Tuesday Grab Bag
ABC Sets 9/11 Miniseries for Fifth Anniversary
Six-hour telefilm will air over two nights
ABC's "The Path to 9/11" miniseries will premiere as a two-night event coinciding with the fifth anniversary of the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.
9/11 Health Registry Weighed
Police Union Considers Tracking Health Effects Of Attack On Surviving Officers
"We understand that science takes time, but these officers don't have time," said PBA spokesman Al O'Leary. "Some have already died, and those who are alive today need to know what kinds of symptoms they should be watching for."
CLAIM vs. FACT: White House on 9/11 Illnesses
David Sirota
The newspaper reports that "nearly five years after the 9/11 terrorist attack, thousands of workers who toiled at the World Trade Center site continue to experience health problems, according to doctors at Mount Sinai Center for Occupational & Environmental Medicine in New York." Sadly, our government has resorted to lying about the whole thing - and those lies were originally shaped by someone who went through the revolving door.
9/11 Families United to Bankrupt Terrorism
"In fact," she said, "TSA seems more concerned with retaining unchecked, unwarranted and unaccountable authority to keep secrets than it does with its real mission of protecting the nation's transportation system."
"Et tu, Salon?"
Reprehensor's blog
"Look, I appreciate the careful attention to detail that people like Manjoo apply when they criticize 9/11 skeptics like Dylan Avery… but where the hell is this scrutiny when it comes to the Bush Administration’s official narrative of 9/11 which has the consistency of Swiss Cheese?"
Conspiracy Theorists Peddle 9/11 Myths
Gravois makes the radio.
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