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(回答先: ワールド・フオーラム特別研究報告会 − ９・１１事件の真相特別レポート − 投稿者 ワールド・フォーラム代表幹事／佐宗邦皇 日時 2004 年 9 月 07 日 00:54:14)
先に行われたNYのデモでも９１１真相究明を求めるプラカードが街を練り歩いた。NYの住人の半数は９１１オフィシャルバージョンを信じていない。９１１の疑惑はいよいよ堰を切ってあふれはじめたのだ。CNSニュースはこうして９１１真相究明を要求する団体のデモを報じることで自作自演説を紹介しているが、こうしたことも今や珍しいことではなくなった。
以下、記事では爆破音を聞いたWTC近隣住人の女性の声も紹介している。
Protesters Allege 9/11 Terror Attacks Were Government Conspiracy
http://www.cnsnews.com/ViewNation.asp?Page=%5CNation%5Carchive%5C200409%5CNAT20040903a.html
By Marc Morano
CNSNews.com Senior Staff Writer
September 03, 2004
New York (CNSNews.com) - On the final day of the Republican National Convention, protesters gathered where the World Trade Center once stood to allege a massive government conspiracy and cover-up regarding the terror attacks of September 11, 2001.
The protest, which was part of the official "counter convention calendar" of events, alleged that the U.S. government needed an excuse to seize power in America, and it either allowed the terror attacks to happen or was actively involved in them.
The afternoon event, sponsored by 911truth.org, was called "Vigil For Truth at Ground Zero."
"[9/11] was an inside job, a fraud, a scam, equivalent of the [burning] of the Reichstag that led to a reign of terror across Nazi Europe. And it seems like that's what is happening now," protestor David Hylander told CNSNews.com.
The burning of the Reichstag, Germany's parliament building, in 1931 gave Adolph Hitler the opportunity to consolidate his power and suppress civil liberties.
Hylander, from Vermont, carried a sign that featured a photo likeness of President George W. Bush as Osama bin Laden. The sign read, "Wanted for terror, murder: Osama 'Bush' Laden."
The government has served as "the conspirators in this in order to unleash a reign of terror on the planet," Hylander said.
"We have seen stolen elections, the abrogation of international treaties, the escalation of the destruction of the planet" since 9/11, he added.
Hylander sees the "hundreds of billions of military industrial contracts" as the means "to control the world."
"It's just unbelievable that the people are so bought off by the corporate mass media that they're not rising up. Where is the outrage?" he asked.
"Only truth will set us free," agreed protestor Bob Lamming, an unemployed former teacher from New Jersey.
Lamming said that the "evidence points very strongly" to the U.S. government either allowing the terror attacks or actively participating in them.
"It's just unbelievable to me that four airplanes could be hijacked and fly around the Eastern U.S. for two hours without evoking any kind of a military response," Lamming said.
Lamming believes that the government needed another Pearl Harbor-like attack to "prepare for war."
The result of the government's actions since 9/11 include "sacking our national wealth, dismantling our middle class, laying waste to our environment," according to Lamming.
"These people are destroying our country. We need to open peoples' minds up a little bit," he added.
Lamming said that "50 percent of people in New York City don't believe" the official version of events surrounding 9/11.
Andrea Psoras, another protester at the World Trade Center site, said she was near Ground Zero on September 11 when the towers crashed down. Psoras believes that explosives aided the collapse of at least one of the towers.
"I knew I heard explosives," Psoras told CNSNews.com.
"The towers deteriorated symmetrically," she added in an effort to bolster her claim that explosives brought the building down.
Psoras also singled out the "military industrial complex" and the GOP as the primary forces behind the terror attacks. "The Republicans have a propensity to do whatever they can get away with," she said.
'Bush is a simple man'
Later on Thursday, a massive protest took place on 8th Avenue, just a few blocks from the convention center where the GOP convention was being held. The focus of this protest was to remove President Bush from office.
"The world cannot afford four more years of George Bush," Sean Hannon of Connecticut told CNSNews.com.
Hannon does not believe Bush is actually in charge of his presidency. "Bush is a simple man in the wrong job," he said. "The people he put in power - [Attorney General John] Ashcroft, [Vice President Dick] Cheney" are in charge, Hannon said.
The Bush administration is in the "same league of any kind of dictatorship," he added.
Emily Yamasaki of the Freedom Socialist Party said Bush was not to blame for the injustices in the United States.
"It's not Bush as an individual, but it's the capitalist system. It has disenfranchised a majority of people," Yamasaki said.
When asked by CNSNews.com about the failure of socialism in places like Eastern Europe, Yamasaki said, "I don't think that was truly socialism. That was a workers' state, and they tried to establish socialism, but until we have socialism here in the U.S., there will not really be a successful socialist revolution anywhere else," she said.
The protest featured signs that read, "If Bush wins there is no God," "A con job trumps a b*** job: Impeach Bush now," "Swift boat back to Texas," "Prevent unwanted politicians: Practice safe voting techniques," "No Bush, No Dick," "Bush scares me," "Free Iraq from Halliburton," and "Even Nixon was better."
A female speaker from the podium declared, "Everyone hates Bush" as the crowd chanted "RNC go home."
'Stunningly dishonest'
CNSNews.com asked former Republican House Speaker Newt Gingrich on Thursday what he thought of the convention week protests.
"When you have no facts and you have no issues, you collapse into sheer demagoguery. These are people who are stunningly dishonest and have nothing to offer," Gingrich said.
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