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In Paranoia's Palm

Posted on Sunday, March 05 at 11:17 by jensonj
Coincidentally, the government in the Netherlands has launched a major campaign to raise awareness of a possible terrorist attack this week. Adverts are being placed nationwide to both try and reassure the public and let them know what to do if they see something suspicious and how to respond if an attack happens. We also discuss the campaign in the programme. And staying with the theme of terrorism - this edition also features an extended interview with John Falding whose girlfriend, Anat Rosenberg, was murdered in the terrorist bombings in London in July last year. http://www.radionetherlands.nl/features/amsterdamforum/060305af

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  1. by avatar Milton
    Mon Mar 06, 2006 3:29 am
    <li><a href="http://www.question911.com/linkout.php?filename=Loose%20Change%20-%20A%20Documentary%20on%20911%20Part%201.wmv">Loose Change part 1</a> <li><a href="http://www.question911.com/linkout.php?filename=Loose%20Change%20-%20A%20Documentary%20on%20911%20Part%202.wmv">Loose Change part 2</a> <p>Click the first link, right click the alternate mirror 1 link and select "save link as", then do the same thing with the 2nd link. Play the videos, they are in divx format. Strange how the same company is involved in the Oklahoma city bombing, the WTC Sept 11, 2001 bombing and the London subway/bus bombings. Who are the terrorists? Who are the accomplices? There has not been any <b>official</b> competent investigation conducted into what happened in any of these tragedies. <p>---<br><br />
    "Unthinking respect for authority is the greatest enemy of truth."<br />
    (Albert Einstein)



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