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Andrew Mills

                 

Andrew Mills is a groundwater hydrologist employed in an engineering consulting company. He and his wife have six children and 18 grandchildren. He was active in the civil rights movement in the 1950's and 1960's, and spent 9 years in India as a missionary specializing in water supply. Funded by the Egyptian government and USAID, in the early 1980's he investigated and reported on the water resources of the Sinai peninsula. He formed the New Jersey Peace Mission in the 1980s which arranged for groups to lobby in D.C. to stop funding the Contras in Nicaragua.

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Wednesday, September 10, 2008
My Brush with Obsession
(2 comments) My wife was surprised the other day to receive in the mail a free copy of the DVD "Obsession - Radical Islam's War Against the West" from the Clarion Fund. She couldn't figure out why she was the lucky recipient except perhaps for the fact that she is a registered Republican in suburban Philadelphia, a part of the state where the Presidential candidates are competing aggressively for votes. But why send her this DVD?

Saturday, March 1, 2008
Not to be an Alarmist, but...
(1 comments) Steve Alten's new novel, The Shell Game, offers not only nail-biting entertainment but also penetrating comments on the 9/11 attacks and the manner in which a home-grown terrorist attack could occur again. Oddly enough, his conclusions are pretty close to what Zbigniew Brzezinski testified to in a Senate committee a year ago.

Friday, February 23, 2007
Reasons to Doubt the Official Story about the 9/11 Attacks
(12 comments) Listing and description of the ways in which the Administration ignored pre-9/11 intelligence about the attacks, lied about this knowledge, and placed major roadblocks in the path of the investigation of the attacks.

Wednesday, February 7, 2007
Why We Need a New 9/11 Commission
(2 comments) Ill-served by the 9/11 Commission Report, 9/11 deserves another investigation -- one that's thorough and unimpeachable this time.
 

 

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