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Jesse ‘the Body’ Ventura on 9/11, the Fed, Vietnam, Manipulated Press & Truth Tellers at MN Booksigning

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“We in America, today, like to say we want to hear the truth.
We like to feel we want the truth.
Then why is it that we attack all the truth tellers?”

“Anyone know the definition of fascism?
It’s when corporations team with organized religion
to control your government.
Sound familiar?”

“Keep up the good work, guys.
Keep asking the questions.”

Transcriptions by Jeff Fenske

Related: Ventura’s 9/11 Questions Break Through Mainstream Media Dam

Skousen: The Iranian Speedboat Incident—A Provocation or US Black Operation?

World Affairs Brief, January 11, 2008. Commentary and Insights on a Troubled World.

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THE IRANIAN SPEEDBOAT INCIDENT: A PROVOCATION OR US BLACK OPERATION?

According to Pentagon spokesman, Bryan Whitman, “three U.S. ships had been in international waters passing through the Strait of Hormuz on Sunday when they were approached by five fast boats, at least some of which were visibly armed…. The boats made some aggressive maneuvers against our vessels and indicated some hostile intent…. the speed of the Iranian boats and their distance from the U.S. Navy vessels demonstrated potentially hostile intent. Bridge-to-bridge radio communications between the Iranian vessels and the U.S. Navy ships reinforced this impression.”

I’ve seen the videos of the speedboats and they certainly aren’t bristling with any visible arms capable of doing damage to a destroyer. I think the Pentagon is exaggerating the threat.

TerrorStorm (full movie – history of false-flag operations, etc.)

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