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Interview 1478 – 9/11 Whistleblowers on Coast to Coast AM
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James Corbett joins Coast to Coast AM guest host Richard Syrett to discuss the latest 9/11 developments, from the Franklin Square and Munson Fire District’s historic resolution calling for a new investigation of 9/11 to the empaneling of a Grand Jury to investigate 9/11 to the Institute of Northern Engineering’s new study concluding that WTC 7 did not collapse due to fire. Corbett and Syrett also engage in a detailed breakdown of the recent Corbett Report documentary, 9/11 Whistleblowers. |
9/11 Whistleblowers (Full Documentary)
“But someone would have talked,” say the self-styled skeptics who believe the government’s official conspiracy theory of 9/11. But there’s a problem with this logically fallacious non-argument. “Someone” did talk. In fact, numerous people have come out to blow the whistle on the events of September 11, 2001, and the cover-up that surrounds those events. These are the stories of the 9/11 Whistleblowers.
Episode 362 – 9/11 Whistleblowers
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“But someone would have talked,” say the self-styled skeptics who believe the government’s official conspiracy theory of 9/11. But there’s a problem with this logically fallacious non-argument. “Someone” did talk. In fact, numerous people have come out to blow the whistle on the events of September 11, 2001, and the cover-up that surrounds those events. These are the stories of the 9/11 Whistleblowers. |
9/11 Whistleblowers: Kevin Ryan
In the early 2000s, Kevin Ryan was the site manager at Environmental Health Laboratories. On November 11, 2004, he wrote directly to Frank Gayle, the director of NIST’s Twin Towers investigation. The following week, he was fired. This is his story.
Interview 709 – Douglas Valentine on Ellsberg and the CIA
Today we’re joined once again by author and researcher Douglas Valentine of DouglasValentine.com to talk about his article “Will the Real Daniel Ellsberg Please Stand Up?” We discuss his little-known experience as a Pentagon observer to the CIA’s Revolutionary Development (RD) Program in South Vietnam from 1965 to 1967, the cast of disreputable CIA officers, drug runners and murderers that he was involved with there, and the accusation that the CIA ordered him to release the Pentagon Papers to take pressure off of investigations that were looking into the role of the agency in Vietnam at that time. We also explore why the establishment left refuses to examine this aspect of Ellsberg’s famed whistleblowing story.
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