9/11 CultWatch

Coming Soon: Four Lions

Thanks to the Sugarbeet Bhoy for drawing my attention to Chris Morris comedy, Four Lions, which had its premiere at the weekend.

The trailer below suggests it is influenced more than slightly by the failed 21/7 bombings.....

 

Pakistan Imperiled By Conspiracy Theories

Ahmed Rashid has been responsible for some of the most incisive writing about Pakistan in recent years. 

This article, on the scale of conspiracy theories in his home country, and the fact they stifle debate, is timely. We urge visitors to this site to read it.  

I Used To Be a 9/11 Truther, But I'm All Right Now

That seems to be the case with Glasgow Airport baggage handler John Smeaton, who famously got stuck into the Islamist fanatics who attempted to bomb his workplace last year.

See his comments here.

Rashid Rauf Allowed To Escape In Pakistan

Rashid Rauf, one of the Britons allegedly involved in the 2006 plot to blow up airliners flying out of Britain, has apparently been allowed to escape from custody in Pakistan.

Writers such as Nafeez Ahmed have poured scorn on this alleged plot, where liquid explosives were supposedly going to be used to blow up some 20 aircraft. The suggestion also existed of Pakistani Intelligence acting as agents provocateurs to entice British Muslim extremists into terrorist actions. What then can we make of Rauf's disappearance, and the arrest of officers who allegedly helped him?

One of the consistent positions pushed by 9/11 Cultwatch has concerned the need to take political and security events seriously in countries like Pakistan and Saudi Arabia. The 9/11 Cult, which solely views the world through the lens of the nasty Americans manipulating Muslim countries at all levels, has not even begun to get to grips with political reality.

Perhaps they can, with this case?