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Michael Moore breaks his silence

Michael Moore breaks his silence : "An obvious, common sense question that no one will answer Michael Moore, the maker of 'Sicko' and 'Fahrenheit 911,' has been widely criticized for his apparent lack of interest in examining the details of the 9/11 cover story. This may have been the case in the past, but things have clearly changed. In this short video, Moore asks an obvious common sense question that no one seems to be able to answer: 'Why can't we see the Pentagon videos from 9/11?' The Pentagon is surrounded by dozens of video security cameras and yet except for one useless clip, none of this footage has ever been released. Why not? What struck the Pentagon on 9/11? Whatever it was it failed to leave the wreckage of an airliner."
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Free Press:

Free Press: : "Dear Congressmen Skelton, Tierney and Waxman: We write to you today on a matter of great national urgency. On April 20, 2008, the New York Times exposed a quiet military campaign to infiltrate U.S. media with propaganda. According to the article, top Pentagon and Bush administration officials recruited dozens of military officers to serve as pro-war pundits for major news media. These pundits appeared more than 4,500 times on cable and broadcast networks to press the administration's view of events in Iraq, Afghanistan and, increasingly, Iran. Many spoke directly from White House talking points but did not disclose their direct role in the Pentagon scheme -- or their conflicts as employees of major defense contractors. In late May, Scott McClellan, the former press secretary for President Bush, confirmed that the administration had led a 'political propaganda campaign' to mislead the American public on the war. But he also implicates mainstream media in ...
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A Republic if You Can Keep It

A Republic if You Can Keep It : "“A Republic, if you can keep it.” “A Republic, if you can keep it.” (From the Congressional Record of The House of Representatives - January 31, 2000) [Page: H81] The SPEAKER pro tempore (Mr. Green of Wisconsin) . Under the Speaker's announced policy of January 6, 1999, the gentleman from Texas (Mr. Paul) is recognized for 60 minutes. Mr. PAUL . Mr. Speaker, I have taken this special order this evening to discuss the importance of the American Republic and why it should be preserved. Mr. Speaker, the dawn of a new century and millennium is upon us and prompts many of us to reflect on our past and prepare for the future. Our Nation, divinely blessed, has much to be thankful for. The blessings of liberty resulting from the Republic our forefathers designed have far surpassed the wildest dreams of all previous generations. The form of government secured by the Declaration of Independence, the American Revolution and the Constitution ...
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