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Sunday, July 02, 2006

Jessica McBride Interviews Kevin Barrett

Gold9472: In the almost 4 years I've been interested in the truth regarding 9/11, I have heard 100's of interviews by some of the most amazing individuals. Dr. David Ray Griffin. Barrie Zwicker. Carol Brouillet. Ray McGovern, and so many others. I, myself, have been interviewed on occasion.

That being said, this interview between Jessica McBride, and MUJCA Co-Founder Kevin Barrett, in my opinion, is by far the best I've ever heard.

Kevin, you deserve to be congratulated for keeping your cool while Jessica obviously attempted to slander you, and put you in with the likes of Ward Churchill.

According to Jessica, you're a terrorist sympathizing Government hating extremist who can't tell the difference between good and evil. Personally, I think you're a nice guy.

The information you presented, and in the way you presented it was brilliant. I think I can speak for everybody in saying that we support you, and we think Rep. Nass crossed the line. Thank you Kevin for everything that you do.

I have to agree with Jon, Kevin kept his composure as Jessica continued to get more and more irate. We can all learn something from Kevin's calm demeanor in a tough situation.

http://www.911podcasts.com/display.php?vid=128

Also, Kevin has posted the following article on the Mujca website. Apparently Jessica's attempts at character assassination have backfired:

Jessica McBride and Steve Nass Exposed as MUJCA Agents!
http://mujca.com/mujcaagents.htm
Jessica's ambush interview of me, presumably pre-arranged with Rep. Steve Nass in a harebrained scheme to give me the Ward Churchill treatment and have me fired from my job at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, has completely backfired. I have been getting strong support from ordinary folks on the street, from letter-writers to the local papers, from my colleagues, from the several mainstream media interviewers I've met (and the surprisingly balanced stories I'’ve read) in fact, from every quarter except one: that ever-shrinking demographic group of Bush supporters known as TFMs, who are apparently the target group of the backfired McBride-Nass hatchet job attempt to shore up Republican support.

posted by somebigguy at 1:50 PM EST   |