Sen. K. Johnson Delivers Historic Speech Before the Arizona State Senate

This week, Visibility 9-11 Welcomes Arizona State Senator Karen Johnson to the program. Long time freedom advocate, Senator Johnson recently drew fire in the media for her outspoken advocacy for the truth to come out regarding the September 11th attacks. On June 10, 2008, Senator Johnson gave an historic speech on the floor of the Arizona Senate where she honored Blair Gadsby, the 9-11 Truth Movement, and called for a new and independent investigation into the events of September 11th. Departing from the norm of providing an evidence based 9-11 informational resource, this interview focuses on a more personal side of the Senator, her background and motivations for America, media control, the hope for justice, and an end to false flag terrorism in America. This lady is the real deal and was an honor to have her as a guest on the program; don't miss this one. THANK YOU Senator Johnson!
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    Powerful speech!!

    The "war on terror" began after the attacks of 9/11, so it only makes sense that we'd start with a thorough investigation of that attack. Instead the Bush administration tries for WWIII and capitalizes on the attacks -more than the attackers even capitalized- by pushing through an aggressive agenda that had been laid out well before the attacks (PNAC, look it up).

    Bush's regime doesn't want to catch Bin Laden, we need him as an enemy figure as he needs us. Whether intentionally or not, he is the Bush administrations greatest ally in the "war on terror," which -by design- is never meant to end but rather to pacify the populace with fear and centralize power in favor of a war profiteering elite.

    RyanBWylie
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    http://current.com/items/89175861_war_on_terror_is_s...

    War on terror is a smokescreen for PNAC.

    RyanBWylie

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