NFL Star Considered 9/11 a False Flag From Day One, AUDIO

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NFL Star Considered 9/11 a False Flag From Day One
Super Bowl winner and former Dallas Cowboys ace Stepnoski goes further during radio interview Paul Joseph Watson
Prison Planet
Thursday, November 8, 2007

Former Dallas Cowboys Super-Bowl winner and five time Pro Bowler Mark Stepnoski said in a radio interview yesterday that anybody who still believes the official story of 9/11 is either incredibly naive or in complete denial, as he revealed how he considered the event to be a possible false flag operation on the very day it happened.
Stepnoski went public in an interview with the Pennsylvania based Erie-Times newspaper on Sunday, but during an interview on The Alex Jones Show he went further and revealed that his questions about 9/11 began on the very day of the attacks.
"I just remember at the time thinking to myself - is this really a terrorist attack on us by a foreign nation or is this a false flag operation being conducted by our government," said Stepnoski, adding that he had carefully studied the Kennedy assassination, Watergate, and the Oklahoma City bombing, which led him to immediately doubt the official story.
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"Studying that time period, the Vietnam war, Watergate, all these things that signified cover-up by the government - as time moves on you become more and more aware as a citizen that secrecy is the rule of the day with our government and any time anything revelatory comes to light regarding nefarious activities of our government it's immediately discredited and hushed up," said Stepnoski, praising the role of the alternative media for providing true sources of information that can't be sanitized.
Stepnoski said there were too many instances of foreknowledge regarding 9/11 to be discounted, citing how public officials got warnings not to fly on the eve of the attacks.
"When you think about the similarities to the Oklahoma City bombing, that day the Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearm agents who were employed in that building didn't show up for work - the same way that John Ashcroft got a tip not to fly commercially before 11, the same way Willie Brown got a tip not to fly beforehand," said Stepnoski.
"When you listen to the transcripts of the air traffic controllers on the day of 9/11, the first words out of their mouth was 'is this live or is this an exercise'" said Stepnoski, referring to the multiple exercises that were taking place that dovetailed 9/11 on that very morning.
"Once people become familiar with the protocol that exists, it's readily apparent that the protocol was broken on that day and the events that happened on that day, the way they transpired, that is not commonplace," said Stepnoski, citing NORAD's lack of response in intercepting the errant aircraft.
"It just goes without saying - it was an anomaly, things were purposefully altered that day," he said.

The former Super Bowl champion then discussed the geopolitical maneuverings that preceded 9/11 and gave the Neo-Cons the pretext to launch the attack.
"Our military is now used basically as an instrument to secure and protect oil supplies because that is the lifeblood of our economy," said Stepnoski, adding, "Sixty per cent of the recoverable oil in the world is in the middle east - it's in a piece of land roughly the size of Texas, and that's why I believe Dick Cheney, even though he was subpoenaed several times, he would not release the records from his energy task force in 2001 because that's exactly what was discussed in that meeting."
Stepnoski discussed what he termed the "threshold concept," where people arrive at a point where they had gathered enough information to make the leap beyond the parameters of thinking that have been set for them by the consensus.
"When you look at the information that's out there and the credibility of the sources - anybody now who still believes the official story of 9/11 is either incredibly naive or is exhibiting complete and total denial," said Stepnoski.

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oh wow ... an " NFL Star" has a political opinion regarding 9-11 ... :S2: the benefit of his college degree in 'Phys. Ed." doubtlessly played an important role in that theory :wtf: ... you're really reaching for 'like-minded' support on this one :S2:

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Originally Posted by the image reaper

oh wow ... an " NFL Star" has a political opinion regarding 9-11 ... :S2: the benefit of his college degree in 'Phys. Ed." doubtlessly played an important role in that theory :wtf: ... you're really reaching for 'like-minded' support on this one :S2:

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His opinion is just as valid as yours or mine. And I think he raises some good questions too.

Thanks for the article :thumbsup:

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Originally Posted by the image reaper

oh wow ... an " NFL Star" has a political opinion regarding 9-11 ... :S2: the benefit of his college degree in 'Phys. Ed." doubtlessly played an important role in that theory :wtf: ... you're really reaching for 'like-minded' support on this one :S2:

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well he did bring up some good points.. your post was meaningless..

goodfind Piss..:rasta:

he's only pointing out what should be painfully obvious by this point to everyone...

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oh wow ... an " NFL Star" has a political opinion regarding 9-11 ... :S2: the benefit of his college degree in 'Phys. Ed." doubtlessly played an important role in that theory :wtf: ... you're really reaching for 'like-minded' support on this one :S2:

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That doesn't mean he's not smart.

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Originally Posted by the image reaper

oh wow ... an " NFL Star" has a political opinion regarding 9-11 ... :S2: the benefit of his college degree in 'Phys. Ed." doubtlessly played an important role in that theory :wtf: ... you're really reaching for 'like-minded' support on this one :S2:

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LOL....I hear ya bro!:D

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Originally Posted by mfqr

That doesn't mean he's not smart.

