Trouble Ahead, Trouble Behind

For this administration, the wheels are most certainly off the track. I can't imagine what it must be like to be a Bush official these days. Pol Pot has had better approval ratings than this. Adding to the wreckage is the former chief economist for Bush's Department of Labor Morgan Reynolds, who will be making a public presentation on 9/11 complicity at the University of Wisconsin on May 6th. Recently, he wrote this on the subject:

"While more Americans doubt the 9/11 story every week, evidence abounds that many have a mental block against rational examination of the evidence of 9/11."

This is no backwater "theorist" speaking, is it? He's one of Bush's former top people, AND a member of Scholars For 9/11 Truth, and he's here to help us with those pesky mental blocks. The whistleblowers are coming out of the woodwork, and the Bush administration is in even more trouble. Recently, Robert Bowman, former head of the Star Wars program, also came forward to say that 9/11 was a set-up. I would like to see Noam Chomsky, or any other 9/11 debunker, debate these people, and see if they can even go one round without making fools of themselves. I suspect they would be drowning on dry land.

Dr. Reynolds' presentation will be accompanied by a screening of the video Loose Change, an excellent documentary on the 9/11 deception that has been making the rounds. In the Dark Ages, church officials refused to look through a telescope and see the universe as it is. Those who deny the obvious evidence for the greatest act of treachery in our country's history are doomed to the same ignominious place in history. But, the fog does seem to be gradually lifting, and Bush's grip on this country is loosening. Despite the best efforts of the administration to keep us distracted by a multitude of other woes, people are smelling smoke, and want to know where it's coming from. When they find out, it could get ugly.