Carl Cameron Supports Questioning 9/11.

Nate Clark
We Are Change Minnesota
September 29th, 2009

Fox News Channels chief political correspondent Carl Cameron shared his thoughts on a variety of issues including the attacks of 9/11/2001 with We Are Change Minnesota on September 14th, 2009 in the U.S. Senate office building. Citing warnings by numerous foreign intelligence agencies, pre-9/11 warnings from Arizona FBI agent Kenneth Williams and stating quite plainly that, Its really hard to make the case that the buildings just imploded without some sort of an accelerant, Cameron said were, right to bang the drum because we dont know, what really transpired on 9/11 and that, The unanswered questions are reasons to be skeptical.

Sharing thoughts on how his reporting on the Israeli art student spy ring and executive assassination squads (subsequently revealed by Sy Hersh) have gone nowhere, he explained, There are bad guys in the government. Black Ops and stuff does happen. He went on to share some insight into the inner workings of the news industry. Despite repeated acknowledgment of the unanswered questions concerning the events of September 11th, 2001, he declined to go on the record in support of a new investigation of 9/11 with the excuse that, every single thing I say has to go though media relations—referring to media relations as a, meat grinder. An astute observer might wonder if media relations was involved or if he personally felt it appropriate as debate moderator to outright insult Ron Pauls electability—asking, Do you have any, sir? during the 2008 Republican presidential debates.

Cameron, a notorious John Skull and Bones Kerry basher, seemed to revel in sharing an account of Nancy Pelosi calling Kerry a liar for having supported the trumped up claims that there were weapons of mass destruction in Iraq. Considering how Cameron was also the source of the allegation that Sarah Palin thought that Africa is a country rather than a continent, it seems that character assassination may be the name of the game.

Ironically, the conversation concluded with a reference to his encounter with We Are Change New York last year when he listened to their concerns at length but offered little to none of his own thoughts on the matter. He did, however, tip off the group to the nearby Phil Gramm. Come on guys, thats Phil Gramm why arent you busting his ass? He offered the following advice on confrontation: Yeah, and I mean seriously, simply you guys help your own cause, and Im not saying you need to be rude to the people who are on your team, but if they tamp it down a little bit, I mean I got jumped in downtown New York by a bunch of 9/11 truthers and I talked with them for an hour and its still out there on the web and the thing is if wed had a quiet conversation, they mightve actually gotten something out of me that wouldve been better than me just telling them, Im not going to talk to you.

Lets hope more workers in the news industry do what they can to help expose the unanswered questions about 9/11—if even to tip off the real reporters to opportunities to report on the real questions.