Debunking the ’9/11 Debunkers’ With Stewart Bradley
October 28, 2008
by John-Michael Talboo
Debunking the Debunkers
John-Michael Talboo (JMT)-Q:
So Stewart, let’s jump right into our shared passion of debunking the so-called 9/11 debunkers shall we? You have put together some great videos on the subject including, 9/11 Debunking for Dummies, History Exposed – Critique of History Channel’s documentary “9/11 Conspiracies- Fact or fiction”, 9/11 Cheney Connection, as well as putting out, 9/11 Cheney Connection rebuttal, where you address the small amount of debunking that was attempted in regard to the piece, and most recently you explained, Why Debunkers Make Lousy Cops! :)
I love your work because while you tackle the physical anomalies surrounding 9/11, you also put much focus on the non-scientific issues. I believe these issues get brushed to the side far too much by “debunkers” for the simple reason that so many of them are just plain public knowledge and un-debunkable. I have often pointed out that even if the 9/11 truth movement were to concede the issue of controlled demolition, for arguments sake, the case for complicity is still very strong.
A Few Facts:
FBI translator Sibel Edmonds, in an open letter to the 9/11 Commission, reported that there was “specific information regarding a terrorist attack being planned by Osama bin Laden”, that mentioned major cities, airplanes, approximate timeframe, and operatives already in place in the US. This was reported by FBI agents to “Special Agent in Charge of Counterterrorism Thomas Frields at the FBI Washington Field Office”, but was subsequently ignored.
The FAA received 52 pre-9/11 warnings, including five that “specifically mentioned Al Qaeda’s training or capability to conduct hijackings”, and two that “mentioned suicide operations”. Facts such as these are often glossed over, or downplayed. In regard to the FAA warnings a “debunker” would likely focus on the fact that the suicide operations mentioned were “not connected to aviation”, while ignoring that the FAA warned airports that “the intent of the hijacker is not to exchange hostages for prisoners, but to commit suicide in a spectacular explosion, a domestic hijacking would probably be preferable.” In your video “9/11 Cheney Connection” you point out similar and even more damning facts.
So, please speak to these points, and give the readers a run down of some of the facts you expose in this and other pieces that “debunkers” don’t like to tackle much, at least not honestly.
Stewart Bradley-A:
The case that the debunkers try to avoid, and what I believe to be the 9/11 Truth Movement’s best hope for getting a new investigation, is the LIHOP evidence that key members of the Bush Administration knew the attack was coming and took measures to ensure it’s success for the very purpose of building the long sought after oil pipeline through Afghanistan, starting a war in Iraq by falsely connecting Iraq to 9/11, thereby implementing the “Pax Americana” plan purposed by the PNAC while vastly expanding executive secrecy and power.
The evidence to back this claim can be laid out in a thirteen point timeline based on readily available public records easily found by an internet search. Each point taken alone could be brushed off as coincidence, but when taken together presents an incriminating case that only the most thick headed debunker could deny.
1. The Trans-Afghani Pipeline:
Shortly after the end of the Cold War several major American energy companies began buying up oil supplies in the Caspian Sea region, but without a way to transport this oil to the market these companies could not recoup their investments worth billion of dollars. So in 1997 Dick Cheney led a consortium of energy companies, including Unocal and Enron, in an effort to build a pipeline from Turkmenistan, through Afghanistan, to the Pakistan coast. The problem was the Taliban, who were in power in Afghanistan refused the pipeline deal, and a Unocal spokesman is quoted in the 1998 Congressional Record stating that the pipeline could not happen until the Taliban are removed from power.
2. The PNAC Plan:
Also as a result of the end of the Cold War the Pentagon’s funding was being cut because they no longer had an enemy to justify their massive budget. In response Dick Cheney’s conservative think tank “The Project for a New American Century,” (PNAC) submitted their manifesto, “Rebuilding America’s Defenses“. This report suggests that although “the United States faces no global rival,” (p.i) the U.S. military should prepare “to rapidly deploy and win multiple simultaneous large-scale wars,”(mission outlines) and set up “an enduring American military presence” (p.74) in the Persian Gulf, including Afghanistan and Iraq. Chapter 5 admits this would take a long time,”absent some catastrophic and catalyzing event, like a new Pearl Harbor.”
3. First Actions as Vice President:
Dick Cheney then selects himself to run as George W. Bush’s Vice President in a campaign largely funded by Enron. Shortly after the Supreme Court’s intervention made Cheney the VP, he reopened the pipeline negotiations with the Taliban but the original financial offer was now accompanied by threats of military action if the pipeline was not allowed. The Taliban was told, “You either accept our offer of a carpet of gold or we bury you under a carpet of bombs!”
According to Treasury Secretary Paul O’Neill, in their very first National Security Council meeting Bush and Cheney began brainstorming ideas for how to start a war in Iraq, and Judicial Watch has exposed secret maps drawn up by Cheney’s Energy Task Force in March of 2001 detailing Iraq’s oil industries size and estimated value.















































