Beware NWO! Is Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn a 9/11 Truther?

[TonyGosling]

Beware NWO! Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn is a 9/11 Truther
http://www.911forum.org.uk/board/viewtopic.php?p=170938#170938

I thought it was a good idea to pinch this from the Wilson Plot thread and start another one here because this is getting deadly serious and UK is looking increasingly like a Pinochet style military/big business dictatorship

[TonyGosling]

Blunt: 'No obligation' to share intelligence with Corbyn
22 September 2015 Last updated at 13:42 BST
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-34326576

Crispin Blunt, the Chairman of the Foreign Affairs Select Committee, says the government is not under any obligation to share intelligence information with the new Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn.
His comments come just days after a senior serving general, speaking anonymously to the Sunday Times, said Mr Corbyn's victory had been greeted with 'wholesale dismay' in the army. He warned there would be "mass resignations at all levels and you would face the very real prospect of an event which would effectively be a mutiny" if Mr Corbyn became prime minister.
Mr Blunt told BBC HARDtalk's Stephen Sackur that the serving general's opinion was "inappropriate" and that if Jeremy Corbyn were elected prime minister the army like everyone else would have to carry out the instructions of the elected government.
In the meantime, it was a matter for the government to decide how much access to privileged information the leader of the opposition had. There would be no point in passing on such information if it would not achieve consensus, he said.
You can see the interview in full on BBC World News on Tuesday 22 September at 14:30 and 19:30 GMT and on the BBC News Channel at 20:30 BST and again at 00:30 BST on Wednesday 23 September.

[TonyGosling]

Corbyn's conspiracy theory: 9/11 attacks were 'manipulated' to make it look like Osama Bin Laden was responsible, says Labour leader
Labour leader claimed Tony Blair and George W Bush used it to go to war
Wrote articles appearing to endorse 'New World Order' conspiracy theory
It comes as MPs expected to publicly state party is unelectable under him
By Kate Pickles For Mailonline Published: 09:27, 26 September 2015
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3249892/Corbyn-s-conspiracy-th eory-9-11-attacks-manipulated-make-look-like-Osama-Bin-Laden-responsib le.html

Jeremy Corbyn claimed the 9/11 attacks were 'manipulated' by the West so it could go to war in Afghanistan in an article he wrote 12 years ago, it has emerged today.
The Labour leader made the assertions in a number of written pieces where he criticised Tony Blair and George W Bush for using the September 11 attacks in New York to go to war.
He claims Osama bin Laden was made to look responsible to facilitate their aims and seemed to endorse conspiracy theories about a 'New World Order'.
In the 2003 piece for The Morning Star, he wrote: 'Historians will study with interest the news manipulation of the past 18 months, The Telegraph reports.
'After September 11, the claims that bin Laden and al-Qaida had committed the atrocity were quickly and loudly made.
'This was turned into an attack on the Taliban and then, subtly, into regime change in Afghanistan.'
Prior to that, he wrote a series of articles which appear to have endorsed the conspiracy theory about the 'New World Order'.
The revelations come ahead of Mr Corbyn's first Labour conference as leader where a number of MPs are expected to state the party is unelectable under him.
Labour grandee Lord Mandelson has already warned MPs against making an early move to oust Jeremy Corbyn - but insisted the party could not win with the 66-year-old 'loser' in charge.
The former business secretary said the party had 'stuck two fingers up' at the country by choosing Mr Corbyn as leader but, in a leaked memo, he said Mr Corbyn couldn't be replaced until he had shown how unpopular he is at the polls.
The articles, including one for 'Labour Briefing' in 1991, Mr Corbyn wrote that the Gulf War was a 'curtain raiser' for the New World Order, stating at the rich and powerful and 'white and western' could maintain economic order with the 'free use of all the weapons'.
Furthermore, in Socialist Campaign Group News the same year, he wrote: 'The aim of the war machine of the United States is to maintain a world order dominated by the banks and multinational companies of Europe and North America.'
Mr Corbyn stormed to victory in the Labour leadership contest with 60 per cent of the vote, despite being unknown outside Westminster.
But the nation's first impression of the 66-year-old is far from positive in an IpsosMORI poll.
Mr Corbyn was on minus 3 per cent, with 33 per cent satisfied with the way he is doing his job and 36 per cent dissatisfied.

