9/11 as False Flag: Why International Law Must Dare to Care
Auckland University of Technology
January 10, 2016
Emory International Law Review, Forthcoming
Abstract:
In a three-step process, this Article seeks to connect the international community to the possible reality of 9/11-as-false-flag. First, it shows that it is highly rational to question the official 9/11 account given the historical record of the first half of the twentieth century, which reveals a pattern of false flag attacks over which the international community openly fretted and tried to exercise jurisdiction. Second, it analyzes the reasons why intellectual elites and the statesmen they influence are behaving irrationally in not inquiring into the possibility of 9/11-as-false-flag, deconstructing a multi-faceted motive into all its unsavory parts. Third, it argues that the means for ceasing this irrational behavior is readily available, as the United Nations need only carry out its core and incontrovertible “jury” function of determining the existence of aggression in order to exercise a long-overdue oversight of the official 9/11 narrative.
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The paper does download, fyi.
Look forward to reading this. Thanks.
Truth/Lie dichotomy.
A well argued paper by a Law Lecturer, pointing out the capacity - the 'already in place' capacity for rational evidenced based Jury investigation by the Global Community,
through UNSC, regarding forensics of 911 AS false flag / that no genuine 'right of self-defence' exists therein/ also pointing out the Rights/Duties/Powers of the International Community through UN charter -> To
CONFRONT and hold to legal/criminal account USAMO/super/deepstate conspirators for a now 14 year old global WAR of aggression; having already murdered not only uncountable human beings but nearly every civil and human right you could name:
What could possibly go wrong.
What could possibly step infront of that and make it not happen.
An exemplary piece of scholarship
This is an important and impressive contribution. It is exactly the kind of thing that we need to see from various other academic fields as well.
Why, I don't know but Amy's paper is no longer at the link
But you can read and download a copy of it here:
http://bit.ly/1PLoIKy