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PAUL HELLYER Hellyer was Defence Minister of Canada for most of the 1960s. He later founded the Canadian Action Party, and has been active as an opponent of weapons in space. Of the events of September 11th, he has said: "Why did the President just sit in the schoolroom when he heard the news? Why did he not acknowledge that he already knew what was going on? As a former Minister of National Defense, when the news came out I had to wonder. Why did airplanes fly around for an hour and a half without interceptors being scrambled from Andrews [Air Force Base]? I think the inquiry has been very shallow and superficial... At least to why some of the things happened that seem to be, for an ordinary person, inexplicable." (more) |
OTHER DISSIDENT OFFICIALS Hellyer is one of many former government members, elected officials and military officers, both in the US and abroad, who have raised doubts about September 11th. The following officials do not appear in the film, but deserve mention: Cynthia McKinney, six-term member of the House from Georgia. Catherine Austin Fitts, asst. housing secretary in the Bush Sr. administration. Former Sen. Max Cleland, resigned from 9/11 Commission after calling it a "whitewash." Michael Meacher MP, former environment minister in the Tony Blair government. Col. Robert Bowman USAF (ret.), a former director of US space weapons programs. Andreas von Buelow, former science minister of Germany. Gen. Anatoli Kornukov, commander-in-chief of Russian air forces on Sept. 11th. Lt. Col. Steven Butler (ret.), vice chancellor of Defense Language Institute at Monterrey. Paul Lannoye, Green member of the European Parliament from Belgium. |
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