posted 03-02-2002 11:31 AM            

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http://baltech.org/lederman/9-11-unpopular.html

Are you less than satisfied with the
official explanations about 9/11?
Here are nine for the moment relatively unpopular but nevertheless compelling ideas to consider about the attack. Americans who tend to believe in any or all them are in the minority right now. Perhaps they won't be in the near future.

1. This new war is not a conflict between Islamic fundamentalism and American freedom.

2.The destruction of the WTC was anticipated, and might have been preventable.

3. The Rockefeller connection may be the key to unlocking an understanding of this entire issue. Why has their connection to the WTC been omitted from 99.999% of the media coverage about 9/11?

4. Anthrax may not be getting sent to the media and to Congress by terrorists.

5. This conflict is about oil not terrorism, Israel or Islam.

6. Are we bombing the wrong country?

7. Bush is not doing a good job of protecting America. It would be far more accurate to say he's doing a good job of destroying it.

8. There is an occult aspect to the attacks which cannot be ignored or attributed to coincidence.

9. NYC Mayor Rudy Giuliani did not unify New York City, but has done everything in his power to destroy the electoral process and guarantee future social chaos.

Rather than attempt to provide a lengthy proof of each idea which would require a book-length report, here are one or more references from which you can learn more. Every one of these ideas has voluminous documentation which can be found in the mainstream media, on the net or in reputable books if one looks for it.

Are these ideas true, are they connected and do they point to an even more sinister explanation for 9/11 than is popularly held? I'll let you be the judge, which is more than our newly popular leaders are willing to do. While to some it may seem unpatriotic to question the government's actions at this time of crisis let us remember that the original purpose of free speech was to enable Americans to ask exactly these kind of unpopular questions of our elected leaders. Real unity cannot be based on deceiving the American people.

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