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Wednesday, December 13, 2006

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Embattles University of Wisconsin lecturer Dr. Kevin Barrett put on a very interesting radio program on Saturday with "Sophia," the director of "9/11 Mysteries," recently plugged on ABC's "The View" by actor James Brolin.

9/11 scholar Andre Lowe Watson provides the following transcript of one interesting exchange from the program:

"KEVIN BARRETT: I would urge people to go take a look at this material and these various ideas at ST911.org, and see what you think. But personally, I think we don't really need any kind of unanimity from researchers beyond the unanimity that we already have over the fact that these buildings did not collapse randomly from plane crashes and fires ... and I don't think this is doing any permanent harm to the 9/11 movement and I think people who are blowing it up into something really huge are either sort of panicking or just making a tactical mistake. I think we need to let to the researchers do their research we need to keeping harping on what we know, which is that the official story is a big lie.

SOPHIA: What I say at the very end of the movie is that whatever this was very unconventional and highly advanced so there may have been a number of techniques used and we won't know because the technologies employed were likely way beyond what we'd commonly have any inkling or grasp of.

BARRETT: I think that's a very good point, Sophia, and I've tried to make that point too with people who are really sort of allergic to the idea that some kind of unconventional technology might have been used. And my point would be: Given that this was obviously an inside job from the very top of the US command structure, even though it was probably highly compartmentalized and didn't involve a huge number of people, it would have taken advantage of the most advanced technologies of deception and demolition, and in fact they would have arranged it in such a way that anyone who figured out exactly what happened and described it accurately would sound completely insane. So, I wouldn't rule out anything and I think we need to allow researchers to pursue their own path, and we need to criticize each other in a hopefully amicable manner and we activists need to keep going with what we've got.

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