FROM 2011: Famed microbiologist and UN weapons inspector Dr. David Kelly became the centre of a dispute between the BBC and the UK government over claims that the government had “sexed up” its dossier on Saddam’s weapons of mass destruction in order to sell the Iraq war to the public. He was found dead on Harrowdown Hill on July 18, 2003. It was ruled a suicide. Today we look at the troubling discrepancies, inconsistencies and questions surrounding that official verdict, and broach the question of what secrets Dr. Kelly may have taken to the grave…
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Interview 937 – NSA Whistleblower William Binney Joins Richard Gage to Call for 9/11 Truth
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William Binney was a 30 year veteran official of the National Security Agency who resigned in October 2001 to blow the whistle on the NSA’s deliberate violation of the constitution. Now, 13 years after the events of 9/11 that helped the NSA justify its total surveillance dragnet, Binney has signed the Architects and Engineers for 9/11 Truth’s petition calling for a new investigation into 9/11. Today we talk to Richard Gage, founder of AE911Truth.org, and William Binney himself, about this petition, its significance, and the ongoing quest for 9/11 truth and justice. |
Interview 936 – Jack Blood Recalls the Nick Berg Beheading Hoax
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As the latest ISIS beheading video hoaxes continue to be exposed, we cast our minds back to the Nick Berg beheading video of 10 years ago. Jack Blood of DeadlineLive.info did his own original reporting into where that video originated from and as a result became the target of surveillance and death threats. We recall that incident and reflect on the significance of these videos, their propaganda value, and the potential for a future false flag terror attack. |
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Interview 935 – New World Next Week with James Evan Pilato
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This week on the New World Next Week: The terror hype continues with missing planes in Libya; a police tool may have been used to hack nude pictures from celebrities’ iCloud accounts; and the government spends millions to catalogue “suspicious memes.” |
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