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Pravda publishes story claiming Imus was fired for threatening to reveal the truth about 9/11

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Submitted by KNOWAR on Mon, 04/16/2007 - 12:36am.
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Pravda has published a story, available online, claiming that radio personality Don Imus was fired because he had threatened to release the "secrets" of 9/11 on-air.

Excerpt: "It was during an interview with another American media personality, Tim Russert, who is the host of a television programme frequently used by US War Leaders, wherein while decrying the state of care being given to American War wounded stated, "So those bastards want to keep these boys [in reference to US Soldiers] secret? Let's see how they like it if I start talking about their [in reference to US War Leaders] secrets, starting with 9/11."."

http://english.pravda.ru/opinion/columnists/89728-0

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Posted earlier

This blog was posted earlier. So far, nobody has been able to authenticate the remarks attributed to Imus.

Drudge also has this story posted on his front page. Very odd considering Drudge avoids 9/11 truth related stories.

Could this be an attempt to warn potential media celebrities that speaking out for 9/11 truth will result in them being blacklisted? Is this an attempt to set the stage for Rosie being fired? If so, why is this coming from Pravda?
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Submitted by Chris Rose on Mon, 04/16/2007 - 12:14pm.