WKJO? Worth Watching

[isachar]

Far better than Loose Change. "Who Killed John O'Neill"?<br><br><!--EZCODE AUTOLINK START--><a href="http://www.wkjo.com/">www.wkjo.com/</a><!--EZCODE AUTOLINK END--> <p></p><i></i>

[JD]

I think it is incredibly exciting that dissenting video documentaries can be constructed and distributed at next to no cost.<br><br>At first with e-mail and the internet I thought that either a powershift away from entrenched powers would occur, or the internet would get its plugged pulled.<br><br>Obviously neither has happened. Looks like the establishment figured out how to work very nicely in a post internet TEXT world.<br><br>However; if enough people make enough catchy videos like this one or Loose Change even our television-lobotomized society may start to ask questions. Will be interesting to see how things develop. <p></p><i></i>

[isachar]

JD, agreed, though the content of this production far exceeds that of Loose Change which perpetuates the phony "no-plane" scenario at the Pentagon.<br><br>WKJO is an excellent dramatization/exploration of the factual basis of the interlocking relationships and historical underpinnings of the 911 strike on America orchestrated by U.S. agents and operatives.<br><br>I especially like how WKJO explores the tie-in between 911 and Daniel Pearl's murder by Omar Sheik with Pakistan's ISI. This aspect of the 911 operation has not received nearly as much attention as it deserves. WKJO did not mention that the head of Pakistan's ISI was in DC on 9/11 and meeting with high U.S. officials, including (as I recall) Porter Goss who later became Bush's CIA Director and was likely an operative prior to then. <p></p><i></i>