The Talking Clock: Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad: 9/11 Was An Inside Job

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Thursday, 23 September 2010

Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad: 9/11 Was An Inside Job

You have to hand it to Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad... the man certainly has balls.

Constantly faced with pressure from the world's largest power, the United States - and most of the globe, thinking about it - he's a man who seldom seems to run scared.

And guess what? He's done it again.

Yes, a controversial figure leading a nation with more than a few question marks over their record on human rights - not that we can criticise, after what was done in our name under New Labour.

But one has to take their hat off to a man who can stand up in front of all of the world's leaders at the U.N. and state calmly that 9/11 was an inside job.

The Daily Express online report quotes him as saying that: "some segments within the US government orchestrated the attack to reverse the declining American economy and its grips on the Middle East in order also to save the Zionist regime. The majority of the American people as well as other nations and politicians agree with this view".

Voice of America cites him as claiming that "most people around the world" believe that the atrocity was a staged event, instigated by the U.S. Government.

In the United States, 1317 verified architectural and engineering professionals have signed a petition demanding a fresh and totally independent investigation into the events of 11th September 2001.

Civil liberties around the world have been clamped down upon as a consequence of the New York atrocities, with a global control infrastructure being imposed upon the people by an ever more powerful and remote elite, taking decisions at a global level unfettered by democracy or public opinion.

4 comments:

Corrugated Soundbite24 September 2010 01:17
I'd completely missed this one. Thanks, TC.

I will redistribute this post tomorrow (or rather, later today. Permission pending). I never used to be much of a stereotypical "conspiracy theorist" until it dawned on me that my refusal to accept conspiracies was exactly the reason why they could happen. Millions of people just like me, refusing to scrutinise and question are the reason we find ourselves in the mess we're in and find ourselves exploring the grim possibilities that may or may not be.

Now, how to wake up the others...
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The Talking Clock24 September 2010 01:45
Go for it, CS.

When I first learned that there were "conspiracy theories" about 9/11, I refused to even look at the information.

Eventually, curiosity got the better of me and the more the questions have been demonstrated and laid out, the more it does become compelling.

I think that, leaving aside suggestion of who might be behind such a crime, the technical, scientific and other more mysterious questions about the events unsatisfied by the official explanation do culminate in a compelling case for a totally independent examination of what went on that day - particularly as the consequences have resulted in a massive shift in geopolitics and a redefining of the relationship between people and the governing class.

There are too many glaringly obvious (when you pay attention) deficiencies in the official explanation to go unchecked considering the shift in power away from the people of all parts of the globe that have happened as a result.
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Harbinger24 September 2010 03:04
Good post TC,

And yes, I fully concur with Ahmadinejad and his beliefs. 9/11 was most definitely a CIA/Mossad orchestrated event. There's no doubt about that. One can also say exactly the same for 7/7 also.
There is just far too much evidence that rips apart the story of 9/11 and fair play to Ahmadinejad for doing this. Yes, he has got courage there's no doubt about that.

You are also very correct that we can't say anything to Ahmadinejad when it comes to liberty and human rights.
More and more people are beginning to speak about the corruption and the continuing stream of lies being fed to us from the media on an hourly basis.

The world is waking up and let's hope they do before we bring about Nuclear war with Iran, although I have a feeling that the USA won't be allowed to go that far this time, well according to some things I've been reading of late that show the NWO has a very powerful adversary. In fact it's far more powerful than the NWO and they must be shitting in their boots. More on this at a later date on my blog.
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The Talking Clock24 September 2010 03:14
@ Harbinger

...there's an intriguing and tantalising sign-off Harbinger. Look forward to seeing what thoughts you have to share in that regard.

Hope all is well with you... :)
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