This has me puzzled, or at least intrigued. First, what did they hope to find out by "hacking into" the victims' and their relatives' voicemails? Second, why is their nothing in these articles about just how they would go about accessing those voicemails? The former NYPD turned private investigator was apparently asked to get them the relevant phone numbers, suggesting the papers could then use those to obtain the phone records themselves--through whom exactly?

from Zionism, Israel, and the Arabs by Hal Draper (Jewish American socialist 1914-1990)

Chapter VII
THE ORIGINS OF THE MIDDLE EAST CRISIS

This article is a somewhat condensed and edited version of a talk given
in Berkeley shortly after the outbreak of the Third Arab-Israeli War,
dealing with the historical background of the conflict but not with the
current situation, which was discussed separately.
H.D.

We have just seen War No.3 in the tragedy known as the Israel-Arab
conflict; and we find ourselves in the position of being unable to cheer for

LINK TO ORIGINAL

James B says:

See
Response by David Ray Griffin

http://www.amazon.com/Towers-Evidence-Directed-Free-energy-Technology/dp...

VERY telling of one of the ways the perps and their apologists are hoping to confuse people. The book not only has a slew of 5 star reviews, its Amazon sales rank is a respectable #20,000 or so. We need to come out in force to repair the damage!

The following is the prepared testimony, on March 24, 2004, by former counterterrorism adviser Richard A. Clarke, to the National Commission on Terrorist Attacks Upon the United States.

An assassination that also (allegedly inadvertently) took the lives of the U.S. Ambassador to Pakistan and the general in charge of the U.S. military mission to Pakistan? So said the U.S. Ambassador to India at the time. But is this story on the up and up?

That's funny. I'm doing some research into Kevin Fenton and found this:

Somewhere, a fat man just creamed himself... but really--Newsweek-Pakistan? Bwahahaha!

http://www.newsweekpakistan.com/culture/348

A Story to Kill For?

Journalist Saleem Shahzad’s posthumously released book
has some explosive disclosures.

By Khaled Ahmed | From the July 8‚ 2011‚ issue

http://www.tikkun.org/nextgen/hannah-arendt-from-iconoclast-to-icon

Hannah Arendt: From Iconoclast to Icon
by Ralph Seliger
April 15, 2011

Arendt sharply criticized Zionism, but from within.

Hannah Arendt, the renowned German-Jewish political philosopher and liberal polemicist, has obtained icon status since her death in 1975. Roger Cohen can write a New York Times column entitled “The Banality of Good” (May 4, 2010) and before we even read the piece, we know whom and what he’s referring to.

Some dude who claims to have *been* a skeptic convinced of the explosive demolition of the WTC but that he changed his mind after speaking to a few people...

http://www.911forum.org.uk/board/viewtopic.php?t=20601

www.progressiveradionetwork.com/the-gary-null-show-wnye/2011/6/28/the-gary-null-show-062811.html

and a friend of mine, after hearing the interview, was going to run out to buy her new book. after cautioning him, i did a little research and found this: