May 2009
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DHS backtracks on 9/11-Canada tie
rawstory.com - 05/27/09
US Secretary of Homeland Security Janet Napolitano said Wednesday she now knows 9/11 terrorists did not enter the United States from Canada, seeking to bury controversy over a diplomatic gaffe.
"I know that 9/11 terrorists did not cross the Canadian border," Napolitano told reporters, referring to an "earlier misstatement" used to justify increased security at the United States' northern frontier.
She had made the comment in a television interview with Canadian public broadcaster CBC in April, provoking outrage in this country.
Continue reading at http://rawstory.com/news/afp/Napolitano_9_11_terrorists_did_not__05272009.html
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James Carville Confronted at event with Karl Rove for being a WUSS!
James Carville failed to bring up any topics of real substance at the "staged" event.
http://wearechangeboston.blip.tv/file/2173565/
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sEpVp_PztEc
http://www.livestream.com/wearechangelive
Here is the link to the speaker series tour.
http://www.speakerseries2009.com/#READ?s10639c3556444o86879t10654n35043e
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Simulator Proves “Impossible Speed” was “probable” for Flt 11 and Flt 175
Simulator Proves “Impossible Speed” was “probable” for Flt 11 and Flt 175
By John Bursill – Licensed Avionics Aircraft Engineer, Boeing 767/737/747 Series
Background
MSNBC screen shot 5/29/09 4:17 p.m EST
MSNBC screen shot 5/29/09 4:17 p.m EST
The Socratic Method of 9/11 Truth
http://www.washingtonsblog.com/2009/05/socratic-method-of-911-truth.html
An ancient philosopher discovered that his students learned more if he asked a series of questions than if he gave them the answers.
By asking questions which challenged his students' faulty beliefs, and allowing them to think through it themselves, Socrates moved them slowly - using a series of questions - from false thinking towards truth.
Indeed, law schools today primarily use this "Socratic Method" of teaching.
A 9/11 activist wrote a good example of the use of the Socratic Method for 9/11 truth in an email:
US News and World Report 911 hit piece backfires against the Propagandists
U.S. News and World Report ran an article on May 26th entitled “The Inner Worlds of Conspiracy Believers”. The intention was to demonize the truth/freedom movement by implying that anyone who doesn’t believe the official story of 911 or anyone who mistrusts the government all-together is mentally ill. But the real story isn’t the obvious moronic drivel concocted by this yellow-journalistic rag of disinformation, it is the collection of well-informed comments left on their site…. 147 so far, the overwhelming majority of which are critical of the official conspiracy theory and also of this collection of nonsense that tries to pass itself off as news. Here are the comments...
There's a Reason that Jon Stewart is the Word's Most Popular Truth-Teller
http://www.washingtonsblog.com/2009/05/theres-reason-that-jon-stewart-is-words.html
Jon Stewart does more truth-telling than any other mainstream reporter (Olbermann and some others are good, but not as popular as Stewart).
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Conspiracies and the Martha Mitchell Effect
http://www.washingtonsblog.com/2009/05/conspiracies-and-martha-mitchell-effect.html
John Mitchell was the Attorney-General during the Nixon administration.
His wife - Martha Mitchell - told her psychologist that top White House officials were engaged in illegal activities. Her psychologist labeled these claims as caused by mental illness.
Ultimately, however, the relevant facts of the Watergate scandal vindicated her.
In fact, psychologists have now given a label - the "Martha Mitchell Effect" - to "the process by which a psychiatrist, psychologist, or other mental health clinician mistakes the patient's perception of real events as delusional and misdiagnoses accordingly".
The authors of a paper on this phenomenon ( Bell, V., Halligan, P.W., Ellis, H.D. (2003) Beliefs About Delusions. The Psychologist, 6 (8), 418-422) conclude:
Richard Gage AIA on KMPH Fox 26 in Fresno, CA
UPDATE: from 911Truth.org;
PLEASE NOTE: Although supportive notes to the station are a kind thought, and many of us have now sent them, we have been asked by the KMPH Executive Producer to not send anymore. Apparently, they've been so overwhelmed with 'thank you notes' they're missing other important emails like press releases and news tips, necessary to the continuing excellent production of Great Day. We encourage you to mail a thank you, if you feel compelled to do so, to their street address: KMPH FOX 26, 5111 E. McKinley Ave., Fresno, CA 93727.
Link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oO2yT0uBQbM
Interview Transcription