This week, the corporate media launched into a bizarre full front orchestrated attack on French, Oscar winning actress, Marion Cotillard, for her doubts about the official story of 9/11. What makes it bizarre is that she made them over 1 year ago. So, why drudge them up now?
It is likely it is part of a futile damage control by US and UK corporate media, who have been accomplices in the 9/11 attacks, some since day 1.
This concept has to be striking terror in the hearts of media censors, shills and thugs, who have apparently been involved in the 9/11 cover up and effort to terrorize Americans since day one.
The BBC "somehow" knew that WTC 7 was going to collapse 23 minutes "before" anyone in the world knew it was going to happen. When this footage was discovered the BBC then engaged in a childish frantic cover up where they claimed to have "lost" all three of their legally required archive films showing their reporter in NYC on 9/11, announcing the WTC 7 collapse "23 minutes before it did."
CNN apparently was also involved, having foreknowledge of the WTC 7 collapse, about an hour "before anyone in the world".
Of course corporate media in the US and UK has never spent any time investigating these bizarre examples of insider knowledge they themselves are now proven to have had on 9/11. HOWEVER, they have dedicated substantial time acting as thugs, attacking anyone who questions the increasingly transparent official myth of 9/11.
Rosie O'Donnell and Charlie Sheen were among the media's early victims, when they came out and challenged the official story of the building collapses. The oscar winning French actress is just the latest.
But, again, why are they attacking her now for year old 9/11 comments? Not only because of 9/11 Commissioner Kerry's call for a new 9/11 investigation, for his reported call for one, is just part of an avalanche of 9/11 truth and suspicion bursting forth from government and popular culture.
Before that Dennis Kucinich had committed to opening new 9/11 investigations.
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