This is truly an epic debate with many of the predominant researchers in the field of 9/11 truth study.
Webster Tarpley and Greg Felton get into an awesome argument on the subject of whether or not Israel was behind the attacks on the Twin Towers in 2011.
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Participants: Webster Tarpley, Jim Fetzer, Kevin Barrett, Greg Felton, Joshua Blakeney, Anthony F. Sanchez, Janet Phelan, "Syrian Girl", John David Ebert, Walt Brown and Truther Girl Sonia
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Webster has done a lot of really good work with 911 but refuses to face the Israeli involvement. He's somehow gotten stuck in the forties with his worldview.
Webster has done a lot of really good work with 911 but refuses to face the Israeli involvement. He's somehow gotten stuck in the forties with his worldview.
Quoting: Anonymous Coward 27367190
Not true. It's simply that he recognises not just ONE intelligence agency was involved and does not focus on Mossad because he knows that leaves the picture incomplete. Several countries assisted in 9/11: Pakistan (head of intelligence ordered Ahmed Omar Saeed Sheikh to send $100,000 to Mohammed Atta), Saudi Arabia (sent hijackers to USA, ostensibly as drug smugglers but set up as patsies for 9/11 hijackings), Israel (Mossad assisted demolition of towers).
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