TruthBurn Audio Documentary Tuesday, Feb 19 5pm Pacific

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Dennis Bernstein is living up to his promise to broadcast more 9/11 Truth stories. He plans to broadcast about 20 minutes of our work in process, the TruthBurn Video, on Feb. 19th 5pm Pacific, on KPFA. http://kpfa.org

Thanks to Richard Gage, Scott Page & Charles Pegelow of http://ae911truth.org, all our supporters including Michael Wolsey of http://Visibility911.com
Carol Brouillet http://www.communitycurrency.org , Steven Jones & many many more. Thank you all.

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TruthBurn site: http://911truthburn.blogspot.com

John

Jeremy Goodfeather

Forgot to mention that the original music was composed and sung by Native American artist, Jeremy Goodfeather, for TruthBurn.

Castro

Called Nora Freeman today and the TruthBurn show may be delayed a day or two because of Castro and Pakistani elections. Sorry, but stay tuned...

Wednesday Wednesday

Just heard from Dennis. Wednesday, 20th 5pm pacific.

Great news!

I can't wait to hear it :)

Just kept getting

bumped

Not sure when this will go to air now...was bumped alot because of big news stories. I will tweak the doc in the meantime.
Sorry for the dashed hopes, but we'll be back

John

Off topic but I think this is important

I hope topics such as these will also be discussed on KFPA.

What words of wisdom (being sarcastic here) from the 911 President. He calls himself the War President........

Bush: Killing Iraqis Good for the U.S. Economy

http://www.infowars.com/?p=332

Think Progress
February 18, 2008

This morning on NBC’s Today Show, President Bush denied that the there’s any link between the faltering U.S. economy and $10 billion a month being spent on the Iraq war. In fact, according to Bush, the war is actually helping the economy:

CURRY: You don’t agree with that? It has nothing do with the economy, the war — spending on the war?

BUSH: I don’t think so. I think actually the spending in the war might help with jobs…because we’re buying equipment, and people are working. I think this economy is down because we built too many houses and the economy’s adjusting.

The Iraq war has created jobs — for the administration’s defense contractor allies. Bush’s most recent budget is a windfall for contractors, and between 2000 and 2005, procurement was the “fastest growing component of federal discretionary spending.” (Halliburton has been the biggest beneficiary of the administration’s generosity.)

Five years after the U.S. invasion of Iraq, however, national unemployment is going up. Between December 2006 and December 2007, the national unemployment rate increased by 13.6 percent in seasonally adjusted terms, from 4.4 to 5.0 percent. Additionally, 68 percent of the American public believes that redeployment from Iraq would help fix the country’s economic woes.

Transcript:

Some Americans believe that they feel they’re carrying the burden because of this economy.

G. BUSH: Yeah, well…

CURRY: They say we’re suffering because of this.

G. BUSH: … I don’t agree with that.

CURRY: You don’t agree with that? It has nothing do with the economy, the war — spending on the war?

G. BUSH: I don’t think so.

I think actually the spending in the war might help with jobs.

CURRY: Oh, yeah?

G. BUSH: Yeah, because we’re buying equipment, and people are working.

I think this economy is down because we built too many houses and the economy’s adjusting.

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The CONSTITUTION is NOT going to "collapse" into pulverized dust no matter how much thermate/explosives or planes they throw at it