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    Default Does Assange’s relative silence about 9/11 prove he’s not to be trusted?

    If the assumption is correct that Julian Assange has been strangely silent about (the dozens) of 911 incongruencies, does that detract from his credibility? Why or why not?

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    Default Re: Does Assange’s relative silence about 9/11 prove he’s not to be trusted?

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    If the assumption is correct that Julian Assange has been strangely silent about (the dozens) of 911 incongruencies, does that detract from his credibility? Why or why not?
    I think it might just prove that there are no documents about 911 in the Wikileaks database. How can we expect Wikileaks to have documents on this matter when we don't even know where this was planned or who planned it.

    Not sure why he should be expected to speak out on 911 when there is so much other incriminating evidence against the Powers That Be that are well document. If we are looking at documents, which is what Wikileaks deals in, then there is a wealth of criminal activity that is demonstrated there that we need to talk about more.

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    Default Re: Does Assange’s relative silence about 9/11 prove he’s not to be trusted?

    Any such conspiracy would only leave a complicated web of money trails which ultimately would be used to implicate only the front-men, who are likely dead or disappeared or identities changed.
    I mean, ask yourself, if you wanted to commit such a huge crime, how would you do it?
    I can't imagine it was done by amateurs, but rather by powerful men who must have had much experience in pulling off such things.
    Simply looking at wars in history, one can see how complicated their causes were. Even now, people are still only putting together some of the suspicions to paper, even where there were literally tons and tons of documents and witnesses.
    It only takes silencing some key people (by whatever means) and muddying/poisoning a few key documents.

    People want hard answers from the crooks who are running the show.
    Yeah, that will happen.

    I don't mean we should stop looking, but it will take time. The problem is most of the conspirators will either be dead or people would have moved on to another false flag. Isn't that what these orchestraters do whenever someone gets close?

    Looking at crime statistics, one can see that a significant percentage of murders are never really solved. Even when seemingly solved, many end up showing that only a patsy was imprisoned.

    Even the Kennedy case is still open right? (depending who you ask)

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    Default Re: Does Assange’s relative silence about 9/11 prove he’s not to be trusted?

    FWIW a list of some of the file names supposedly in the insurance archives was circulated a couple of years ago, and it indicated that there were 9/11-related files in it. So maybe it's in his insurance files, that was to be triggered by the dead man's switch. Or maybe all of that was totally fake. Either way, he has to keep something up his sleeve as leverage, or else an insurance file wouldn't be possible.

    And even though everything he's published seems to be legitimate information, if he jumped way off the deep end straight into Alex Jones territory, he'd blow up his credibility whether the dumps were accurate or not. There is only so much the general public can handle having their beliefs systems stretched. Abuses in Iraq? That can quickly fit into most people's understanding of reality. Podesta's emails talking about child trafficking and blood rituals? That one didn't take, because people couldn't handle it, and MSM was able deflect from it.

    And it is also 100% possible to cause actual psychological breakdowns in people by forcing incomprehensible information on them that they instinctually try to reject. People are already uncomfortable with ideas that they simply disagree with, let alone ideas that totally negate their entire worldview. Even if ETs are real and visiting Earth, that's one of the things that would cause literal mental breakdowns in some people if a bunch of government and military people came out with that info one day. Either they couldn't trust their government/society anymore, or they'd have to believe in ETs visiting Earth, and they couldn't handle either possibility so they'd just have a mental breakdown. That's just one example.

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    Default Re: Does Assange’s relative silence about 9/11 prove he’s not to be trusted?

    I doubt very much if 911 was an inside job they would be foolish enough to leave a paper trail in the first place - but then again who knows ?

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    Default Re: Does Assange’s relative silence about 9/11 prove he’s not to be trusted?

    Quote Posted by Kryztian (here)

    . . Not sure why he should be expected to speak out on 911 when there is so much other incriminating evidence against the Powers That Be . . .
    The powers that be have to be defined very specifically, and also the public perception of those specifics, because there are powers that stand for nationhood etc and there are powers that stand for global bankster tyrannical 'new order'.

    If we look at the whole planet as a brownfield development site ( as I'm sure the globalists do actually see it ), we can foresee the stages of how the 'developers' will go about creating their wonderful 'development'.

    The first stage is a plan, of course. The next stages are all about buying out the people who are in the way, and the commissioning of demolition subcontractors to smash up the old and haul it away in trucks, or perhaps in some cases, use the rubble as hardcore footings for the new.

    It's really not very hard to see the early wikileaks track record as being that of a demolition subcontractor.
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    Default Re: Does Assange’s relative silence about 9/11 prove he’s not to be trusted?

    Quote Posted by Did You See Them (here)
    I doubt very much if 911 was an inside job they would be foolish enough to leave a paper trail in the first place - but then again who knows ?
    "if 911 was an inside job" Why use the word "if"?

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    Default Re: Does Assange’s relative silence about 9/11 prove he’s not to be trusted?

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    If the assumption is correct that Julian Assange has been strangely silent about (the dozens) of 911 incongruencies, does that detract from his credibility? Why or why not?
    Yes I believe it detracts from his credibility, because a man of his intellect will surely have studied the events of 9/11 and discovered it was a false flag event.

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    Default Re: Does Assange’s relative silence about 9/11 prove he’s not to be trusted?

    NO


    EDIT

    In thinking about it, ask this question:

    Does Trump's absolute inaction and silence about 9-11 prove he is not to be trusted?
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    Default Re: Does Assange’s relative silence about 9/11 prove he’s not to be trusted?

