Truth and Lies about 9/11

By Michael C. Ruppert, originally published by From The Wilderness

August 30, 2004

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Three years after 9/11, why do so many questions remain unanswered? What really happened, and why? Conspiracy by religious fanatics, or the first strike in a world war over oil? Is the truth knowable or bearable? Join Ruppert, former LAPD detective, whistleblower and activist, for what may be one of the most disturbing, provocative and controversial evenings you will ever spend at The Commonwealth Club.

www.commonwealthclub.org

Michael Ruppert doesn’t mix his words as he delves into peak oil and some of the more troubling questions about the 9/11 attacks at the prestigious Commonwealth Club of California. Read a transcript of the Ruppert’s presentation here (PDF format):
fromthewilderness.com/PDF/Commonwealth.pdf

Michael C. Ruppert

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