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VIDEO:
The Great Conspiracy
The 9-11 News Special You Never Saw
Documentary by Barrie Zwicker
runtime 1:10:22, click play to start
THE GREAT CONSPIRACY:
The 9/11 News Special You Never Saw is a 70-minute sequel to The Great Deception, the ground-breaking 44-minute
video by Barrie Zwicker, the first mainstream journalist in the world to ask hard questions, in early 2002, about the official
story of the events of 9/11. In The Great Conspiracy, Zwicker analyses the use of fear to befuddle the public, and deconstructs
the so-called "war on terrorism" as a public control mechanism. He then examines in depth the failure of the military to function
on 9/11 and the entirely inappropriate behaviour of the president and his aides that day. Finally, the resistance of the White
House to any proper investigation, the extreme taintedness of the 9/11 commission and its drastic underperformance are examined.
Throughout, the compliance and complicity of the mainstream media in maintaining a trance of ignorance is addressed. And the
responsibility of each thinking citizen emphasized at the end.
TvNewsLIES Editor’s Comment:
This
is a must see film. Every American should see this. If you have any questions as to why George W. Bush and his administration
should not only be removed from power, but should be prosecuted for treason and crimes against humanity, see this film! Finally
we have a journalist who is doing his job. Not surprisingly, he is from Canada! See this film and get as many people as you
can to see it as well.
THIS IS AN ABSOLUTE MUST SEE FILM!
Barrie Zwicker, maker of The Great Conspiracy- The 9/11 News Special You Never Saw
, is from Toronto, Canada where he was, for many years, the host of a national TV show and a media critic. He is also a long-distance
runner and writer. The film addresses what Zwicker calls the "9/11" cover-up which he says became obvious to him when he saw
that no planes intervened in the 2 hours they had to stop the planes from going into the Twin Towers in New York, he saw how
the Bush Administration didn't do much of anything (Bush continued to read to children in school in Florida), and how there
was no investigation into the crime until over 400 days later when Kissinger, the master of many cover-ups, was put in charge.
The 911 Commission Report didn't even address the most important issues of the crime.
Zwicker says he has decided to devote the rest of his life to uncovering what happened on 9/11/01 He goes on to talk about
a book he's writing now about 9/11 with some emphasis on exploring the issue of why people don't question that the US military
didn't intervene in this attack, that the US Government had the names of the alleged perpetrators minutes after the attack,
but didn't stop them before, etc.--many pieces of information that should cause people to question the official story. Zwicker
divides people generally into 3 groups--
- those that "got" that it was a cover up intuitively fairly soon after the tragic event,
- those that have been convinced to question it over time and after seeing evidence to the contrary of the official story
and
- those that can't bear to even consider that the official story is not true.
This third category is especially perplexing considering how long governments have been doing brutal and secretive things
such as testing nuclear weapons in the US and letting huge numbers of Americans, even whole cities, be exposed to radiation
while the government kept secret track of how the health of these people was affected by the radiation.
He explains that people often act against their own interests and gives the broad support for Hitler as an example saying
that the only folks who stood against Hitler in Germany were the Socialists and the Communists. It is the "conscious left"
and we must stand up and speak out. He speaks highly of Malcolm Gladwell's books Blink and The Tipping Point which explain
how very quickly the right brain can kick in and people can "get" the truth about something. When enough people do "get it"
the "tipping point" is reached and change happens.
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