Dean's Blog Posts Tagged 'media' (7)

The Institutions That Hold up Society

How do we stop the forces that create…

I suggest to all of us who know the official theory of 9/11 is wrong that we evaluate realistically what our knowledge is worth.

I participated in the Vancouver Hearings and hoped somehow that would lead to prosecution of some of the perpetrators.

Though I am happy for my participation in what was an historic conference of speakers, I no longer believe this goal is…

Do you know anyone who has any real power?  In your city, it is more than likely that a handful of people fund the top candidates for office, know about the best redevelopment deals and influence what makes it into the local media.  The same kinds of people hold power nationally as well.  Their simple way of maintaining power is to use the media to maintain a story line of what happens in our nation and why it happened.  The power remains at the top and the masses remain at the bottom, just…

The government did not conspire on 9/11.



In fact, the government can’t even tie its own shoes.



Individuals act on behalf of the government to collect taxes and to pay for services for its residents.



Individuals acted on 9/11.



Some of them reported what they or others did to the media.



The media is not one person or one entity.



But people who work for the media with the greatest range to…

The official story of hijackers taking over planes on 9/11 and crashing them into buildings is based on two phone calls that never happened.  Barbara Olson never called her husband, Ted, and Todd Beamer never called Lisa Jefferson, a Verizon phone representative.…

Article by Chris McGreal of the Guardian.uk.  Some of my comments from our interview are included.

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The voices of those in power tell us we need the military to solve the problems created by the events of 9/11. What we really need to do is read some history and apply our own intuition.

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