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Note: I will not be doing live shows Monday and Wednesday – tune in to AmericanFreedomRadio.com 3 to 5 pm Central on those days to catch a “best of Truth Jihad Radio” re-run!
Tuesday, April 9th, 11 a.m. to noon Central (9-10 Pacific) on NoLiesRadio.org (then archived here a few hours after broadcast).
Guest: Feroze Mithiborwala, who is helping organize a peace conference aimed at ending the war in Syria. Feroze is one of India’s leading activist intellectuals. He has worked to build a 9/11 truth movement in India and to expose India’s own false-flag operations, including the Mumbai attacks. (See Feroze’s article David Colemann Headley Is A CIA-FBI Agent.)
His latest article on the Syria is The Syrian Crisis, Geopolitical Ramifications And Consequences For India.
Why do you continue to state there is a poll in Pakistan that says 90% of Pakistanis 'know' 9/11 was an inside job? There is no such poll. Please stop trying to decieve your readers.
I'm very sorry if I said that only 90% of Pakistanis know 9/11 was an inside job. The correct figure is 97%. See: http://m911t.blogspot.com/2009/09/only-3-of-pakistanis-say-al-qaeda-did.html
Would you please learn to read? From the original World Opinion site: "Pakistanis are the most skeptical–only 3 percent think al Qaeda did it. There is no consensus about who is responsible for the attacks on New York and Washington; the most common answer is "don't know."
I reiterate, there is no poll saying 90% (or more) Pakistanis "know 9/11 was an inside job".
Stop trying to decieve your audience.
If al-Qaeda didn't do it, OBVIOUSLY it was an inside job! I mean, DUH. Only insiders could orchestrate the set-up of al-Qaeda as the patsy. So there may not be a consensus about precisely which US administration figures, Mossad agents and sayonim neocons, and US military and intelligence personnel did it, but there obviously IS a consensus, among 97% of Pakistanis, that it was an inside job.
And, of course, among all sentient life forms, in all nations, that have thought about this issue.