The Denver Channel | ABC 7 News

The sight of Blackhawk helicopters scouring the skies over Denver on Monday and Tuesday night looked like a scene from a movie. Instead, it was an anti-terror drill that surprised and concerned residents, who had not been warned about the exercise.

The choppers came in low, right on top of the buildings in downtown Denver, creating plenty of noise and attracting loads of concerned looks.

“It looked to me like they were Blackhawks and they were trying to practice dropoffs and pickups,” said Baerbel Merrill, who saw the Blackhawks.

The drill was a multi-agency operation involving special forces in the military and Denver police.

“It actually prepares us for the global war on terrorism, to go into an urban environment,” said Lt. Steve Ruh, a spokesman for the U.S. Special Operations Command. “It will help us respond better if the need calls for us to come in.”

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Defends her actions in going public with support for 9/11 truth movement

Steve Watson
Infowars.net
Thursday, Sept 6, 2007

Two time Tony award winning actress and singer Christine Ebersole spoke exclusively to the Alex Jones show yesterday concerning her upcoming appearance at 9/11 truth events in New York on the sixth anniversary of the attacks, and how her life has changed since she pledged allegiance to the movement.

Ebersole went public with her concerns over the undisputable holes in the official version of events surrounding the 9/11 attacks last year on the GCN radio network. Read the rest of this entry »

Maddy Sauer
ABC / The Blotter
Wednesday Aug 15, 2007

Comment: Finally catching up with Prison Planet two weeks late, ABC News omits the most important detail of the analysis - that the IntelCenter logo was added at the same time as the “Al-Qeda” logo - a claim that was later suspiciously reversed by the computer expert.

Flashback: Analyst: Al-Qaeda Videotapes Digitally Doctored

Flashback: Expert Suspiciously Reverses Stance On Doctored Al-Qaeda Tapes

Media and terrorism experts alike have remarked on the increasing sophistication of al Qaeda propaganda videos that continue to be released by the group’s media wing, as Sahab.

One computer expert, however, has conducted extensive image analysis on many of the videos and concluded that in many cases the tapes were likely doctored to give a false impression of the speaker’s location. Read the rest of this entry »