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Text of Ed Thompson's July 31 Radio Comments on Kevin Barrett and 9/11 Truth:
At last, Democrats and Republicans agree on an issue concerning the truth. At least two Wisconsin gubernatorial candidates do. But you might not like what I have to say about the truth when I come back with „Just a Little Common Sense.‰
30 SECOND COMMERCIAL
Kevin Barrett is the University of Wisconsin lecturer who believes that the 9/11 disaster was not only an inside job, but that the government had something to do with it.
He is not alone in this contention. A Brigham Young University physicist, Steven Jones, has done thorough research on 9/11 that supports Barrett‚s argument. Eminent American Theologian David Ray Griffin agrees.
A Zogby poll says that 42% of the US population thinks there has been a 911 cover up, and 45% think Congress should investigate.
On the other hand, a lot of people think Barrett is a kook. That‚s where Green and Doyle agree.
On TV, Doyle questioned whether Barrett has the capacity to teach students in this state. Green said that no taxpayer or tuition dollars should be going to Kevin Barrett so he can tell students that September 11th was created by the government.
46% of the legislature signed a letter to UW-Madison calling for the university to fire Kevin Barrett. All but one of them were Republicans. I wonder if Doyle feels a little awkward being in agreement with all those folks from the enemy camp.
Kevin Barrett says that he encourages students to question information and use their brains to figure out what the truth might be, no matter what the issue.
It‚s like the plaque on Bascom Hall says, that the university should (quote) „Ever encourage that continual and fearless sifting and winnowing by which alone the truth can be found.‰ (unquote)
I don‚t profess to know everything about 9/11 but there are reasons to question the official version of the disaster.
Rescue workers statements referring to controlled demolition were not reported by the media. The mangled steel girders from the buildings were recycled out of the country without being subjected to scientific analysis. And why have so many reputable scientists shown, through extensive research, that the towers didn‚t collapse because airplanes flew into them?
When Representative Steve Nass was challenged to a debate on the issue by Barrett, a Nass spokesman said, that would be like debating the existence of the bogeyman. Does that mean Nass thinks 42% of the American people believe in the bogeyman?
I haven‚t heard all that Barrett has to say, but I do like the idea of sifting and winnowing to find the truth.
Apparently Kevin Barrett has read that plaque on Bascom Hall and regards it as a job description.
Our elected officials ought to do the same. I‚d prefer a government run by the truth rather than one running on blind emotion.
This is Ed Thompson with „Just a Little Common Sense.‰ Let me know what you‚re thinking. Send an email to [email protected], or just drop in at the Teepee and say hello.
All Ed Thompson's radio comments are archived at: http://www.b945country.com/modules/web/index.php/id/164
At last, Democrats and Republicans agree on an issue concerning the truth. At least two Wisconsin gubernatorial candidates do. But you might not like what I have to say about the truth when I come back with „Just a Little Common Sense.‰
30 SECOND COMMERCIAL
Kevin Barrett is the University of Wisconsin lecturer who believes that the 9/11 disaster was not only an inside job, but that the government had something to do with it.
He is not alone in this contention. A Brigham Young University physicist, Steven Jones, has done thorough research on 9/11 that supports Barrett‚s argument. Eminent American Theologian David Ray Griffin agrees.
A Zogby poll says that 42% of the US population thinks there has been a 911 cover up, and 45% think Congress should investigate.
On the other hand, a lot of people think Barrett is a kook. That‚s where Green and Doyle agree.
On TV, Doyle questioned whether Barrett has the capacity to teach students in this state. Green said that no taxpayer or tuition dollars should be going to Kevin Barrett so he can tell students that September 11th was created by the government.
46% of the legislature signed a letter to UW-Madison calling for the university to fire Kevin Barrett. All but one of them were Republicans. I wonder if Doyle feels a little awkward being in agreement with all those folks from the enemy camp.
Kevin Barrett says that he encourages students to question information and use their brains to figure out what the truth might be, no matter what the issue.
It‚s like the plaque on Bascom Hall says, that the university should (quote) „Ever encourage that continual and fearless sifting and winnowing by which alone the truth can be found.‰ (unquote)
I don‚t profess to know everything about 9/11 but there are reasons to question the official version of the disaster.
Rescue workers statements referring to controlled demolition were not reported by the media. The mangled steel girders from the buildings were recycled out of the country without being subjected to scientific analysis. And why have so many reputable scientists shown, through extensive research, that the towers didn‚t collapse because airplanes flew into them?
When Representative Steve Nass was challenged to a debate on the issue by Barrett, a Nass spokesman said, that would be like debating the existence of the bogeyman. Does that mean Nass thinks 42% of the American people believe in the bogeyman?
I haven‚t heard all that Barrett has to say, but I do like the idea of sifting and winnowing to find the truth.
Apparently Kevin Barrett has read that plaque on Bascom Hall and regards it as a job description.
Our elected officials ought to do the same. I‚d prefer a government run by the truth rather than one running on blind emotion.
This is Ed Thompson with „Just a Little Common Sense.‰ Let me know what you‚re thinking. Send an email to [email protected], or just drop in at the Teepee and say hello.
All Ed Thompson's radio comments are archived at: http://www.b945country.com/modules/web/index.php/id/164