Monthly Archives: December, 2011

The 9 biggest 9/11 stories of 2011: old fights and new directions

By Craig McKee Paul Simon stepped to the microphone at Ground Zero and something amazing happened. The legendary singer/songwriter had been asked to sing the non-threatening Bridge Over Troubled Waters at the ceremony for 9/11’s 10th anniversary ceremonies in New York, but he didn’t. Instead, he launched into a haunting version of another classic that …

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Standing up for unpopular truths about 9/11 comes at a personal cost

By Craig McKee Is standing up for what you believe worth losing friends over? Sometimes those friends don’t give you a choice. Other times, you can decide to stay away from certain subjects with certain people. Recently I parted ways with two people I’ve known for more than a quarter of a century. Admittedly, we …

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Power, obedience and the illusion of freedom: simple truth from George Carlin

The limits of debate are established in this country before the debate even begins. Everybody else is marginalized, made to seem like Communists or some other disloyal person. Kook, there’s a word! Now it’s conspiracy. They’ve made that something that can’t even be entertained for a minute – that powerful people might get together and …

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Breaking the back of the official story: 9/11 Consensus Panel can’t be timid

By Craig McKee There’s no going back now. The recently announced 9/11 Consensus Panel has raised the stakes for the Truth movement. The panel cannot afford to fail because many of the most highly respected members of the Truth movement have lent their reputations to the effort – and none more than panel co-founder David …

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