Highlights:
- March 11:
Subject: Six-month anniversary of 9/11
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March 14:
Reasonable Doubts: Do we know what really
happened on September 11th?
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March 25:
September 11th
was the biggest media event of the season, but there were many
other significant stories
Part 1:
What really happened on Sept. 11, 2001
In the almost two hours of the total drama not a single U.S. Air
Force interceptor turns a wheel until it’s too late. Why? Was it
total incompetence on the part of aircrews trained and equipped
to scramble in minutes?
Part 2:
What really happened on Sept. 11, 2001
More troubling questions. Part 2 in this series of commentaries
about the events of September 11th.
Part 3:
What really happened on Sept. 11, 2001
Osama bin Laden is not an easy subject. Characterizations
of him vary wildly. The most common, because it’s the official
narrative of cardboard cutout simplicity, is that he’s the
world’s number one villain, the diabolical mastermind behind the
events of September 11th. Another view: Osama
is “… the conscience of Islam.”
Part 4:
The Oiligarchy, What really happened on
Sept. 11, 2001
Even among those who believe that the war on Afghanistan was
part of the so-called war on terrorism, there’s a fairly wide
recognition that the outcome – the occupation of Afghanistan --
might have something to do with the ambitions of U.S. oil
corporations.
Part 5:
What Did George Bush Know and When Did he
Know it?, What really happened on Sept. 11, 2001
September 11th has brought mostly unpleasant
changes, including curtailment of civil liberties and threatened
perpetual war. All rooted in the official story of what happened
on September 11th. Namely that one evil man and his
network are responsible. And that the U.S. military,
intelligence and political establishments were all caught
totally off guard.
Part 6:
Conclusion
Subject: Moral and spiritual challenges amidst fear and denial
in a propagandized society.
