Wednesday, September 2, 2009

Charlie Sheen on 9/11

Charlie Sheen on 9/11

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The above, Charlie Sheen on 9/11 is a set of Charlie Sheen interviews is about three years old.

Here is Sheen on Alex Jones about George Bush, etc.

This is how the "Independent" Bill O'Reilly covered this with Bo Dievl and Gerald Posner. On a Mark Cuban related note he was in legal trouble as he had pledged to release the movie Loose Change (this is the 2nd Edition) for nationwide audiences.
O'Reilly mentions Popular Mechanics Part 1 (appearance on Democracy Now), Part 2, part 3, part 4, part 5, their quoted studies taken on 9/11 data. This Loose Change Debate continues here on Hardfire with opposing views from Dylon Avery and "Debunker", author of Loose Change Guide, Mark Roberts 911NIST.com Program 1: Part 1, Program 1 Part 2, Program 1 Part 3, Program 2: Part 1 , Program 2 Part 2, Part 2 Part 3)

Mark Cuban was not allowed due to legal ramifications to release a planned movie, Loose Change for nationwide release (Floyd Norris NYTimes blog). A complaint was identified from the Securities And Exchange Commission. Loose Change (2nd Edition)

This is is a brief 1:15 interview with Martin Sheen about WTC 7. He According to Charlie his father can't or at least could not chance talking about 9/11. This was during the time that the elder Sheen was America's acting president in The West Wind on NBC television.

Tuesday, September 1, 2009

YouTube - The CIA in the assassination Of Robert Kennedy Part1

YouTube - The CIA in the assassination Of Robert Kennedy Part1

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Acclaimed author of The Secret History of the C.I.A. Over 40 years in journalism. Joe Trento


Monday, August 31, 2009
Podcast Show #5



The Boiling Frogs Presents Joe Trento







Joe Trento discusses our history with Iran-from the Mossadeq Era to the recent twitter campaign, Zbigniew Brzezinski’s foreign policy strategy and objectives in the region, and he talks about Israel, Saudi Arabia’s backing of Pakistan’s pursuit of the nuclear bomb & AQ Khan, the terrible state of US Media, the prospect of ‘real change,’ and more.


Here is our guest Joe Trento unplugged!

Listen to the show.

For those who want to subscribe to the show in “itunes”, here is the subscription URL:

http://boilingfrogs.justacitizen.com/xml.php?feed_id=1071

Joe Trento has spent more than 40 years as an investigative journalist, working with both print and broadcast outlets and writing extensively. Before joining the National Security News Service in 1991, Trento worked for CNN's Special Assignment Unit, The Wilmington News Journal, and prominent journalist Jack Anderson. Trento has received numerous reporting awards and is the author of seven books, including America and The Islamic Bomb, Unsafe At Any Altitude, Prelude To Terror, The Secret History of the CIA, Widows, Prescription for Disaster: From the Glory of Apollo to the Betrayal of the Shuttle, and The National Aeronautics and Space Administration*For further reading visit Joe Trento’s site: http://dcbureau.org/





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Posted by Sibel Edmonds at 4:12 AM
Labels: AQ Khan, Iran, Israel, Joe Trento, Mossadeq, MSM, Pakistan
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Dennis said...

Really excellent show Sibel! One comment about your mentioning how the military industrial complex and the oil companies make out financially with all these plots going on. Let's not forget the financiers who are behind all of this - since as it creates more and more debt, they are more and more successful and in control.

Thanks for this show - it was very informative and clear.

Dennis
August 31, 2009 4:28 PM
Eric Pottenger said...

Hi,

in the show, Joe mentions something about the CIA infiltrating the Khomeini camp, before the revolution. I would like to know (from Joe or anyone else that knows) where more detailed information of this sort can be found.
August 31, 2009 5:06 PM
Sibel Edmonds said...

Dennis: Thank you. I truly enjoyed having Trento as a guest. He will be back soon. I will interview his partner Dave Armstrong upon my return. We'll cover the latest on Tinner/Griffin cases and more.

Eric: We'll have a follow up on these; hopefully soon. I can tell you this much: during our Cold War period, for a long period, Khomeini was treated as a great and effective ally against Communism. He received great hospitality and protection in France (the so-called exile period)...Also, our little brother, UK, was the BEST when it came to nurturing Islamic figures in Middle East...
By the way, these facts are commonly known in Iran. They are far more perceptive and informed than people here give them credit for...
August 31, 2009 5:16 PM
Kingfisher said...

@Eric

Check out: Devil's Game: How the United States Helped Unleash Fundamentalist Islam by Robert Dreyfuss.

See also: Treacherous Alliance: The Secret Dealings of Israel, Iran, and the United States by Trita Parsi.
August 31, 2009 6:17 PM
Kingfisher said...

