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The 9/11 Chronicles: Daniel Pearl and Pakistani Intrigue Email Print

The world's news sources held the planet's populace enthralled with recent London.   Tony Blair's emissaries were quick to praise the swift vigilance of authorities that were able, according to current reports, thwart what was being billed as a second 9/11.

As more information is revealed from London a name of a familiar organization resurfaces, this time as an important source of informational supply.  It is none other than ISI, shorthand for Inter Services Intelligence - Pakistan's intelligence organization.  

Britain's apparent reliance on and reference to ISI prompts those skeptical of the unproven theory behind the execution of 9/11 to take immediate note.  I am referring to those skeptics who dare question the same authorities that sent America to war on falsified information and practice preventive detention with impunity.

These authorities in Washington and London beseech us to accept in fine-tuned lockstep the theory offered by the establishment-ordained official 9/11 Commission and the mainstream media.  It is all very simple, just like Lee Harvey Oswald being a frustrated loner and deciding to kill President Kennedy all by himself.

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Texas re-districting probably shouldn't have gone forward Email Print

remember in 2003 when democratic state legislators high-tailed it from austin to albuquerque to prevent a vote on the texas redistricting plan...?
   While Texas Senate Democrats remain in New Mexico, their counterparts managed to get some work done in Austin.

    Passage of the map remains far away from a full vote, especially since 11 Texas Democrat senators say the hospitality in Albuquerque, N.M., suits them just fine.

    The Democratic legislators say they'll stay in New Mexico until Republicans and Gov. Rick Perry take the redistricting issue off the table, and said they're prepared to remain out of state up to 30 days, the maximum length of a special session.


remember THIS part...?

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