I spent a long time this morning posting a long, detailed blog here about Shadia Drury but for some reason it didn't go up. So here we go again.

Shadia Drury, a philosophy professor at the University of Regina, is THE person most responsible for "outing" the neocons. She has published the two best introductions to neoconservatism, The Philosophy of Leo Strauss and Leo Strauss and the American Right. I don't think she has yet been interviewed in a 9/11 truth context, so it will be interesting to see how she answers the inevitable questions about the new Pearl Harbor.

Drury's work makes it abundantly clear how the philosophy of Straussian neoconservatism, the most important academic movement of the 20th century, leads directly to 9/11 and the bogus "war on terror." She was the inspiration for the Adam Curtis BBC documentary The Power of Nightmares. Curtis actually flew from London to freezing Regina in the dead of winter and did two full days of interviews with Drury, but didn't use any of it in the film. She promised to tell me tonight why she thinks she was left on the cutting room floor.

9-11 pm CT tonight, Tuesday 10/9/07, http://www.wtprn.com

Mike Cook has finally been freed, after almost a year of imprisonment mainly because he thinks 9/11 was an inside job. (Just google "Mike Cook MUJCA" for earlier stories explaining his Kafka-meets-Orwell situation.)

Cause for celebration! This Ramadan-fastin' Irish Muslim will be seekin' out a small sample of alcohol-free Guinness to raise a toast to Mike's long, brave struggle for freedom.

Hey Mike, call in to my radio show like you used to before they locked you up! Tomorrow, Tuesday, September 25th my guest will be Sofia of 9/11 Mysteries -- 9-11 pm CT on http://www.wtprn.com And I just got word that University of Regina Professor Shadia Drury, the world's foremost authority on that nutty cult of Straussian neocons who brought us 9/11 (of course she hasn't come right out and said that...yet) will be my radio guest Tuesday October 9th, also on wtprn. Lots of other great shows in-between--see http://www.mujca.com/airwaves.htm for the schedule.
-KB

On Sep 24, 2007, at 8:44 PM, Karl Pavloff wrote: