Iraq that were attacked, burned or bombed.
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Bomb

16 Afghan civilians killed or wounded by U.S. troops


Int. Herald Tribune
Thu, 20 Apr 2006 12:00 UTC
More than 16 Afghan civilians have been reported killed or wounded this week by U.S. soldiers as troops battled an outbreak of insurgent activity in warmer spring weather, according to Afghan officials.
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Bomb

Chirac due in Egypt, says Iran with atomic weapons is "unacceptable"


AFP
Wed, 19 Apr 2006 12:00 UTC
CAIRO - French President Jacques Chirac, due here on a two-day visit, told Egyptian daily Al-Ahram that it was "unacceptable" for Iran to have nuclear weapons, and called for "necessary gestures" from Israel and the Palestinians for "real negotiations" to resume.

The Iranian nuclear problem and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict will be high on the agenda when Chirac meets Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak on Wednesday.

The Iranian leaders "must understand that, for the international community, the prospect of a militarily nuclearized Iran is unacceptable," Chirac said in an interview.

Comment: Israel continues to constantly threaten Palestine, and some estimates indicate that Israel possesses 200 nuclear warheads. Why does Iran have to disarm weapons that no one can even prove it has, and yet Israel can keep its nukes and threaten death and destruction as it pleases with the USA's backing in the UN?

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Bomb

Lieberman: US could attack Iran's nukes

David Horovitz
The Jerusalem Post
Wed, 19 Apr 2006 12:00 UTC
The US is probably incapable of completely destroying the Iranian nuclear program, but as a last resort it could attempt to knock out "some of the components" in order to "delay and deter it," Senator Joe Lieberman, the former Democratic vice presidential candidate and a serving member of the Senate Armed Services Committee, has told The Jerusalem Post.

Speaking at a time of almost daily declarations from Teheran concerning both progress in the nuclear program and hostility to Israel, Lieberman said he knew of no "set war plans" being drawn up by the Bush Administration and, "I don't think anyone's yearning for military action against Iran."
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SOTT Focus: SOTT Podcast: 9/11 and the Future


Sott.net
Fri, 14 Apr 2006 17:00 UTC
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This week we finish our conversation with astrophysicist Jean-Pierre Petit and discuss 9/11 and the catastrophe that awaits us if more individuals don't start thinking for themselves. Among the topics are societal brainwashing, breaking through the barrier of language, the absurdity of the official thesis explaining 9/11, and the idea that presidents don't lie.

Running Time: 00:35:20

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Evil Rays

SOTT Focus: Government-Assured Deception

Joe Quinn
Sott.net
Fri, 14 Apr 2006 12:00 UTC
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For all those who may, despite Netanyahu's compelling argument at the UN yesterday, feel themselves teetering on the brink of falling for the foul-smelling propaganda about Iran and its "nuclear threat" to the world, there are a few things I'd like you to consider.

In the last 6 years or so, there have been literally dozens of official reports about Iran's nuclear program, and virtually all of them have stated that there is no evidence that Iran is planning to develop a nuclear weapon.

What Iran is doing is attempting to achieve a "nuclear capability", which the Iranians claim is for peaceful purposes, like nuclear power plants etc. The problem is that once a country achieves this "nuclear capability" there is little to stop them from using that capability to produce a nuclear weapon.
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