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This was made by people, who, at the time they made the film, didn't think Bush had anything to do with 9/11. It's a fantastic perspective because there's no "911=inside job" bias.
I highly recommend watching this movie.
Just watched the "Hijacking Catastrophe" film. Very nicely put together, great comments by Norman Mailer, Scott Ritter, Noam Chomsky, etc.... A great timeline in explaining the PNAC, The "Wolfowitz Doctrine", The false ties between Iraq and al Qaeda....
Some of my favorites. When somebody remembered that Bush told the American people to "go back to their daily lives, let us take care of things" after 9/11, and the guy's statement that "Spectatorship leads directly to fear." Plus how Americans are de-sensitized to War by fancy computer graphics and how the media shows the missiles flying and bright flashes, but not the aftermath....
Another curious sight, at least to me. I don't know about the rest of you, but since I'm right-handed, I use my right hand for all little things, like holding a glass, or a utensil, a phone, etc..... Osama Bin Laden is shown on the videotape shooting an automatic weapon of some kind left-handed. In the videotapes where he's holding a microphone and telling the Americans he's going to kill us all, he holds the microphone in his right hand. A little strange, right?
What are you saying? There are TWO Osama Bin Laden's?!?!?! :confused:
Or.... sometimes when they show Osama on videotape from the caves of Bora Bora or whatever it's called, it may not be him??? Why does he have a microphone in the first place? Is he addressing a large group of people or something? Think al Qaeda prefers Bose speakers, or do they go with a wall of sound like The Grateful Dead? And I wonder how he gets that power way out into the mountains? Must be a fuck of a long extension cord!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Gold9472
I don't know... If I were Al-Qaeda, I would go with Mirage Speakers...
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