Ahmadinejad: 9/11 was a complicated intelligence move

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http://www.irna.ir/En/View/FullStory/?NewsId=996998&idLanguage=3


excerpt from: Ahmadinejad: Rigi’s arrest humiliated US, Britain, Zionists

IRNA, 6 March 2010

[fish5133]

Wonder if he has any "intelligence" to throw into the ring in support of his statement. A double agent lurking in the cupboard- hopefully or maybe he is getting his facts from the wider truth community.
Loose Rials perhaps

[Thermate911]

[conspiracy analyst]

Better late than never...



Ahmadinejad: 9/11 a big lie, pretext to occupy Afghanistan
Sat, 06 Mar 2010 15:37:32 GMT


Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad insists the capitalist system, established by Israelis, is on verge of collapse, adding that the 9/11 was a set-up to occupy Afghanistan and wage a so-called 'war on terror.'

The president described the September 11, 2001 destruction of the twin World Trade Center buildings in New York as a preconceived "scenario and a sophisticated intelligence measure" and emphasized that the 9/11 incident was a "big lie intended to serve as a pretext for fighting terrorism and setting the grounds for sending troops to Afghanistan."

"Depredation, bullying and killing the reality of humanity are the outcomes of the capitalist way of thinking," Ahmadinejad said on Saturday.

He deplored crimes by arrogant powers, saying, "They carry out heinous killings and acts of terror in the world under the guise of [defending] human rights."

Dr. Ahmadinejad reiterated that with the advent of the Islamic Revolution the materialistic mentality was challenged and Marxism was destroyed.

"Today," he added, "With blessings from the Almighty, the Capitalist system, founded by the Zionists, has also reached an end."

The Iranian President then noted that "the aggression" by the US government and the deployment of forces to the region by NATO "was merely to rescue the liberal democratic establishment and the capitalist belief."

Referring to the recent arrest of the terrorist leader Abdomalek Rigi by Iranian intelligence forces, Dr. Ahmadinejad also noted that his capture indicates the extreme desperateness of the intelligence agencies of the US, Britain and the Israeli regime.

Rigi was captured by Iranian security forces on February 23. He was aboard a passenger jet flying to Kyrgyzstan from the UAE when his plane was grounded in the Iranian port city of Bandar Abbas.

A few hours after Rigi's arrest, Iranian Intelligence Minister Heidar Moslehi said that the notorious villain was at a US base 24 hours prior to being captured by Iranian forces, adding that the Americans had issued an Afghan passport for him.

In his confessions, Rigi revealed details about his ties with some intelligence agencies such as the CIA and said that he had closely cooperated with the security services of Afghanistan and Pakistan.

SF/HGH/MMN/MB

[Disco_Destroyer]

I'm sure he said it also on TV around the time Chavez said it

[Thermate911]

Yep and in Noo Yark a while back.

[letthemeatmadeiracake]

This isn't so much about what's being said as WHO is saying it.

1) it probably discredits 9/11 Truth movement
2) further fans the fervour for war with Iran

(in my humble opinion as I've not bothered to listen/read what he's saying - he's an elite puppet so why bother).

Disclaimer: pending reading what he actually said, and if it provides new insights or evidence, which I doubt though.

[conspiracy analyst]

Spreading like wildfire to Japan now...


Japanese Have Washington Post Running Scared over 9/11

The issue, as framed by the U.S. ruling elite’s hometown house organ is very simple; a top insider in Japan’s new government has lost his marbles. The Washington Post’s apoplexy over the fact that Councilor Yukihisa Fujita isn’t buying the official version of what happened on September 11, 2001, is well reflected in the two headlines it gave to its March 8, 2010 editorial. First we have the print edition:

Poisonous Thinking in Japan

Has a conspiratorial view of 9/11 taken hold in the ruling party?

Then we have the even more hysterical headline in the electronic version:

A Leading Japanese Politician Espouses a 9/11 Fantasy

The two paragraphs below capture the flavor of The Post’s screed. I have provided some educational assistance for the reader by supplying useful links. Only the last of the six links was in The Post’s original online version.

Fujita's ideas about the attack on the World Trade Center, which he shared with us in a recent interview, are too bizarre, half-baked and intellectually bogus to merit serious discussion. He questions whether it was really the work of terrorists; suggests that shadowy forces with advance knowledge of the plot played the stock market to profit from it; peddles the fantastic idea that eight of the 19 hijackers are alive and well; and hints that controlled demolition rather than fire or debris may be a more likely explanation for at least the collapse of the building at 7 World Trade Center, which was adjacent to the twin towers.

As with almost any calamity whose scale and scope assume historic proportions, the events of Sept. 11 have spawned a thriving subculture of conspiracy theorists at home and abroad. The only thing novel about Mr. Fujita is that a man so susceptible to the imaginings of the lunatic fringe happens to occupy a notable position in the governing apparatus of a nation that boasts the world's second-largest economy.


The giveaway as to how frantic The Post is over this matter is that they are editorializing before reporting. That Fujita, who as a graduate of Keio University is about as plugged in to Japan’s ruling “old boy” network as it is possible to be, has abandoned the 9/11 sinking ship was not previously even mentioned in The Post or anywhere else in the mainstream U.S. press, to my knowledge.

Now The Post tells us that they have interviewed him, and here we see them running out of the interview screaming like Chicken Little. So where is the interview itself? Shouldn’t we all raise a hue and cry for The Post to print the whole thing so we can decide for ourselves whether Fujita’s "ideas" (conclusions based upon an examination of the evidence?) really "are too bizarre, half-baked and intellectually bogus to merit serious discussion." The Post can’t claim lack of print space. We’re in the Internet age now. We don’t really need the mainstream media to give us all our opinions pre-chewed and digested.

I’m not holding my breath waiting for The Post to print that interview, no matter how much we might clamor for it. It would be nice if Fujita taped it and publishes it himself.

David Martin

March 8, 2010

[TonyGosling]

Ahmadinejad: 9/11 scenario dubious - Sat, 07 Aug 2010 17:03:17 GMT
Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad says Western media hyped the September 11, 2001 attacks to pave the way for the US-led invasion of Afghanistan and Iraq.
"What was the story behind September 11? In the space of five to six days, and with the aid of the media, they swayed public opinion to the point of considering an attack on Afghanistan and Iraq permissible and a right [for themselves]," he said in a televised speech.....
http://www.presstv.ir/programs/detail.aspx?sectionid=3510540&id=134284 #134284

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