Ventura is walking a tightrope.

[winston_blade]

I hope he doesn't go too far into 9/11 truth?

 

[sean43]

Mmm from what I am seeing. 9/11 was an inside job chants, this isnt what was planned.

 

[inibo]

I hope he doesn't go too far into 9/11 truth?

He did it just right. He asked a couple of valid questions and left it at that.

 

[ClayTrainor]

Dammit, i just missed it.

Hopefully it wont take long for a youtube.

 

[FrankRep]

He just asked some Questions.

Questions don't scare you, do they?

 

[bkreigh]

"I need to see it in by action (progress towards the Revolution), in 2012 we will give them a race they will never forget." Ventura

 

[thehighwaymanq]

He did it just right. He asked a couple of valid questions and left it at that.

Yup- everything he said is 100% fact. He did imply it was an inside job but he didnt take it to controlled demolition, etc...

It is a fact there should be a new investigation, even if it doesn't find out the "truther" truth- the family members deserve a independent investigation.

 

[max]

I hope he doesn't go too far into 9/11 truth?

Why should Ventura shy away from telling the truth about that awful day that has defined the course of the 21st century????

 

[inibo]

Why should Ventura shy away from telling the truth about that awful day that has defined the course of the 21st century????

Because someone who just comes right and says "inside job," right or wrong is committing political suicide. You don't have to like it, it's the way it is.

 

[LibertyEagle]

because someone who just come right and says "inside job," right or wrong is committing political suicide. You don't have to like it, it's the way it is.

qft

 

[Maltheus]

No doubt, Ventura's quotes will be associated with the CFL by the MSM from this point on. I happen to think it was an inside job, but there's no point in bringing it up at this venue. I like Ventura, I just wish he hadn't done that here.

 

[FrankRep]

No doubt, Ventura's quotes will be associated with the CFL by the MSM from this point on. I happen to think it was an inside job, but there's no point in bringing it up at this venue. I like Ventura, I just wish he hadn't done that here.

Just questions...

 

[Galileo Galilei]

Because someone who just comes right and says "inside job," right or wrong is committing political suicide. You don't have to like it, it's the way it is.

polling data shows that 43% of the country thinks 9/11 was a conspiracy. 84% question the 9/11 Ommission Report. Ron Paul has never polled that high. He could, if he embraced 9/11 Truth. To not embrace 9/11 Truth is political suicide.

 

[freelance]

It seems that 9/11 truth is to the liberty movement what abortion is to the conservatives--A LITMUS TEST (which way, I'm not quite sure), but if we are to have any kind of litmus tests, then I'm quite clear that this is NOT freedom and liberty.

 

[winston_blade]

polling data shows that 43% of the country thinks 9/11 was a conspiracy. 84% question the 9/11 Ommission Report. Ron Paul has never polled that high. He could, if he embraced 9/11 Truth. To not embrace 9/11 Truth is political suicide.

Show me a legit poll.

 

[mport1]

I hope he doesn't go too far into 9/11 truth?

I hope the same for everyone.

 

[jmdrake]

Show me a legit poll.

Here is a legit scientific poll showing that 84% of Americans question the official story.

http://www.angus-reid.com/polls/view/13469

Here is the Zogby poll that shows 42% thinking 9/11 was an inside job.

http://www.911truth.org/images/ZogbyPoll2007.pdf

But hey, in the spirit of Ron Paul's politics let's be "conservative". The Scripps Howard poll shows that 33 percent of Americans think either the government was involved in 9/11, or knew that 9/11 was going to happen but purposefully didn't act because it wanted an excuse to go to war.

http://www.scrippsnews.com/911poll

Had all of those people gone for Ron Paul he would have won the Republican nomination hands down. Of course that's a mighty big "if". But it's still too big of a number to ignore.

Here's the bottom line. Ron Paul didn't embrace 9/11 and he didn't win. Bob Barr hasn't embraced 9/11 and he probably won't win either. The idea of someone running for public office who openly questions 9/11 hasn't been sufficiently tested. The claims that this is "political suicide" is nothing but untested conventional wisdom.

Regards,

John M. Drake

 

[Todd]

Because someone who just comes right and says "inside job," right or wrong is committing political suicide. You don't have to like it, it's the way it is.

Bingo. You win the prize.

If you want to be a truther...fine....but keep it under wraps. What's the old saying you catch more flies with honey than nutty peanut butter?

 

[jmdrake]

Bingo. You win the prize.

If you want to be a truther...fine....but keep it under wraps. What's the old saying you catch more flies with honey than nutty peanut butter?

I didn't know there was a prize for groupthink. I'm just glad that Ron Paul invited Aimme Allen and Jesse Ventura to speak even though they didn't keep their honest beliefs "under wraps". This rally is making it clear that the "cat herding" days of this movement are over.

Regards,

John M. Drake

 

[winston_blade]

Here is a legit scientific poll showing that 84% of Americans question the official story.

http://www.angus-reid.com/polls/view/13469

Here is the Zogby poll that shows 42% thinking 9/11 was an inside job.

http://www.911truth.org/images/ZogbyPoll2007.pdf

But hey, in the spirit of Ron Paul's politics let's be "conservative". The Scripps Howard poll shows that 33 percent of Americans think either the government was involved in 9/11, or knew that 9/11 was going to happen but purposefully didn't act because it wanted an excuse to go to war.

http://www.scrippsnews.com/911poll

Had all of those people gone for Ron Paul he would have won the Republican nomination hands down. Of course that's a mighty big "if". But it's still too big of a number to ignore.

Here's the bottom line. Ron Paul didn't embrace 9/11 and he didn't win. Bob Barr hasn't embraced 9/11 and he probably won't win either. The idea of someone running for public office who openly questions 9/11 hasn't been sufficiently tested. The claims that this is "political suicide" is nothing but untested conventional wisdom.

Regards,

John M. Drake

That is interesting. It makes me wonder why the MSM never talks about it.