Don't forget
Phil Jayhan, original producer of Loose Change and now creator of 9/11 Ripple Effect. Together with Deborah Simon, he's the creator of the pod theory, which is featured in Ripple Effect.
Let's Roll 9/11,
9/11 Ripple Effect
Then there's
Tom Flocco, reported pal of Jayhan who believes that the government has constantly blocked a thorough investigation into 9/11. He believes that people have been found dead related to alledged secret documents related to 9/11 and talks often of Representative Curt Weldon and his theory that Able Danger identified Mohhamed Atta. He's
even stated the Baraba Olson was arrested in Europe four years after she died on Flight 77, a story so blatantly false that other 9/11 conspiracy theorists immediately discreditted it.
Tom Flocco.com
And
Peter Dale Scott, former english professor at the University of California in Berkeley and poet. He's been critical of US foreign policy since Vietnam, and has written several books on it, the latest being
The Road to 9/11: Wealth, Empire and the Future of America. He believes that drug-trafficking and oil interests have fundedand motivates US foreign policy, particularly that the CIA had a hand in the Indonesian Civil War in 1965. He believes that Unocoal wanted to built pipelines in Afghanistan, that Osama bin Laden is on the CIA payroll, and that the real reasons for the invasion there revolved around drug interests. He also editted
9/11 & American Empire: Intellectuals Speak Out with David Ray Griffin, a book of conspiracy editorials that include Steven Jones' thermite promoting paper, "Why Indeed Did the World TradeCenter Towers Complete Collapse?"
Here's
a link to his writings, in particular
the preface to
Drugs, Oil, and War: The United States in Afghanistan, Colombia, and Indochina.
I could think of others, like John Kaminski, Daryl Bradford Smith, and Jeff Rense, but they're more affiliated with anti-semtism and beliefs in the vast Zionist conspiracy than 9/11. Then there's John Stadmiller, founder of RBN which gives Webster Tarpley, Kevin Barret, and formerly Alex Jones their radio shows, but really he's just a nut who likes pointing guns at people.
I did find this interesting,
a little report on Jayhan, Avery, Kaminski, Flocco, and Karl Schwartz, and how Deborah Simon relates to all of them, by Daryl Bradford Smith. Apparently he thinks she's a handler.
