BBC 9/11 Documentary Likely Hit Piece

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This weekend's highly anticipated BBC documentary on the 9/11 truth movement is likely to be a sophisticated hit piece, according to those who were interviewed for the program and others wary of the motives behind the creators of the show.

The BBC are extensively promoting the show via commercials during peak time viewing and yesterday featured a reasonably balanced summary of the 9/11 truth movement on their website. A preview clip and an extended clip showing Alex Jones and Jim Marrs at Dealy Plaza were also released yesterday. Seemingly fair promotional material shouldn't suck anyone in to believing anything else than the fact that this is most probably going to be a severe attack on 9/11 truth.

http://www.prisonplanet.com/articles/february2007/150207bbcdocumentary.htm

[Greeby]

1. Sophisticated hit piece?

All you need to do to discredit Alex Jones is to film him and have him speak

[itsmesgd]

5. do you believe the government line?

I dont believe anything that the government says these days.

[Greeby]

7. No, but my disbelief comes from listening to

A reasonable-sounding intelligent man in the form of David Ray Griffin and his speech, and a brilliant orator like Bob Bowman. If the gravel-voiced ranter told me it was sunny, I'm going out in wet-weather gear

[Liberal In Texas]

2. IBTL.

:popcorn:
Alex Jones link in DU...this won't last long.

[HiFructosePronSyrup]

3. IT'S A CONSPIRACY!

ZOMG!11!!!!!

IBTL

[Henny Penny]

4. The thing about hit peices is....

they don't work on people who have their critical faculties switched on. And anyone tuning in to see this program specially is likely to be of a critical bent.

[muriel_volestrangler]

6. "Likely Hit Piece" = "Alex Jones realises he'll look like a fool"

so his minions may as well denounce it before seeing it.