The 9/11 Story That Got Away
Paul Mackin
paul.mackin at verizon.net
Thu May 18 12:27:30 CDT 2006
On May 18, 2006, at 10:29 AM, jd wrote:
> What, exactly, is Alternet?
About as reliable as Fox News but without Murdoch financing.
> Why would Miller talk to them?
That is the big question. She's (now since leaving the Times) an
independent journalist who writes for mainstream publications (Wall
Street Journal for one) and must get big bucks for what she turns
out. Out of Alternet's league.
The believability of her allowing an unedited interview go forth like
this reminds me of the Pynchon Japanese Playboy story, but what do know.
There certainly isn't anything the least bit implausible about
information on impending WTC-type attacks on U.S. soil having been
obtained by her. The government had received such information, as is
documented in the 9/11 commission report.
> And isn't
> Miller, essentially, a shill for the current administration for the
> most part?
Think all's she accused of is gullibility on Iraq's WMD.
> I find this hard to believe...
>
> I'm skeptical of all news sources but especially those home-brew ones
> when no other source... not even blogs... seem to corroborate.
Your skepticism is well-advised IMHO.
> Are
> any other sources talking about this?
Well, there's that Columbia Journalism Review article the interview
refers to.
>
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