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The "resignation" shortly after midnight on Sunday morning of President Obama's "green jobs czar" Van Jones has generally been seen as a convenient holiday weekend move. By Friday, after White House Secretary Robert Gibbs would only say that he still was a part of the administration, it was obvious that Jones's resignation was only a matter of time. The 9/11 truther and other evidence accumulated by Glenn Beck, Gateway Pundit, and others was simply overwhelming. But it seems to me that it would have been more convenient had the White House waited until early Sunday afternoon to announce Jones's resignation....

<p>They believe there weren't any planes on 9/11, just missiles wrapped in holograms - and there weren't any London terrorists on 7/7 either. The new-wave conspiracy theorists aren't green-ink types: they're educated; they have secret service connections; they live in Highgate.</p>

If you should venture into a Google image search to try to find photos of the events of 9/11 you are far more likely to find the handiwork of George Soros and the rest of his America-hating friends.There has probably never been such a concerted propaganda campaign in the history of the world. (It makes the former record-holder, which sought to convince the world that John Kennedy wasn't killed by an avowed Communist, look like child's play.) But this is how Cindy Sheehan, Michael Moore, Democracy Now!, CodePink and most of the Democrat Party want us to remember 9/11:  ...

Were the September 11 hijackers insider traders as well as murderers? The 9/11 Commission's report has belatedly put paid to the rumor that Osama bin Laden and his accomplices speculated in the stocks and options of vulnerable companies in the weeks before the attacks. The potential profits garnered from such manipulation would have been in the millions. Truth to tell, if one looked at the trading figures — especially with the benefit of hindsight — for early September, there was a lot to be suspicious about. Trading in AMR — the ticker for American Airlines' parent — rang alarm bells,...