Webster Tarpley at the Irvine Conference
Webster Tarpley, the guy who predicted that a US bombing of Iran would take place last Friday, was interviewed on video at the March "Truth and Justice" Conference, sponsored by the anti-Semitic fringe newspaper, the American Free Press.
This guy is even stranger on video than in print. He hilariously claims that Alex Jones' 2006 9/11 conference won the House and Senate for the Democrats, and then goes on to make the typical truther claim that 84% don't believe the "official story". OK, then why didn't a single truther candidate win?
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posted by James B. @ 8:04 PM
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The circle of conspiracy:
If something vaguely like it happened: "OMG, I totally predicted that!"
If nothing vaguely like it happened: "OMG, They stopped doing it after I totally brought that to the public!"
Confirmation bias in the extreme.
American Free Press is anti-semite? Where do you get this stuff??
(AFP) is a weekly newspaper published in the United States which often focuses on the issue of the role of Zionism in the United States.
From Wikipedia.
I don't see anything about anti-semite.
SLC: Where fact is fiction and fiction is fact!
I don't see anything about anti-semite.
Seeing as people like you use the word "Zionist" to mean "any Jew who doesn't skip happily towards Dachau", I sure do.
http://www.sourcewatch.org/index.php?title=American_Free_Press
Even some twoofers a trying to distance themselves from AFP:
http://911review.com/denial/holocaust.html
http://www.oilempire.us/afp.html
You would do well to follow their lead.
Hilariously enough Eric Hufschmid thinks they're under zionist control!
http://www.erichufschmid.net/Piper/AmericanDeceptionPress.html
I don't see anything about anti-semite.
Are you so dumb that you don't realize that antisemites use "Zionists" as a code word for "Jew"?
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