I post views from various points of view on Alex - and support his right to be heard, as stated previously. (But maintain he has areas he does not cover, as Bill also agrees with me about).
https://x.com/WallStreetSilv/status/...126125340?s=20
This is an interesting 2011
article from an MSM source supposedly debunking 9/11 conspiracy theorists, including much about Alex and Michael Ruppert being involved in their genesis.
https://www.slate.com/articles/news_...come_from.html
Somehow it neglects to mention the (heavily covered by Ruppert) Dancing Israelis and the Mossad agent's admission that 'they were
there to document the event'. parts of the coverage - which is still quite well documented in FBI reports, video interview of one of the agents, etc.
Has Alex ever publicized the Mossad-links to 9/11 that Ruppert documented so well?
If so, I would appreciate hearing this - because up to now it's my understanding that he totally pointed at factions in the US and not the Mossad at all - when it was their 'artists' spies and
Urban Moving Systems folks who likely planted the explosives in the towers that contributed to their falling, and admitted to foreknowledge to document the event at the least.
< at link - back to first Alex-related article >
Where Did 9/11 Conspiracies Come From?
The fringe.
By Jeremy Stahl
The 9/11 conspiracy theories predate 9/11. On July 25, 2001, in a two-and-a-half-hour broadcast of his Infowars TV program on a local public-access channel, Alex Jones laid out what he saw as the history of government-manufactured false-flag attacks, from the Gulf of Tonkin incident that Lyndon Johnson used to draw the United States deeper into the Vietnam War to the first attack on the World Trade Center in 1993 and the Oklahoma City bombing in 1995, which Jones claimed was government-manufactured terrorism orchestrated to help Bill Clinton boost his poll numbers and suppress civil liberties.
As he compared Oklahoma City to the Reichstag fire, Jones flashed the numbers for the congressional and White House switchboards onscreen. "Call the White House and tell them we know the government is planning terrorism," he said. " 'Bin Laden' "—he used air quotes—"is the boogeyman they need in this Orwellian phony system."
Six weeks later, on the day the Twin Towers fell, Jones began his broadcast by declaring that, as he had predicted, the Bush administration had taken part in a staged terror attack. "I'll tell you the bottom line," Jones said. "98 percent chance this was a government-orchestrated controlled bombing."
The controlled demolition theory remains the one great unifying dogma of 9/11 "truthers," as they call themselves. But immediately following the attacks, it was a difficult position to take.
In the month after 9/11, Jones' steadfast preaching that 9/11 was an inside job cost him more than 70 of his 100-plus radio affiliates. Then again, his early stand would also lend him credibility when disenchantment from both the left and right steadily grew over the following decade. Now, Jones is back on more than 60 radio stations, with an all-time-high audience of 3 million listeners per day, and
he boasts of his role in spreading the 9/11 conspiracy theory: "I am the progenitor of the entire enchilada."
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In the weeks and months after 9/11, Jones and Ruppert were already formulating a vast conspiracy theory that would take several years to reach peak popularity. There was another theory, however, that spread more widely and died more quickly, at least in the West. As such, it serves as a lesson in how and where—if not why—conspiracy theories work: by taking a small nugget of truth and constructing entire mythologies around it.
It took less than 24 hours for vague theories attributing the attacks to Israel to begin to circulate. Four days after 9/11, the first piece of evidence linking Israel to the attacks was reported in Syrian newspaper Al Thawra. The government paper stated that "4,000 Jews were absent from their work on the day of the explosions," the implication being that 4,000 Jews were forewarned about the attacks by the actual plotters, fellow Jews. The story spread through the Middle East. The original source of that precise 4,000 number was the Jerusalem Post, which reported on the day of the attacks that "[t]he Foreign Ministry in Jerusalem has so far received the names of 4,000 Israelis believed to have been in the areas of the World Trade Center and the Pentagon at the time of the attacks."
Slate and popular myth-busting site Snopes.com were two of the first outlets to debunk the rumor.
Yet 10 years later, morphed versions of the discredited "Jewish foreknowledge" stories are still being repeated by fringe anti-Semitic 9/11 conspiracy theorists, including Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. The theory does not have much traction in America, even among 9/11 conspiracy theorists, but it has maintained consistent popularity on the Arab street, where according to the New York Times it is conventional wisdom that Jews were warned to stay home that day.
https://newamericangovernment.org/th...-9-11-attacks/
The Dancing Israelis: Mossad Foreknowledge of 9/11 Attacks
The relevant section of the FBI report asks, “Did the Israeli nationals have foreknowledge of the events at WTC and were they filming the events prior to and in anticipation of the explosion?” The answer is notably redacted in its entirety.
For more coverage on the FBI’s “dancing Israelis” report, we highly recommend
Whitney Webb’s article on Mint Press News.
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