They're Getting the Band Back Together!
No, not the Beatles, man. The Scholars! With all the sad news coming out of 9-11 Accountability, it would be easy to miss the joyous tidings that Uncle Fetzer is going to appear with Steven Jones and Kevin (Holocaust is a myth) Barrett on a panel called Scholars United!
Labels: 9-11 Accountability, James Fetzer, Kevin Barrett, Steven Jones
posted by Pat @ 6:52 AM
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9 Comments:
Or maybe the administration just removes the first post on principle. Nothing to do with "Nico" at all:
http://www.911blogger.com/node/6096
Guess we'll see.
Fetz, Kev, and Stevie together? It has to be a misprint, unless Stevie dresses up in drag and starts emulating Judy.
Hey, if the Police can get back together...
I just hope we don't have to listen to Jim Fetzer do a rendition of Roxanne.
These guys only have each other, that's why. It is lonely at the 9/11 Truth top.
Sunday evening is "Dancing and Karaoke" starting at 9pm. Maybe Fetzer can do "If I Only Had a Brain" and the Jones twins can do a medley of show tunes in drag. Barrett could finish it up with, "Crazy."
Note that in the schedule, this night of fun runs from 9pm to 11am. What party animals.
Are they gonna, like, you know, issue t-shirts on the occasion?
Yeah, man!
I am not sure what Jenny is saying, but as for the rest of the op, etc, I am sure it will be a quiet coming together. Interesting no mention of Judy attending is there? Has there been another falling out, this one with Fetzer and the Keebler elf lady, allowing jim and stevie to make up?
TAM
Sorry about that, Artistic; that link was a bit more circuitous than needed. Here you go:
http://coljennysparks.blogspot.com/
Cheery bye.
Damn, you've all started me thinking about possible songs they could sing. Barrett singing 'Crazy' is a good one; Jones's sharp way with sources makes me think 'I Can't Read' by David Bowie might be an interesting choice.
And who could pass up the opportunity to hear Fetzer singing ABBA's 'Money, Money, Money', breaking off halfway through verse two to complain that the song is clear government propaganda, as you'd need a credit card to spend the amount of money they're talking about?
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