Robin Cook from July 8th 2005
Osama bin Laden is no more a true representative of Islam than General Mladic, who commanded the Serbian forces, could be held up as an example of Christianity. After all, it is written in the Qur'an that we were made into different peoples not that we might despise each other, but that we might understand each other.
Bin Laden was, though, a product of a monumental miscalculation by western security agencies. Throughout the 80s he was armed by the CIA and funded by the Saudis to wage jihad against the Russian occupation of Afghanistan. Al-Qaida, literally "the database", was originally the computer file of the thousands of mujahideen who were recruited and trained with help from the CIA to defeat the Russians. Inexplicably, and with disastrous consequences, it never appears to have occurred to Washington that once Russia was out of the way, Bin Laden's organisation would turn its attention to the west.
The danger now is that the west's current response to the terrorist threat compounds that original error. So long as the struggle against terrorism is conceived as a war that can be won by military means, it is doomed to fail. The more the west emphasises confrontation, the more it silences moderate voices in the Muslim world who want to speak up for cooperation. Success will only come from isolating the terrorists and denying them support, funds and recruits, which means focusing more on our common ground with the Muslim world than on what divides us.
http://www.theguardian.com/uk/2005/jul/08/july7.development

Robin Cook
"There is a propaganda campaign to make the public believe in the presence of an identified entity representing the 'devil' only in order to drive the TV watcher to accept a unified international leadership for a war against terrorism."
https://thetruthorthefight.wordpress.com/2009/02/25/robin-cook/

[TonyGosling]

Jeremy Corbyn: 9/11 was 'manipulated'
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/politics/Jeremy_Corbyn/11892383/Jeremy -Corbyn-911-was-manipulated.html
In comments that will raise questions about his suitability to lead the Labour Party, Mr Corbyn appeared to blame George Bush and Tony Blair for using the September 11 attacks in New York to allow them to go to war
By Peter Dominiczak, Political Editor 10:00PM BST 25 Sep 2015
http://www.911forum.org.uk/board/viewtopic.php?p=170907#170907
Jeremy Corbyn has claimed that 9/11 was "manipulated" to make it look like Osama Bin Laden was responsible to allow the West to go to war in Afghanistan.
In comments that will raise questions about his suitability to lead the Labour Party, Mr Corbyn appeared to blame George Bush and Tony Blair for using the September 11 attacks in New York to allow them to go to war.
In a series of further articles, Mr Corbyn also appears to endorse controversial conspiracy theories about a “New World Order”.
It comes as Mr Corbyn prepares for his first conference as Labour leader.
Mr Corbyn will attempt to use the Brighton conference to unite the party after it threatened to split apart in the wake of his shock election victory.
However, a number of Labour MPs are expected to use the conference to publicly state that the party is unelectable under Mr Corbyn.
Lord Mandelson on Friday said that the party should only consider ousting Mr Corbyn after it is clear the public have realised the party "cannot be elected with Corbyn as leader".
Mr Corbyn was heavily criticised in the days before winning the Labour leadership after suggesting that the death of Osama Bin Laden was a “tragedy”.
In the 2003 article for The Morning Star newspaper, Mr Corbyn wrote: “Historians will study with interest the news manipulation of the past 18 months.
“After September 11, the claims that bin Laden and al-Qaida had committed the atrocity were quickly and loudly made.
“This was turned into an attack on the Taliban and then, subtly, into regime change in Afghanistan.”
However, in previous years he wrote a series of articles which appear to have endorsed the conspiracy theory about the “New World Order”.
The “New World Order” conspiracy is frequently linked to theories about the so-called “Illuminati” and claims about a “totalitarian world government”.
In an article for “Labour Briefing” in 1991, Mr Corbyn wrote: “We now know that the Gulf War was a curtain-raiser for the New World Order: the rich and powerful, white and western will be able to maintain the present economic order with free use of all the weapons they wish for.”
That same year, he said in Socialist Campaign Group News: “The aim of the war machine of the United States is to maintain a world order dominated by the banks and multinational companies of Europe and North America.”
The following year, in a piece for Labour Peace Action, Mr Corbyn said: “What is required now is a bold, democratic alternative to the New World Order. The US veto at the Earth summit in Rio...shows just who calls the shots in this New World Order and who will be asked to foot the bill.”
Mr Corbyn has previously shared a platform with Ken O'Keefe, who has alleged that President Bush was a member of The New World Order who had orchestrated the September 11 attacks for personal gain.
The phrase was also used in a speech by George H.W Bush. Mr Corbyn’s spokesman refused to deny that the new Labour leader was referring to the “New World Order” conspiracy theory in his articles.
Labour on Friday said that Mr Corbyn will use the conference to focus on the economy, foreign policy issues and “participative politics”.
However, in a sign of the divisions in the party, Labour admitted that “differences of opinion” will emerge during the conference.
In a briefing note, the party said: “There is widespread agreement that [Mr Corbyn’s conference themes] are the pillars of the huge mandate provided by the leadership election. Differences of opinion will emerge within these parameters, but this provides the framework for change established through Jeremy Corbyn’s mandate.”
Mr Corbyn on Friday confirmed that he will work with the SNP to try and scrap Britain’s nuclear deterrent despite opposition to the move from his own backbenches.
The Labour leader reaffirmed his long-standing opposition to Trident and said he would vote with the 56 Nationalists at Westminster on the issue.
Left-wing activists will debate scrapping Trident at next week’s conference.