@Sibel,
How is your Uncle Napoleon doing these days?

"Also, our little brother, UK, was the BEST when it came to nurturing Islamic figures in Middle East..."

The real puppet-masters.*





*At least according to the LaRouche crowd, who publish some interesting stuff.
August 31, 2009 7:03 PM
Zach said...

The LaRouche kids peddle their wares for food and a roof, think of them as a less dangerous incarnation of scientology.

I'm willing to bet you've never spoken to any of them, yet consider the five people with a religio-political stranglehold on the mind of a bunch of hungry nobodies and a printing press a crowd.

In fact, it is almost exactly like staging a revolution.
August 31, 2009 8:25 PM
Kingfisher said...

@Zach,

Yes, I could care less for their movement. It is a pseudo-cult, and frankly they all have an awful body odor - like a Phish concert but without nitrous tanks and glow sticks.

I've talked to my share of 'Rouchers before; the majority are just trying to sell you on something or recruit you, but once in awhile I've been able to engage some in good conversation.

Their Executive Intelligence Review publications and books, I think differently of, however. They publish some interesting articles with a historical and strategic perspective not found elsewhere.

EIR is actually taken more seriously by South Asian security and foreign policy types than it is in the US. I've looked back at older issues from the 90's, and they were remarkable prescient on some things, like commodities and derivitives.
August 31, 2009 9:20 PM
Anonymous said...

Your best interview to date!!! Thank you!
August 31, 2009 11:04 PM
T said...

Hi Sibel,

Here's a suggestion. Are you teaming up with Cindy Sheehan to help expose all of this?
September 1, 2009 1:12 AM
Kingfisher said...

"Here's a suggestion. Are you teaming up with Cindy Sheehan to help expose all of this?"

And what would Cindy Sheehan do?

Does she have any insight into Central Asian geopolitics, nuclear proliferation, counterintelligence, or national security law?
September 1, 2009 1:34 AM

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Wednesday, August 26, 2009

Camp Lejeune residents blame rare cancer cluster on the water

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Camp Lejeune residents blame rare cancer cluster on the water

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One night in April 2007, as Mike Partain hugged his wife before going to bed, she felt a small lump above his right nipple. A mammogram — a “man-o-gram,” he called it — led to a diagnosis of male breast cancer. Six days later, the 41-year-old insurance adjuster had a mastectomy.

Partain had no idea men could get breast cancer. But he thinks he knows what caused his: contaminated drinking water at Camp Lejeune, N.C., where he was born.

Over the last two years, Partain has compiled a list of 19 others diagnosed with male breast cancer who once lived on the base.

For three decades — from the 1950s to the mid-1980s — the water supply used by hundreds of thousands of Marines and their families was laced with chemicals from an off-base dry-cleaning company and industrial solvents used to clean military equipment.

A 1974 base order required safe disposal of solvents and warned that improper handling could cause drinking water contamination. Yet solvents were dumped or buried near base wells for years.

“The Marine Corps knowingly poisoned their own people,” Partain recently said in his living room, surrounded by stacks of military documents and water analysis reports. “They were told about the water, and they did nothing. Nothing. And then they lied about it.”

Partain, whose father and grandfather were Marine officers, is tall and burly, with a shaved head and black goatee. His face reddens and his voice cracks when he discusses the toxic water. He maintains a website — The Few, the Proud, the Forgotten — where he posts material documenting the contamination and the stories of those who say it made them ill.

Military officials acknowledge that they were told as early as 1981 that potentially dangerous “volatile organic compounds” had been detected in the drinking water. However, the Corps, which has set up its own website (https://clnr.hqi.usmc.mil/clwater/) to deal with the issue, said that the two primary chemicals involved were not then subject to regulation.

It took time, officials said, to resolve questions about the source of the toxins and the validity of testing, which found different levels at different times. “Currently it is still not known whether or not the substances detected . . . were at harmful levels,” Marine Capt. Brian Block wrote in an e-mail response to questions.

Tests confirming contamination in the wells were not completed until 1984, the military said, at which point the Corps began shutting down them down. The Marine Corps, Block added, disposed of solvents “in accordance with generally accepted industry practices at the time.”

In men, breast cancer is rare. About 1,900 cases are expected to be diagnosed in the U.S. this year, compared with 192,000 cases in women, the American Cancer Society says.

Establishing a link between chemical exposure and a specific cancer cluster is difficult. But Partain and the others from Camp Lejeune say their illnesses are more than mere coincidence.

“God is the only one who really knows,” said Jim Fontella, 63, who served at Camp Lejeune in 1966 and 1967. He was diagnosed with breast cancer nine years ago. “But it seems pretty strange.”

