Valja30 april 2008 – 10:15

Former Governor Jesse Ventura broke through
the media blockade recently, exposing major
inconsistencies of the official 9/11 story and
Ventura’s notoriety as a fiercely independent
upstart may have kept Hannity, for one, from
playing his usual dirty tricks.
As former Minnesota Governor, Ventura
may be the highest level official in the United
States to take 9/11 truth questions seriously,
yet his enduring popularity and success as
a celebrity, wrestler, Hollywood star, Navy
SEAL and even Harvard professor make
him more difficult to diffuse and ignore than
celebrities who have previously come forward
or Congressmen who have flirted with raising
questions.
The Associated Press ran a story about
Ventura’s 9/11 comments following an
appearance on the Alex Jones Show that has
now exploded into a frenzy of coverage as he
makes the rounds to promote his book Don’t
Start the Revolution Without Me, a title that
may prove to be more than just rhetoric.

Operation Cointelpro infiltrating the anti war mouvement.

BY WAYNE MADSEN / WAYNE MADSEN REPORT
WMR has been investigating a covert operation
involving active duty and reserve US military
personnel who infiltrate anti-war groups
in the United States, particularly Iraq and
Afghanistan veterans groups opposed to the
Bush administration’s war policies.
The move by the Bush administration
appears to be a resurrection of Operation
Garden Plot, a 1960s program that saw the
use of National Guard units to quell civil
disturbances in the United States, in addition to
the infiltration of anti-war groups by National
Guard and Reserve intelligence personnel.
On April 11, 2002, Major General (ret.)
Richard Alexander, the executive director of
the National Guard Association of the United
States, tipped his hand on Garden Plot when
he testified before the Senate Appropriations.

http://www.rockcreekfreepress.com/CreekV2No5-Web.pdf