(archived from May 20, 2015)
by
Scott Creighton
“Conspiracy
theorists” have been providing aid and comfort to al Qaeda by
simply asking questions? investigating beyond the BS that the MSM
reports from their “official sources”? That seems to be the
implication.
The
U.S. government is releasing this week the list of English language
texts that were recovered from Osama bin Laden’s Pakistan compound
after the U.S. raid that killed the al Qaeda leader in 2011…
“In
terms of the materials that are there, some of the things that we’ve
found to be of note were that Bin Laden was probably an avid
conspiracy theorist,” Buzz
Feed
It
was bound to happen.
The
propagandists who brought us the “death of bin Laden story” 1.0
and 2.0 (with Sy Hersh) have decided to finally go for broke by
associating some of the biggest names in investigative journalism,
critics of our imperial wars overseas and “conspiracy theorists”
to the dreaded Osama bin Laden.
Basically
anyone who writes or says anything bad about the glorious Big Brother
party that is developing here and in Britain are on bin Laden’s
“DIGITAL” reading list. His “digital” bookshelf.
What
does that mean?
That
means the powers that be have decided to exploit the new Sy Hersh
bullshit story about “the truth” of the raid on the bin Laden
compound (or maybe that’s why Sy’s stupid story came out in the
first place) by releasing what they claim they found on disk drives
or memory sticks. The fact that they are digital means they wont be
able to find bin Laden’s actual fingerprints on an actual book of
any kind.
Of
course if you notice that, you’re a “conspiracy theorist”
In
short, they can put any book or writing they want on that list.
Anything they wish to be viewed in a certain light.
The
English language list is republished below the fold and on it you
will find a number of critics of our Global War of Terrorism along
with folks like Bev Harris (exposed electronic voting machine
rigging), John Perkins (economic hit-man), Michael Ruppert (great
work in Crossing the Rubicon), David Ray Griffin (outstanding work on
9/11), Michel Chossudovsky (anti-globalization), Eustace Mullins
(exposing the Federal Reserve) and the usual slate of unpopular
investigative journalists and activists like Greg Palast, William
Blum and Noam Chomsky.
These
apparently are today’s leading thought criminals.