Partain said there was no history of breast cancer in his family, and that a test for a gene linked to the disease was negative. Only two of the other 19 survivors — 18 former Marines and the son of a Marine — have family histories of female breast cancer, Partain said.

The website lists 484 people who lived or worked at Camp Lejeune and say they have been diagnosed with cancer or other illnesses. More than 1,600 former base residents have filed claims against the federal government, seeking $34 billion total in damages.

The military, Partain contends, knew details of the contamination earlier than it has admitted.

A 1980 report by a scientist working for the Army who tested base tap water warned officials that the “water is highly contaminated,” Partain said. A 1981 follow-up report said that more tests had shown the water to be tainted “with other chlorinated hydrocarbons (solvents)!”

In 1982, a chemist with a private lab hired by the Corps provided the base commander with a report showing “contamination by trichloroethylene and tetrachloroethylene” in well fields supplying two Camp Lejeune water systems. “We called the situation to the attention of Camp Lejeune personnel,” the chemist wrote, adding that his findings had important public health implications.

Trichloroethylene (TCE) is a colorless solvent often used to clean grease from machinery. Tetrachloroethylene (PCE) is commonly used in dry cleaning. Both chemicals are now “reasonably anticipated to be human carcinogens,” according to the Health and Human Services Department’s National Toxicology Program. But in 1982 they were not subject to regulation.

In April 1985, the base commander sent letters informing residents that “minute (trace) amounts of several organic chemicals” had been detected in wells. It gave no indication that the chemicals could be dangerous. That spring, one of 10 contaminated wells was reopened for use on four days to help alleviate a water shortage.

A 2004 fact-finding panel set up by the Corps concluded that base officials had acted properly and that the drinking water was “consistent with general . . . industry practices” at the time. However, the panel found that officials did not attempt to evaluate health risks for dangerous chemicals, and that a Navy technical advisory unit had failed to provide the Corps with the expertise needed to understand health dangers.

In 2005, Justice Department and Environmental Protection Agency investigations found no criminal conduct by Corps officials.

However, an EPA investigator told Congress in 2007 that he had recommended obstruction of justice charges against some Camp Lejeune officials, but was overruled by prosecutors in the George W. Bush administration.

The Marine Corps waited until 1999 — 14 years after closing the contaminated wells — to begin notifying former base residents. That effort was part of a federal health study aimed at children conceived or born at the base during the contamination years.

Only in 2008 did the Corps undertake a more widespread effort to notify former Marines and family members who had lived in an affected housing area during the time in question. An online health registry now contains more than 135,000 names.

Congress required the notification after being lobbied by Jerry Ensminger, a former Marine drill instructor who blames the 1985 leukemia death of his daughter Janey, 9, on contaminated water.

Ensminger has fought to hold the Corps accountable, researching military documents and confronting officials. He learned that the water was tainted while watching a local TV report in 1997.

“I trained more than 2,000 Marines on our Marine Corps values,” Ensminger said. “Now the Marine Corps leadership refuses to honor those values.”

Partain said he had no idea his drinking water had been laced with probable carcinogens until he heard about congressional testimony by Ensminger in 2007.

Peter Devereaux, 47, a former Marine who served at Camp Lejeune from 1980 to 1982, was diagnosed with breast cancer in January 2008 and had a mastectomy. He said he did not know about the contamination until Partain contacted him last year.

“The Marine Corps refuses to acknowledge what they did to people who served their country,” Devereaux said. “It sickens me.”

Last month, Sen. Richard M. Burr (R-N.C.) introduced a bill that would require the government to cover healthcare costs for Marines and family members who were exposed to the contaminated water.

Shuffling through documents in his living room, Partain’s voice trembled as he described mastectomies and double mastectomies performed on former Marines he considers close friends.

“I’m missing half my chest. That didn’t happen by a fluke of God,” he said. “I was poisoned. . . . The truth will come out.”
August 26, 2009
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jonfrom Illinois Says:
August 26th, 2009 at 2:06 pm

Praise God! The TRUTH SHALL SET YOU FREE! They messed with the wrong people this time. This wicked bastards screwed themselves when they messed with one of the armed services. Now the others will wonder if they haven’t been screwed like their patriot marine brothers.

My God! This is so sicking, that the Drill Instructor lost his little girl! My God, I’d hate losing my little girl! These bastards just don’t give a damn.

A must see book/article at militiaradio.com called “The Van Dyke Letters” about “Silent Weapons for Quiet Wars”. Especially the “Summary” section. You’ll love it!! I assure you. It’s about these creatures plan to take us over and what they think about us plus, they’re chain of command folks. It’s an awesome book/article. Thanks to William Cooper that got it out world-wide.

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