9/11: Press For Truth To Appear On Austrialia's "The History Channel" 9/11/2007

[simuvac]

I think I misspoke.

According to its website, the History Channel is showing 9/11 Conspiracies next week, Monday August 20 at 9pm.

http://www.history.com/shows.do?acti...isodeId=240087


I don't know why I thought it was on tonight. I was convinced. Had a blank tape ready to record and everything...

[Gold9472]

I think I misspoke.

According to its website, the History Channel is showing 9/11 Conspiracies next week, Monday August 20 at 9pm.

http://www.history.com/shows.do?acti...isodeId=240087


I don't know why I thought it was on tonight. I was convinced. Had a blank tape ready to record and everything...

Didn't Alex Jones report that they pushed it back a week?

[AuGmENTor]

MISINFORMATIONISTS!!!!



EDIT: As per da man.

[Gold9472]

No. That would be misinformation.

[AuGmENTor]

I said, "Whateva!" Remember that song?

[simuvac]

For my bad, I'll share an odd thing I encountered today.

There's a book on Amazon called Rubble: Unearthing the History of Demolition .

http://www.amazon.com/Rubble-Unearth...6976738&sr=8-1

The Publisher's Weekly blurb reads in part:

"The controlled reduction of buildings to rubble is "the black art of our time," writes Byles. In this colorful thematic history of the demolition trade (a subject he was pursuing, it should be said, before the destruction of the Twin Towers), he rightfully calls Alfred Nobel, the inventor of dynamite, "the patron saint of creative destruction." Only in the 1910s did the simple need to topple skyscrapers emerge as a fact of urban renewal...."

What does that mean? Is Publisher's Weekly a Truther?

[AuGmENTor]

Sounds like it...

[PhilosophyGenius]

I wouldn't be suprised if History Channel showed some risque stuff on this program. They have showed not so govnt friendly stuff before.