Gold9472
04-17-2006, 08:50 AM
Charlie Sheen defends 9/11 questions
http://www.slashfilm.com/article.php/20060416222406989
Posted Monday, April 17 2006 @ 05:24 AM PDT by Jon Christensen
Charlie Sheen defended his comments about 9/11 on the Jimmy Kimmel Show last week while promoting Scary Movie 4. The public attacked Sheen after asking questions about 9/11 on a national radio show. The general viewpoint being that he was just an actor, what right does he have to make such accusations.
"I felt the only real validation I needed was being a tax paying America who loves his country," Sheen shot back.
Sheen says he's done his research and challenges the public to ask their own questions.
"I've done a lot of research. It's not just me, its the people who have come before me. It's the experts, the engineers," Sheen said. "And I took a look at their research and I said, yeah, it doesn't add up."
"Don't listen to me, do your own research," warns Sheen. "What happened to a time in this country when we were entitled, that we had a constitutional and a god given right to be curious about things that don't make sense."
http://www.slashfilm.com/article.php/20060416222406989
Posted Monday, April 17 2006 @ 05:24 AM PDT by Jon Christensen
Charlie Sheen defended his comments about 9/11 on the Jimmy Kimmel Show last week while promoting Scary Movie 4. The public attacked Sheen after asking questions about 9/11 on a national radio show. The general viewpoint being that he was just an actor, what right does he have to make such accusations.
"I felt the only real validation I needed was being a tax paying America who loves his country," Sheen shot back.
Sheen says he's done his research and challenges the public to ask their own questions.
"I've done a lot of research. It's not just me, its the people who have come before me. It's the experts, the engineers," Sheen said. "And I took a look at their research and I said, yeah, it doesn't add up."
"Don't listen to me, do your own research," warns Sheen. "What happened to a time in this country when we were entitled, that we had a constitutional and a god given right to be curious about things that don't make sense."