MSNBC Reporter: "I hope there a secret prison for all 9/11 Conspiracy Theorists"

Media backlash against 9/11 truth betrays desperation as dam breaks


Steve Watson
Infowars.net
Tuesday, March 4, 2008


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The corporate media has stepped up an ongoing smear campaign against anyone who dares to question the government's leaky and falsified account of the events of September 11th 2001.

We are receiving reports that MSNBC ran a piece on Morning Joe this morning during which a reporter called for anyone questioning the official account to be placed in concentration camps and tortured.

One emailer writes:

MSNBC Reporter on Morning Joe Today said "I hope there a secret prison for all 9/11 Conspiracy Theorists in Eastern Europe somewhere"

So when is it official that we live in the New Soviet Union, the U.S.S.A.?

We are awaiting video confirmation of the reports, yet one can only assume that the piece was a response to events in Corpus Christi yesterday where police arrested and detained a 9/11 truth protester with a sign at a Bill Clinton rally.

It is also possible that the piece was connected to the phony media-contrived "outrage" over comments made by Oscar winning actress Marion Cotillard.

After the comments, which are reportedly a year old, were hyped by the mainstream media, it quickly became apparent that a manufactured frenzy was in full swing when some newspapers wrote false reports claiming Cotillard had retracted her comments and apologized.

It is clear that this move was designed to foster a default position media response when it comes to any future story involving 9/11 truth.

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With Oscar winning Hollywood actresses, legendary musical performers and a whole host of other notable public figures joining the hundreds of professors, scholars, former congressman, former intelligence agents and ex government officials that have questioned the official story of the attacks, together with the thousands of independent researchers, there is no longer any doubt that the 9/11 truth movement has gone mainstream.

In response there has been an increased backlash, driven primarily by a mainstream media in its realization that its archaic role and very existence is under direct threat from the huge awakening and independent search for the truth that is bubbling up to the surface of mainstream culture.

In its transformation from an underground phenomenon to a predominant cultural movement, 9/11 truth, as with any movement of significance that has come before it, has inevitably evolved and broadened, forging a truth movement per se.

This is something of which the establishment media is frightened to death.

There are, of course, those who will stick with the establishment, those who refuse to accept this cultural change, those who find it less appealing and more of a tiresome struggle to think for themselves.

The kind of people who will agree with Bill O'Reilly when he threatens any "truther", his definition of which is a person who does not agree with every uninformed thing he says.

The kind of people who will agree when a Fox News analyst suggests any "dissenter" should be tased or "beaten to a pulp".

Those people who, when we write an article detailing the building of concentration camps in America, will simultaneously deny the existence of those camps while calling for us to be incarcerated and tortured within them.

We keep coming back to the following quote but there is no other that better describes the awakening and the resultant backlash we are currently witnessing:

"First they ignore you, then they ridicule you, then they fight you, then you win."


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