Former ISI chief on 9/11

[eridani]

http://www.daily.pk/local/other-local/8548-ex-isi-chief-gul-exposes-911-inside-job-pakistani-general-goes-in-depth-on-details-cnn-refused-to-broadcast.html

Former Pakistani ISI chief Hamid Gul appeared on the Alex Jones Show yesterday and shared his contention that the 9/11 attack was an inside job, laying out details that were censored during a CNN interview on the same subject last weekend.

Gul served as the director general of Pakistan`s Inter Services Intelligence during 1987-89 and worked with the CIA in the covert war against the Soviets in Afghanistan, helping to train the U.S.-backed mujahideen.

During the CNN interview on Sunday, host Fareed Zakaria attacked Gul and claimed his opinions on 9/11 were "thoroughly discredited," but the majority of the evidence he presented for 9/11 being a false flag attack was edited out by CNN bosses.

No such censorship took place during the interview yesterday as Gul got in depth on why he considered 9/11 to be a staged event.

The UPI interview with Gul remains online and in it he questions the delayed response to the hijackings by the U.S. Air Force.

Gul said that he first went public on who he thought was behind 9/11 UPI two weeks after the attacks, but that the report was blocked by the western news media

[seemslikeadream]

1. Thank you eridani

[balantz]

2. Ditto! Thanks for posting this. n/t

[jberryhill]

3. Alex Jones is eventually going to be interviewing Al Qaeda members directly

According to Zahid Hussain, in his book Frontline Pakistan, Lt. Gen. Hamid Gul and former Army chief General Mirza Aslam Beg were part of the 9 January, 2001 Darul Uloom Haqqania Islamic conference held near Peshawar, which was also attended by 300 leaders representing various radical Islamic groups. The meeting declared it a religious duty of Muslims all over the world to protect the Taliban government, and the Saudi dissident Osama bin Laden it was hosting, whom they considered as a 'great Muslim warrior.'

[JackRiddler]

4. I thought "Al-Qaeda" supports the official story...

so I expect to see their statements, whether real or forged, on the platform that is known for giving them the most play: FOXNEWS.

And perhaps you recall Zawahiri attacked Ahmedinejad for questioning the official story of Sept. 11th?

(No, I do not give credence to anything on Alex Jones, or Gul in particular. As the "father of the Taliban" he's got an obvious interest in his statements. And he doesn't present a particularly knowledgable case on the details.)

[jberryhill]

5. I wouldn't know

I removed Fox from my channel lineup ages ago. It doesn't exist for me.