Rep. Steve Nass: It would be silly to debate Barrett on his 9/11 fiction

A concerted e-mail campaign is calling on state Rep. Steve Nass to debate University of Wisconsin-Madison lecturer Kevin Barrett about the 9/11 attacks. Barrett asserts the U.S. government was behind the attacks; Nass has called on the UW to fire Barrett because of his views. Nass' office, as well as this newspaper and other media outlets, have been inundated with e-mails from all over the country demanding a debate between the two men. On Wednesday, Nass' office sent this response:

This was posted at SF's indybay.org and sent to us by the ever-vigilant fhb;

...As a 9/11 Truth activist I was going to take a decidedly different approach in reviewing the film than other sources. Instead of analyzing the acting, the plot or by speculating on how well it would do at the box office, I instead was going to look at the film for clues that Oliver Stone was aware of problems with the official story and, hopefully, enlighten the viewing audience in his cinematic narrative. Was the Oliver Stone that politically transformed a generation by exposing us to an alternative understanding of the way the world works, like he did in ‘JFK’, still out there? Would he mention Building 7, the explosions heard by rescue personnel going off within the building and other strange anomalies? This is what I had my eyes and ears out for...

Got new ads starting tomorrow for the upcoming CSPAN showing thanks to a number of generous donations today - thank you so much to everyone who contributed! The ads should start running on rawstory, bartcop, and bushflash tomorrow with any luck.

Open thread, have at it!

Thanks to Dem Bruce Lee Styles and others for their ad suggestions and graphics work!

I just got sent a copy of an album by JR Guerra entitled 'Rebuild' released earlier this year. The album was created to honor the memory of 9/11 victims, their families, and Guerra's sister who passed away just weeks before 9/11.

The album also serves as a distress call to all American patriots. With a primary focus on the desire to rebuild the towers as they originally were, the album also delves into the frustrations derived from the 9/11 coverup, including questioning the towers' collapses and government involvement.