McKinney's 9/11 Hearings Moved to Main C-SPAN Channel.

[reprehensor]

C-SPAN has kicked its broadcast of 9/11-related hearings to a higher profile spot on the main C-SPAN Channel.

Originally slated for C-SPAN2, this will reach a broader audience.

I've listed the 9/11 Public Discourse stuff being broadcast this week as well.

Monday, August 29th

08:00 PM EDT
3:00 (est.) Forum
Civil Liberties and Security
9/11 Public Discourse Project
Mickey Edwards , R-OK
Christopher Shays , R-CT

Tuesday, August 30th

08:00 PM EDT
2:00 (est.) Forum
Foreign Policy: Afghanistan, Pakistan & Saudi Arabia
9/11 Public Discourse Project
Dennis Ross , Department of State
Elizabeth Jones , United States

Wednesday August 31st

08:00 PM EDT
3:32 (est.) Forum
September 11 Commission Report Results, Pt. 1
U.S. House of Representatives, McKinney, C. (D-GA)
Rebecca Daugherty , Freedom of Info. Service Center
Wayne Smith , Center for International Policy

Thursday, Sept 1st

08:00 PM EDT
2:00 (est.) Forum
Winning the Struggle of Ideas
9/11 Public Discourse Project
Thomas H. Kean , 9/11 Public Discourse Project
RE-AIR

Friday, Sept. 2nd

08:00 PM EDT
4:55 (est.) Forum
September 11 Commission Report Results, Pt. 2
U.S. House of Representatives, McKinney, C. (D-GA)
Cynthia McKinney , D, Georgia (State)

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My money is on the McKinney hearings being the most interesting because of the variety of panelists.

C-SPAN is notorious for changing their schedule around at the last minute.

Keep track of it here:

C-SPAN Calendar

[OmmmSweetOmmm]

1. Thank you reprehensor for the update! I have been waiting a long

time to watch Cynthia McKinney's hearings. Hopefully, C-Span will then have both parts on archive. :)

[petgoat]

2. 8 PM EST Wed. 8/31 is the current schedule on CSpan n/t

[janedoe]

3. EST or EDT? (n/t)

[OmmmSweetOmmm]

4. On right now! 8PM EDT

[reprehensor]

5. 9/11 skepticism goes national.

The 9/11 Commission report is a joke.

[OmmmSweetOmmm]

6. The first part was very enlightening to me. There were things that

I just didn't know that were mentioned. I am looking forward to tomorrow night, and hope that it gets archived and available online somehow/somewhere.

I love how they were tearing apart the "ommission" report. America has been had.

[OmmmSweetOmmm]

7. Reminder tonight! 8PM on C-Span 2. Part 2.

[reprehensor]

9. Goddam Katrina.

I think I only missed the Italian chick.

Please tell me I didn't miss Peter Dale Scott.

[janedoe]

10. He's on right now!

[reprehensor]

11. Hi Jane...

It's goin' on the TiVO right now.

Did you see part 1?

[janedoe]

14. Yep, and got it on VCR.

I'm bummed I don't have this one on VCR (and what it got bumped by!).

I'm glad you're taping it! Thanks!

[graphixtech]

8. Online photos link

More photos link:
http://digitalstylevideos.com/Briefing/ReportBriefing/index.html

[reprehensor]

12. Nafeez Ahmed is kicking ass.

Truth.

It's addictive.

[seemslikeadream]

13. Could someone tell me who Fitzgerald did not tell the whole truth about

to the 9/11 commission?

[reprehensor]

15. Here's Peter Dale Scott's statement.

Too tired to search through it right now...

http://globalresearch.ca/index.php?context=viewArticle&code=SCO20050729&articleId=759

[OmmmSweetOmmm]

16. Here seemslikeadream.

This is so disturbing to me as it makes me wonder how honest he is going to be in regard to his current investigation into the Plame outing.

http://globalresearch.ca/index.php?context=viewArticle&code=SCO20050729&articleId=759

Attorney Patrick J. Fitzgerald, misrepresented Ali Mohamed’s FBI relationship. He told the Commission that, "From 1994 until his arrest in 1998, lived as an American citizen in California, applying for jobs as an FBI translator and working as a security guard for a defense contractor."<26>

Ali Mohamed was not just an FBI job applicant. Unquestionably he was an FBI informant, from at least 1993 and maybe 1989.<27> And almost certainly he was something more. A veteran of the CIA-trained bodyguards of Egyptian President Anwar Sadat, he was able, despite being on a State Department Watch List, to come to America around 1984, on what an FBI consultant has called “a visa program controlled by the CIA”, and obtain a job, first as a security officer, then with U.S. Special Forces.<28> In 1988 he took a lengthy leave of absence from the U.S. Army and went to fight in Afghanistan, where he met with Ayman al-Zawahiri (later bin Laden’s chief deputy in al Qaeda) and the “Arab Afghan” leadership.<29> Despite this, he was able to receive an Honorable Discharge one year later, at which point he established close contact with bin Laden in Afghanistan.

Ali Mohamed clearly enjoyed U.S. protection: in 1993, when detained by the RCMP in Canada, a single phone call to the U.S. secured his release. This enabled him to play a role, in the same year, in planning the bombing of the U.S. Embassy in Kenya in 1998.<30>

Congress should determine the true relationship of the U.S. Government to Ali Mohamed, who was close to bin Laden and above all Zawahiri, who has been called the “main player” in 9/11.<31> (Al-Zawahiri is often described as the more sophisticated mentor of the younger bin Laden.)<32> In particular Congress should determine why Patrick Fitzgerald chose to mislead the American people about Mohamed’s FBI status.

[OmmmSweetOmmm]

17. I hope someone is going to put these online. I watched about half

of last's night hearing and fell asleep.

[cprise]

18. Has anyone put these online??

I am interested in downloading the video from this event.

Thanks.

[Jon Gold]

19. They're Available Online...

Here...

http://www.yourbbsucks.com/forum/showthread.php?t=3620

[petgoat]

20. Yow! Thanks, Jon! All I Got to see is Laurie van Auken. She's

awesome. Now I can see the rest.

[Jon Gold]

21. Between www.yourbbsucks.com and www.911blogger.com

We have most 9/11 footage covered... to the best of our ability anyway.