Politics & 9/11

For immediate release: September 9, 2004 Contact: Blair Bobier, Media Director at 414.364.1596 COBB JOINS VAST MAJORITY OF NEW YORKERS IN CALL FOR NEW 9/11 PROBE During the Republican National Convention, when the GOP was zealously exploiting...

We strongly agree with President Bush's decision to move Condoleezza Rice out of her position as National Security Advisor. Ms. Rice's statement from her May 16, 2002 press briefing: "I don't think anybody could have predicted that these people would try to use an airplane as a missile, a hijacked airplane as a missile" made it clear that she was ill equipped to be advising anyone on matters of national security. Condoleezza Rice was the top National Security official with President Bush at the July 2001 G-8 summit in Genoa. This was where "U.S. officials were warned that Islamic terrorists might attempt to crash an airliner into the summit ..."

Why a second Bush term is opportunity, not crisis for the 9/11 movement By Jeremy Baker No sensible person would attempt to minimize the gravity of W's recent re-selection to the highest office on the planet,...

PRESS RELEASE JUNE 30, 2004   Milwaukee, WI: Populist Texan lawyer, David Cobb, won a stunning second round victory over Ralph Nader's forces to take the Green Party's 2004 presidential nomination last Saturday. In another remarkable...

"The number of unanswered questions and the White House's secrecy and obstruction surrounding 9/11 demand a real investigation, not the current compromised inquiry. We owe that to the family members and to all Americans." Greens...