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[TonyGosling]

West 'manipulated' 9/11 attacks to blame Osama bin Laden, UK's Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn says
http://www.kashmirtimes.in/newsdet.aspx?q=45351

LONDON, Sep 27 (Agencies): The 9/11 attacks were "manipulated" to make it look like Osama bin Laden was responsible for them and allow the west to go to war in Afghanistan, Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn claimed in a 2003 article, it has emerged.

The claim was made by Corbyn in an article in 2003 but has been highlighted recently by the British media after he assumed the leadership of the UK's Labour Party.

In comments that will raise questions about his suitability to lead the Labour Party, Corbyn appeared to blame George Bush and Tony Blair for using the September 11 attacks in New York to allow them to go to war, UK's Telegraph reported.

In the 2003 article for "Morning Star" newspaper, Corbyn wrote, "Historians will study with interest the news manipulation of the past 18 months. After September 11, the claims that bin Laden and al-Qaeda had committed the atrocity were quickly and loudly made."

"This was turned into an attack on the Taliban and then, subtly, into regime change in Afghanistan," he said.

Corbyn was heavily criticized in the days before winning the Labour leadership after suggesting that the death of Osama was a "tragedy".

In previous years, Corbyn wrote a series of articles which appear to have endorsed the conspiracy theory about the "New World Order".

The "New World Order" conspiracy is frequently linked to theories about the so-called "Illuminati" and claims about a "totalitarian world government".

In an article for "Labour Briefing" in 1991, Corbyn wrote, "We now know that the Gulf War was a curtain-raiser for the New World Order: the rich and powerful, white and western will be able to maintain the present economic order with free use of all the weapons they wish for."

That same year, he said in Socialist Campaign Group News, "The aim of the war machine of the United States is to maintain a world order dominated by the banks and multinational companies of Europe and North America."

The reports come as Corbyn attempts to use the Brighton conference to unite the party after it threatened to split apart in the wake of his shock election victory.

Lord Mandelson, a Labour leader, on Friday said that the party should only consider ousting Corbyn after it is clear the public have realized the party "cannot be elected with Corbyn as leader".

[TonyGosling]

Jeremy Corbyn Is NOT A 9/11 Truther But He DOES Make A Point
SEP 26, 2015 BY KEELAN BALDERSON 10 COMMENTS
http://www.politicallore.com/jeremy-corbyn-911-truth/779

New UK Labour party leader Jeremy Corbyn can’t seem to escape controversy, even if most of it is political mudslinging and media spin. This week’s hot button issue is the so called controversial comments he made in the past about the September 11th, 2001, attacks on the World Trade Center in New York and Pentagon in Washington.

A staunch anti-war advocate, in 2003 he called out what he saw as “manipulation” of the narrative by Western leaders in order to exert influence over Afghanistan.

“After September 11, the claims that Bin Laden and al-Qaida had committed the atrocity were quickly and loudly made … This was turned into an attack on the Taliban and then, subtly, into regime change in Afghanistan.”

Not satisfied with accepting his comments as a self evident fact, based on exactly what the Bush and Blair governments did – blame Bin Laden right away, invade Afghanistan where none of the alleged culprits were even found, and then begin meddling in their affairs – the majority of the mainstream media have branded what he said as something shocking and offensive.

Meanwhile the 9/11 Truthers (activists who believe elements of the US government and other actors where the real terrorists behind of the attacks) have erroneously adopted Corbyn as one of their own, even though he has never expressed that he thinks it was an “inside job.”...