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Willie Rodriguez: Seven years of political fear since 9/11

Infowars
October 29, 2008

Prominent 9/11 survivor Willie Rodriguez went on Sky News in the UK on Oct. 21 to call attention to the fact that Americans have been faced with ’seven years of fear’ since 9/11, and only the economic crisis has forced politicians to switch gears from fear mongering for the ‘War on Terror’ to other matters.

Rodriguez criticized the 9/11 grandstanding that convinced the public to initially support the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. He also relayed his experiences on the day of the attacks, pointing out that he witnessed multiple explosions in the basement.

The anchor seems rather unfazed by news of explosions in the basement; perhaps she thought he was referring to the plane hitting the top of the towers.

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Yukihisa Fujita questions 9/11 for third time in Japanese Diet

911video.de
October 29, 2008

You Tube Link (edited version of the 20 minute long speech - complete version will be added)

On October 22, 2008, Yukihisa Fujita, Congressman for the Democratic Party of Japan made a 20 minute speech on the floor of the Japanese Diet or House of Representatives. For the third time this year he directly questioned the official version of 9/11

At the same time he called on the government to stop all support for the US-led military operations. After presenting reports of heavy civilian and military losses in Iraq and Afghanistan he went on to describe the Kucinich impeachment debate in US-Congress and its wide support by representatives of the House. In detail he listed the particular reasons for impeachment, that US-Congressman Dennis Kucinich presented to congress this summer. He also reported on Ron Paul’s demands for impeachment and new 9/11 investigations.

Fujita emphasized that there was never an official police investigation into the deaths of the 24 Japanese citizens who were killed on 9/11, he then talked about questions put forward by Japanese victim`s families of 9/11 to the former Prime Minister Koshimizu and asked why the government never responded.

This time there was no public broadcast of his 20 minute speech on NHK television. It was the third time since January, that Yukihisa Fujita voiced his doubts about 9/11 on the floor of the Japanese parliament.

Fujita is a member of the Democratic Party of Japan which is the main opposition party, holding a majority in the Upper House of Parliament and has 36 % of the seats in the Lower House, the more powerful house. Mr. Fujita`s calls for a new investigation are backed by his party leadership. He made also presentations to members of other parties.

Yukihisa Fujita is currently working to form an international coalition to demand an independent, international 9/11 investigation and has been in contact with politicians in Europe and the US.

Here a video interview with MP Fujita in July 2008 in Berlin