Friday, January 22, 2010

Japanese government listens to and discusses 9/11 Truth

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This is an open discussion about 9/11 truth and "The War on Terror" that took place within the Japanese Parliament. This is a series of 8 videos. I have presented 1 of the eight here. I have viewed all eight vids and found it worth my time. While this was done in 2008 I thought it was very relevant given that some people have attempted to say that 9/11 Truthers have no case.
I say ..OH Contraire. It is clear that Councilor Yukihisa Fujita of Japanese Democratic party certainly does not feel that way.
It is wonderful to hear 9/11 truth being openly discussed and considered.
We have repeatedly asserted that 9/11 truth will set us free. This discussion by the Japanese regarding the possibility of not supporting Americas War on Terror because of 9/11 disinfo from America's government is the power of the truth at work.
This little jewel below was in the info column of the vid.

At the National Diet of Japan on January 10, 2008, Councilor Yukihisa Fujita of Democratic Party of Japan, the main opposition party questioned 9/11.
Later the Japanese government took rare steps to force parliamentary approval of a controversial bill reviving a naval mission in the Indian Ocean in support of US-led forces in Afghanistan.
Ahead of the voting Councilor Yukihisa Fujita of Democratic Party of Japan, made a statement at the House of Councilors, the National parliament of Japan,
For 30 minutes he questioned the official version of 9/11 presented to the Japanese government and the public by the US administration.
He concluded that the Japanese governments support of the "war against terror" is solely based on information provided by the US-administration. He demanded further investigations and questions being answered in the face of the governments drive to support the war more actively.



Related Info:

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