Sen. Graham: 9/11 Press Conference (New)

 

https://www.c-span.org/video/standalone/?414563-1/former-senator-bob-graham-addresses-release-911-reports-28-pages

“The unanswered questions still remain unanswered.”
-Senator Bob Graham

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Some observations:

1. Graham avoids much, including Pakistani involvement, focusing exclusively on Saudi Arabia. No mention of the longtime Pak connections, the money transfers and the sacking of General Mahmud Ahmad after FBI discovered his links to Atta.
2. No mention that the cover-up is itself TREASONOUS “Aid and Comfort” and that alone should be enough to arrest US high officials who obstruct justice.
3. No mention of Richard Clarke and the CIA’s hiding of hijackers inside the US for over a year. The CIA’s role in allowing the attacks to succeed is the glaring red flag in all of this, dwarfing everything else.
4. Of course he avoids building forensics, Israeli front company Urban Moving Systems and dozens–if not hundreds–of warnings prior to the event.

Marijuana on the Ballot

 

Marijuana Majority writes:

Hi Joe, August was another extremely busy month for marijuana news! But don’t worry: We’ve compiled anything you might have missed right here in this email… This Month’s Top Marijuana Policy Developments Here’s some of the most important legislative and business news you need to know about from the past month: DEA refuses to reschedule marijuana. In what might be the biggest marijuana news of the year — until Election Day, that is — the Drug Enforcement Administration finally issued its ruling on whether to reclassify marijuana. Unfortunately, the agency decided to keep cannabis in Schedule I, a classification that’s more restrictive than the one for cocaine and which is supposed to be reserved for drugs with no medical value. Marijuana Majority is pushing back by urging Congress to overrule the DEA. Please take action and contact your senators today if you haven’t already. More marijuana initiatives qualify for state ballots. We got some good news this month, too. Officials certified that advocates collected enough signatures to put a marijuana legalization measure on Arizona’s November ballot and that a medical cannabis initiative qualified in North Dakota. Here’s a complete look at the confirmed statewide marijuana ballot questions that voters will decide on this year: Arizona: Full legalization – Proposition 205 Arkansas: Medical cannabis – Issue 6 & Issue 7 California: Full legalization – Proposition 64 Florida: Medical cannabis – Amendment 2 Maine: Full legalization – Question 1 Massachusetts: Full legalization – Question 4 Montana: Restore state’s existing medical cannabis law – Initiative 182 Nevada: Full legalization – Question 2 North Dakota – Medical cannabis – Measure 5 A few other measures are pending the results of lawsuits and disputes over signature and drafting technicalities, so we could still see medical cannabis initiatives on Missouri’s or Oklahoma’s ballots, and voters in Michigan may get the chance to decide on full legalization. Federal court blocks medical marijuana prosecutions. Dealing a huge blow to the DEA, a federal appeals court ruled that a Congressionally-approved amendment stops the Department of Justice from spending any money to prosecute people for activity that is in compliance with state medical marijuana policies, regardless of the ongoing federal prohibition. Illinois decriminalizes marijuana. Late in July, after our last newsletter went out, Gov. Bruce Rauner (R) signed into law a bill that will replace many low-level marijuana arrests with fines. Twenty-one states have now removed the threat of jail for possessing small amounts of cannabis. Marijuana reform gets local. This month the State College, Pennsylvania Borough Council approved an ordinance to reduce penalties for marijuana offenses. In Port Richey, Florida, the City Council advanced a similar measure. City councilmembers in Memphis and Nashville — the two largest cities in Tennessee — are considering ordinances to replace low-level cannabis arrests with modest fines. Local lawmakers in Urbana and Champaign, Illinois agreed to place nonbinding advisory questions about legalizing marijuana before voters on November ballots. And City Council members in Norfolk, Virginia are preparing to push state lawmakers to decriminalize cannabis. Polls show marijuana reform momentum heading into November. A survey found that 64% of California voters support legalizing marijuana. In Arkansas, 68% of voters back the proposed medical cannabis measure. Florida is likely to approve medical marijuana this year, too, as a survey found that 68% of the state’s likely voters support the initiative on November’s ballot. In Utah, where lawmakers have been considering medical cannabis, 64% of likely voters are on board. In a national survey, 56% of Americans now support legalizing marijuana. And a PolitiFact analysis showed that every national poll since 2014 has consistently found more people supporting legalization than opposing it. We. Are. Winning. As Election Day approaches, please help our movement continue our momentum by making a contribution to Marijuana Majority.

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‘Command and Control’

 

Nuclear weapons susceptible to accidental detonation, disappearances…

‘Command and Control’ Exclusive Clip

 

Maine Governor’s Insane Racist Comments

 

Governor Of Maine Says People Of Color Are ‘The Enemy,’ Implies They Should Be Shot

ISIS Mass Graves

72 ISIS mass graves containing up to 15,000 discovered in Iraq & Syria

 

The agency says it has pinpointed the exact location of 72 Islamic State (IS, formerly ISIS/ISIL) mass graves – 17 of those in Syria, the rest in Iraq – which contain anything from at least 5,200 to over 15,000 victims.

War Dogs, More Hollywood Exploitation

 

David Swanson takes on the latest Hollywood tone-deaf exploitation of life and death issues…

Arms Dealing Is Subject of Hollywood Comedy

And it’s true that the (based on a true) story depicted in the film ends up in disaster. But we never see the slightest hint at how arming people to commit mass murder might harm anyone, any more than Wall Street crime movies introduce you to people made homeless by Wall Street scams. The moral lesson of War Dogs seems to be: Abide by proper bureaucratic procedures, buy the instruments of death from approved nations, maintain propriety and transparency in death dealing, and you’ll get only slightly less stinking rich than these clowns did.

JASTA: Washington Blocking 9/11 Lawsuit

 

“Shockingly, the president, State Department, and various members of the U.S. Congress choose to protect the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, rather than the rights of U.S. citizens and 9/11 family members.”
-Kristen Breitweiser

Washington Continues To Ignore 9/11 Families

Treason.

 

Hypocrisy in the NY Times

 

The Dumbed-Down New York Times

 

Colbert v. Pharmascum

 

 

WW3: CIA Morell’s Plans to Bomb Syria, Iran, Russia!

 

Thought of the Day

 

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If all you offer the world is so-called “lesser evilism” then don’t be surprised when people consider you evil.

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