“T.” Carter’s Video Resurgence and the Gatekeepers of the Pentagon

by Scott Creighton

There seems to be a huge effort going on right now to frame the entire question of what happened at the Pentagon on Sept. 11th between two artificially opposed positions:

1. (CIT) – “Fly Over” Theory – Endorsed by the father of modern drones – (CIT actually created their own “Hit List” of people who dared question their all important “13 witnesses” (all of whom work for either the Pentagon or the Department of the Army…go figure))

2. (Gregg Roberts’) – “Believe the Official Story” Theory – endorsed by Donald Rumsfeld (no link needed)

When you get down to it, these aren’t as opposed as you might first think. One says that Flight 77 “flew over” the Pentagon and a bomb or something blew up just before they got there and the other says Flight 77 flew into the Pentagon, even though evidence doesn’t suggest that. Nor does logic for that matter.

Do you see it?  “Flight 77” . In both cases, Flight 77 has to be what people saw at the Pentagon.  And that is the entire point. And that is why someone posted up an old video of a highly questionable ‘witness” over at 9/11 Blogger. Seems that even unbelievable testimony supporting the official story of 9/11 is better than none at all, at our friendly neighborhood “Truth” site.

American Everyman Extending Our Reach

I don’t really like talking about the website itself and I don’t  spend much time worrying about stats, but I saw an article over at WTCdemolition and thought I would look into how our numbers were doing in comparison to other Truth and anti-globalization websites. Turns out, American Everyman is certainly on an upswing. Thought you would like to know.

(see stats after the break)

NATO Trains Afghan Army To Guard Asian Pipeline

(In Aug of 2008 I wrote about the Vulcans Path to the Caspian Sea Basin. The article detailed one of the great untold stories of 9/11; how control of oil and liquid natural gas reserves factored into the need to invade and occupy Afghanistan before the invasion of Iraq. This story also dealt with the severely under-reported fact that Condi Rice had the plans for the invasion of Afghanistan finalized and on President Bush’s desk just two days prior to the “surprise” attacks on 9/11. In 2005, Condi Rice killed a deal between India, Pakistan, and Iran (called the “Peace Pipeline”) which would have effectively created a lasting peace in that region. Now they have a new deal which will potentially make billions for Chevron, the company Condi Rice worked for prior to her joining the Bush foreign policy planning team (the Vulcans) in 1999 and 2000 (before Bush was “elected”).   Condi helped make billions for Chevron and like Cheney and Halliburton, she never forgot them once she got into office. They never forgot her either.

You want to know why Obama had to surge the war in Afghanistan, the “Good War’, and why we will not leave no matter what the American public wants?  Take a look at the maps below and read the important article from Global Research. This is your “war on terror”… this is your 9/11. This is your “CHANGE”.  In the planning since the Clinton administration, the Trans Afghan Pipeline (now TAPI) will be realized, no matter how many civilians and soldiers have to die in the process.)

by Rick Rozoff, Global Research

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On December 11 the presidents of Afghanistan, Pakistan and Turkmenistan and the energy minister of India met in the Turkmen capital of Ashgabat to bring to fruition fifteen years of planning by interests in the United States to bring natural gas from the Caspian Sea to the energy-needy nations of South and East Asia.

Presidents Hamid Karzai, Asif Ali Zardari and Gurbangulu Berdimuhammedov along with Indian Union Petroleum and Natural Gas Minister Murli Deora signed agreements – an Inter-Government Agreement and the Gas Pipeline Transmission Agreement – to construct a natural gas pipeline from Turkmenistan through Afghanistan and Pakistan to India. The initials of the first three countries involved lend themselves to the project’s acronym: TAP, now known as TAPI.

The Inter-Government Agreement “enjoins the four governments to provide all support including security for the pipeline.” [1]

The next day, Wahidullah Shahrani, Afghanistan’s Minister of Mines and Industries, confirmed that “Afghanistan will deploy about 7,000 troops to secure a major transnational gas pipeline slated to run through some of the most dangerous parts of the war-torn country.” [2]

Speaking at a press conference in the Afghan capital, Shahrani added: “This huge project is very important for Afghanistan. Five thousand to seven thousand security forces will be deployed to safeguard the pipeline route….We will also keep an eye on the security situation….If more troops are needed, we will take action.” [3]

[read the rest, here]