This Week in 9/11 Truth

George Washington's Blog | April 30, 2008

This has been a fast-pace week. For those of who you have been busy to keep up, let me summarize:

- President Jimmy Carter said calls for a new 9/11 investigation "sound good"

- President Bill Clinton said he didn't agree with the Bush investigation into 9/11 (he also said 9/11 was not an inside job, but he didn't say it wasn't intentionally allowed to happen or that the U.S. air force was not stood down)

- 9/11 truth was discussed again in the Japanese parliament

- Conservative Arizona state senator Karen Johnson said she is a 9/11 truth seeker

- Anti-war icon Tom Hayden encouraged people to keep on pushing for an investigation into 9/11

- And a BBC anchor who reported on WTC7's collapse early agrees there may be a 'conspiracy'

Indeed, the truth is coming out so quickly that the neocons are starting to panic. For example, the disinfo boys trotted out a ridiculous psyops wherein Al-Qaida's No. 2 supposedly says that theories questioning the official version of 9/11 are propagated by Iran.

And White House speech writer and arch neocon David Frum violently assaulted a 9/11 truth activist for simply asking him some questions.

Is the tide starting to turn?

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