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Monday 15th September 2003
"At the end of a long day and a welcome weekend, I finally have a chance to think.

Sadly, my brain has been numbed from watching footage of the first plane hitting the World Trade Center, over and over again. Trying to figure out how to nail the bastards for pulling it off on themselves is not going to be easy.

I know it's late, especially for a daily update but I think I need to collapse. Apologies if you were hoping for something particularly entertaining, or a big list of headlines, but I'm afraid I'm going to disappoint.

This website lark takes up more time than you realise - if you ask others who try to update their site daily, `how much time do you spend on it?' you may be quite surprised. It takes more effort that I had imagined. If the website doesn't generate an income then other things must be done with one's time. Still, I'm quite happy with 24 hours in the day. I expect Blair will come up with some new idea or it'll be foisted on us by Europe, to add an hour or two here and there when necessary to allow for something or other. I know, it'll be so the children have more time to socialise and do their so-called homework. It's usually about the children.

So again I apologise, but given the time I hope you'll understand."

- Editor

 
Friday 12th September 2003
"It's a mad dash this morning to post something before I run out to work. I have to do something to pay the bills and if it means I have to do that instead of tend to this site, then that's the way it has to be for the moment.

If you are a new visitor to this site, you may be interested to know that since Sunday it has had more than 50,000 hits.

If you run a business, you might want to bear this in mind when considering how to spend your advertising budget.

 

I realised that I hadn't really posted any links debunking the official myth of 9/11 yesterday. And today I have an absence of time to do it in any detail.

So I'll hand off for the moment to a couple of sites:

Propaganda Matrix

Infowars

Both of those sites are run by dedicated information warriors and you can find a good deal of evidence showing that 9/11 was an inside job.

 

Due to my shortage of time, news headlines will limited until later, but again the above sites will help fill the breach. If you find this site informative and return regularly, a donation will help to support my work. If alternative media was properly funded, more time could be spent on getting in the faces of the liars who run the country and its information resources. The reader would then have a reliable source of information which they could depend on to actually question officials with pertinent rather than spurious questions.

 

21.30

I had an interesting conversation with someone today who had good reason to have credibility in telling me the following. When Margaret Thatcher banned employment unions at Government Communications Head Quarters (GCHQ), our British counterpart to the NSA and a component of the Echelon spying system, she wasn't necessarily making the decision herself.

The Americans were very nervous that the `hotline' would be jeopardised and accordingly instructed Thatcher to ban unions from GCHQ to ensure a continuity of service. And you thought that Maggie was a lady not for turning...

 

Amazingly for September we are due to have a pleasant weekend of weather here in London. I'll be glad to have a couple of days to myself without having to do silly work shifts. Not that I can relax; I've got too many things to do before I can read the books I need to get through. But nonetheless, my feelings and I'm sure many of yours are the following:

Roll on the weekend!"

- Editor

 
Thursday September 11th 2003
"I changed the way I write the date. Did anyone notice? It's for one day. Just to see if you're on your toes. That's how I hear everyone refer to this day now, with a more American syntax - "September eleventh". Either that or "Nine eleven." This day has become a franchise for those who use it to their advantage.

As I have the coverage of today's events on the television over my shoulder, I am saddened to see that the coverage we are getting is of a wallowing in grief over the events of that day. Also airing with the most amazing timed release is a new video apparently showing Bin Laden mountain climbing with his mates, a gun slung over his shoulder. The message to the public is "He's still out there, and we need to get him."

Please don't think that I have no sympathy for those who lost love ones two years ago. On the contrary, my heart goes out to them. What happened was terrible and I cannot imagine what they go through every day in dealing with it. Many of us have had to deal with grief in our lives. Some deal with it better than others. From my own experience though I am learning that to continue with a positive attitude towards life one must try to do positive things to create that reality.

The reality that we are seeing, at least in the UK, of what we should apparently be thinking about as far as the `news' is concerned, is remembering what a terrible day it was two years ago. No doubt seeing the grief of the families on television will stir emotions with viewers whilst they are reminded of the false story about the US didn't see this coming and must retaliate with a `war on terrorism'. War on freedom is more like it.

This assault on the viewers mind is appalling. A lot of people in New York are not working today as I understand it. Are they all at home watching this coverage on television? Or are they out doing something with their lives?

When they say that 9/11 was an attack on the freedoms celebrated in the US they were right. It continues to be used as an attack on freedom. The USA Patriot Act and the impending Victory Act are a full-scale assault on the principles behind the founding of the United States. The propaganda around 9/11 is like nothing I've ever seen before, but that may be my youth showing there.

This is an obvious example of psychological conditioning for the purposes of those who run the system. They're not covering how people are out there getting on with their lives, trying to celebrate their freedom. Whether it be families out playing in the park, someone taking the time to visit a friend or relative or even people out campaigning for the truth about 9/11, there has to be people taking a truly positive attitude today. We don't see any of this on television though.

When people come home from work and watch the news to find out around the world today they'll experience a lengthy dose of Americans grieving and images of the attacks on that day. This will be reinforced with stories about the conflict in Iraq, tying the two together in their minds.

The breaking news right now on both BBC News 24 and Sky News is that there is a fire at a block of flats in the Nottingham, England. They're giving extended coverage to the remembrance of the events but no time to what they would call the `conspiracy theories'. They're not even mentioning them, never mind with a disparaging growl. Nothing. Maybe Channel 4 news will do something about the suspicions people have about the official account of events, but they will have to make out that all doubters are mentally unwell.

If you're reading this and you want to know what you can do that's positive about 9/11?

Switch off the TV if it's on first of all. Don't let commercial or state television try to do your thinking for you.

If you want to be `awkward' you could go out and talk to someone you know about your doubts over 9/11.

If you want to be positive for today, go and do something positive. It's corny, but go for a walk in the park, go visit a relative, send flowers to someone. I don't know. I'm still waking up after my graveyard shift at work so forgive the lack of inspiration. But as they said in the film Dead Poets Society, `Carpe Diem - `Seize the day'.

I keep thinking about how we can improve the world around us by sharing information with people. That is one of the reasons for this site, to try and convey new information and perspectives to people. I've always been inquisitive, always asking awkward questions. I don't see many people doing that these days. Certainly not the journalists we rely on to tell us what is happening in the world. This is my reason for wanting to pursue a journalistic career. If you want to do something positive today you could support my work. I'm looking for sympathetic advertisers and donations.

The unprecedented number of hits this website experienced as a result of the new footage at the World Trade Center lead to a significant number of downloads of video and audio files. These eat bandwidth and will push me beyond my monthly allowance, leading to a bill. Your support keeps this site online and enables the posting of new video and audio files for download. So far the jar is rather empty, so too speak.

I'm trying to find ways to be able to make it pay to run this website. Then I can be your proxy awkward person. I can be that one journalist that asks our British politicians the questions that other journalists shy away from. Your support can help make this happen.

 

Geoff Hoon has made a sort of miniscule apology type statement to the House of Commons, explaining away in legalise how he was a naughty boy with regard to the dossier on Iraq. Watching Hoon slip and slide his way out of trouble is liking watching his greasy gang boss Blair. Both get themselves out of bit holes by using sematics and plausible deniability. They barely had a case for attacking Iraq, and anyone who tried to question an n'th  generation `intelligence dossier' was ridiculed because it all came from `reliable intelligence sources' which turned out to be Alastair Campbell and the voices in his head, following the directions of his masters.

They try to change what we may remember by telling us that the whole report was toned down and certain references removed. What they don't mention is how the whole thing was spun so that the country was for a time convinced that this man Saddam Hussein actually posed a threat to our security.

Of course Blair and Bush tell us that Saddam had more than 10 years to comply with what was required of him, but dropping bombs on Iraq from the no-fly-zone hardly constitutes pursuing the issue of his apparent weapons of mass destruction. The decision was made to attack Iraq to secure the oil, not because Saddam posed some threat. The simple truth is that the agenda was publicly driven by the `neo-conservatives' in the USA but no doubt there were others behind the scenes pushing the same theme but not just in the USA.

 

The Swedish foreign minister who was stabbed sadly died earlier today after several hours in surgery. The news has told us what a peaceful country Sweden is, where politicians move around with very little security, not bothered by attention like British or American politicians. Other than the shooting of Olaf Palme in the 1980's, there ahs not been anything like this in Sweden. So it's pretty extreme that Anna Lindh was stabbed to death.

When something extreme happens, it should be thoroughly investigated. Will anyone ask whether this could have been a political murder? I don't know the facts about Swedish politics, but if a politician was murdered in the UK, we'd want to ask the question if there was foul play on the part of the authorities. Did Ms Lindh know too much about something? No doubt this will be used by some to argue for a clamp-down on the freedoms experienced by Swedes which would be a tragic use of a tragic event. Events move so fast however that few people will pay attention to the agendas at work.

 

As it's relevant to today, here's the irony that strikes me about the way the world works. The mainstream media get to brainwash us every day but  a university lecturer gets a character-assassination for a weblink.

 

There's more on the new 9/11 footage and anomalies. Several pages have been put up at Jeff Rense's website. People with more expertise than I are attempting to explain what's wrong with the picture and hopefully this subject will receive the attention it needs to prove or disprove various hypotheses. As I have been warned though, don't let it distract too much from the evidence already out there showing that 9/11 is a fraud on the public for the purposes of the new world order. I'm happy to hand on the baton, so to speak, having broken the story about the strange object on this website.

If there IS something on that plane that shouldn't be then we have another nail in the coffin of lies spewed by the US federal government and the media.

I'll be keeping an eye on the issue, but I don't want to focus on it too much lest I be labeled the crazy guy who thinks that planes didn't hit the World Trade Center. Just because I can voice my views regularly doesn't mean I necessarily have to. I can play their game to my advantage too, you know. Too much dwelling on single issues just plays into the hands of the fraudsters who can make out that Elvis is sitting on the beach in Monte Carlo sipping champagne with Lord Lucan, if they chose to do so. Besides, 9/11 is not the only thing I have views on, but because of the timing, I could hardly avoid discussing it.

Video Shows Distinct, Inexplicable Object On Underside of Jet
(Requires Flash)

AC Mechanic: Object Should Not Exist

Boeing Fuselage Anomaly Should NOT Be There

What Is This On The Bottom Of The Plane?

Mystery Solved?

If anyone sees a new link about this, please let me know.

 

Topical cartoons, click to enlarge

 

Final word - Bring back `Spitting Image' !"

-Editor

 

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