    Quote Posted by Praxis (here)
    Does Trump's absolute inaction and silence about 9-11 prove he is not to be trusted?
    You might want to qualify that after you watch this:


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    Default Re: Does Assange’s relative silence about 9/11 prove he’s not to be trusted?

    I'm sure if we looked hard enough we would find that he hasn't publicly commented on a great many other strange symptoms of our times, 911 being but one example. Let's not judge him on what he hasn't said or made comment on, but rather on the dire topics that he has chosen to discuss and reveal to us the great unwashed, through his site and network.

    As a news source they have NEVER once published a false report, quite a high bar journalisticly for them to maintain, can that be said of ANY other news source?...x... N

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    Default Re: Does Assange’s relative silence about 9/11 prove he’s not to be trusted?

    Quote Posted by Praxis (here)
    NO


    EDIT

    In thinking about it, ask this question:

    Does Trump's absolute inaction and silence about 9-11 prove he is not to be trusted?
    Funny you ask, yes, that and the Patriot Act unaddressed among a number of other things lends to me distrusting that the common man’s constitutional liberties are his top priorities. If they are he has yet to make that apparent. Why you bring him up?
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    Default Re: Does Assange’s relative silence about 9/11 prove he’s not to be trusted?

    Ive seen that before. Seems to me like someone bigger then him shut him up as he has made subsequent statements contradicting these. It’s too bad

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    Quote Posted by Praxis (here)
    Does Trump's absolute inaction and silence about 9-11 prove he is not to be trusted?
    You might want to qualify that after you watch this:

    Last edited by Jax_realm; 17th April 2019 at 00:16.

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    Default Re: Does Assange’s relative silence about 9/11 prove he’s not to be trusted?

    Quote Posted by Jax_realm (here)
    Ive seen that before. Seems to me like someone bigger then him shut him up as he has made subsequent statements contradicting these. It’s too bad
    Yes, I think word got to him fairly quickly to keep his mouth shut (he started talking about how great of a friend Larry Silverstein is, in a very conspicuous way, which sounds like mob talk to me -- "Oh yeah he's a great friend"), but Trump always brings up that he lost a lot of friends in the WTC buildings on 9/11, and he holds grudges for a long time. He was also asked about investigating 9/11 on the campaign trail and he dodged the question. Hmmmmm.

    I think he has something up his sleeve, but all things around Trump are extremely polarized, so he has to direct that polarization carefully, and he does a good job at that. Decades of multi-million dollar marketing experience no doubt comes into play with that. If he says 9/11 is an inside job, then it instantly becomes a Trump-polarized issue. If we really want 9/11 truth then we don't want that. We want a bipartisan and non-political investigation. So it's not as simple as people just frankly speaking what's on their mind. Politics is like that.

    There is at least one court case regarding 9/11 that is making its way through the courts right now, but I think it will ultimately require military tribunals to really dig out the real culprits, who are going to involve an international network with the intelligence agencies. Americans, Brits, Germans, Saudis, Israelis, Pakistanis, and Afghanis were all involved, and probably others on top of that. But there's already a paper trail and/or other evidence in public domain linking all of those countries to what happened on 9/11. The hijackers themselves were Saudi nationals, some of whom spoke Hebrew if I remember correctly, brought first to Germany and then sent to the US. The CIA was wiring money to Afghanistan via the Pakistani ISI. That's public record too. There's plenty already out there just waiting to be acted on. They never thought they'd lose control of the justice system, I guess.

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    Default Re: Does Assange’s relative silence about 9/11 prove he’s not to be trusted?

    Mod note from Bill:

    Folks, I just moved a bunch of posts discussing what may or may not have happened on 9/11, to this existing thread:
    This particular thread is about Julian Assange's position re 9/11, and should really be separate. THX.

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    Default Re: Does Assange’s relative silence about 9/11 prove he’s not to be trusted?

    Maybe Assange has not been sent anything on 911 by credible first hand people. Wikileaks has gone over 10,000 other documents/pages of material that would have kept him and others focussed on that.

    Wikileaks is known for being 100% correct in over 12 years on everything it does put out.

    While it was disappointing to see Assange give a passing comment in favour of the official story, at the time I thought if only he actually looked into 911 he would change his mind. It was quite some years ago he said this.

    But if he had no cables, email chains or gun camera videos like he does with everything else WL has covered, he does not know and should just say 'I have not been contacted with regards to that matter'.

    Nobody's perfect , even with 100% record it shows you can't do it all! You just do a very good job on what you have focused on.

    Assange is not about 911 or any story in particular. He is about Freedom of the press to print what he can prove is true. Wikileaks would not exist if the MSM was actually doing their job.

    I trust Julian Assange.

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    Mr Hall asserts that Mr Assange is infact a US intelligence asset & Delves into the smutty details of what happened in Sweden.

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    Fake, Five Star Fugitive

    Published 1st July 2019

    Mr Hall asserts that Mr Assange is infact a US intelligence asset & Delves into the smutty details of what happened in Sweden.

    I know I've seen this guy before, is this pretty typical from him?

    Anyone who believes that the Global Ruling class and spooks are actually in control of Wikileaks output hasn't spent much time looking at Wikileaks output. All due respect, Star Tsar - this guy is a disinfo agent (whether inadvertently, due to stupidity, or paid.)


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    Default Re: Julian Assange arrested after Ecuador tears up asylum deal

    He does manage to leave out quite a lot of pertinent and pretty well documented information that would indicate JA is not a US asset.

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