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So where is the "new" information? Just like the grow area here....any dumbass can do a cut and paste with info. Good ol' A.J., now if he was against the theory he'd have an article on what a dumb jock he is.

I wonder if I can get the tape for a low, low cost of $19.95 in the near future.:lol5:

Have a good one!:jointsmile:

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LOL....I hear ya bro!:D



So where is the "new" information? Just like the grow area here....any dumbass can do a cut and paste with info. Good ol' A.J., now if he was against the theory he'd have an article on what a dumb jock he is.

I wonder if I can get the tape for a low, low cost of $19.95 in the near future.:lol5:

Have a good one!:jointsmile:

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Yes AJ does get money from people who buy his media, but he also allows people to download the media and burn as many copies as they want for distributing to the masses at no charge.

i know, like it's a crime to produce something then sell it...

and how many people say buy it and make as many copies of the movie and pass it out...

it's a non argument from people who can't discuss the actual topic at hand.

all the more reason they need better helmets in football.

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it's a non argument from people who can't discuss the actual topic at hand.

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So what is the topic at hand......this is an ex-NFL lineman that can repeat what others have stated. Isn't that the point of this? Alex Jones finds a dumbass that has a name but clearly took to many shots to the head. Yeah, GREAT SOURCE of information. :lol5:

Have a good one!:jointsmile:

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So what is the topic at hand......this is an ex-NFL lineman that can repeat what others have stated. Isn't that the point of this? Alex Jones finds a dumbass that has a name but clearly took to many shots to the head. Yeah, GREAT SOURCE of information. :lol5:

Have a good one!:jointsmile:

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The point isn't the information he is telling. The point is, that there are more public figures starting to talk and ask questions.

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Originally Posted by epxroot

The point isn't the information he is telling. The point is, that there are more public figures starting to talk and ask questions.

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Totally! And just because he disagrees with certain thick headed Americans does not mean he is some dumb jock who we can just dismiss :)

It's been obvious for a long time that if a person subscribes to a 9/11 conspiracy theory, there is at least a 50% chance that they are from, or affiliated with, Texas. Is there something in the air there?

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The point is, that there are more public figures starting to talk and ask questions.

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haven't we had enough of these "public figures" telling us all what they think about things they know little or nothing about? it's usually the hollywood folk lending their name to some pet cause or theory, but it seems that if more than ten people know your name then you feel obligated to enlighten us lesser mortals. it's bad enough when they are touting their cause du jour, but when they are just regurgitating the same old tripe it gets a bit ludicrous.

Its surprising that nobody's mentioned this, but Mark Stepnoski has long been an outspoken marijuana legalization activist and a member of NORML.

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Originally Posted by KevinFinnerty

Its surprising that nobody's mentioned this, but Mark Stepnoski has long been an outspoken marijuana legalization activist and a member of NORML.

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legalize what? a member of what? sounds like one of them al-qaeda types...

so nfl players can't be smart? that makes sense..

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Originally Posted by delusionsofNORMALity

haven't we had enough of these "public figures" telling us all what they think about things they know little or nothing about? it's usually the hollywood folk lending their name to some pet cause or theory, but it seems that if more than ten people know your name then you feel obligated to enlighten us lesser mortals. it's bad enough when they are touting their cause du jour, but when they are just regurgitating the same old tripe it gets a bit ludicrous.

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Actors memorize scripts and athletes plays........nice to see he still can memorize the play.

And what does his stance on m.j. have to do with his thirst for kool-aid?

Have a good one!:jointsmile:

kool-aid! for the Official Story drinkers.......yea- dont worry, the borders wide open on this War on Terror, dont mention the lies about the reason for war on iraq-n... nothing to see here, go back to sleep...zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNZZZZZZZZ ZZZZZZZZZZZ.....bicwackkferdfigbeandey

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oh wow ... an " NFL Star" has a political opinion regarding 9-11 ... :S2: the benefit of his college degree in 'Phys. Ed." doubtlessly played an important role in that theory :wtf: ... you're really reaching for 'like-minded' support on this one :S2:

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wow Image out of all people i thought u were just about one of the most intelligent people on this site (when it comes to marijuana) but i never would have thought u could be so ignorant. Just because his major is football doesn't mean he's no smarter than you. So what phys ed doesn't play a political role it dont mean shit...And for you to say "LIKE MINDED" support was very ignorant and childish. He's talking about a country here thats going down the dumps due to the Government. I don't give a f*ck if Micheal Jordan was the one in the interveiw, he still brings up very good and valid points.

Thats like you in the interveiw and people who know you are like "WOW A POT HEAD" has a political opinion regarding 9/11. we all have our own saying in the event but don't shit on the next man opinion....Would you feel better if the interveiw was with a scientist or someone in the political feild?

Oh and btw, just so i dont get a reply like "oh you must have played sports", NO i haven't played football, i honestly dont like football enough to watch or pay attention too...

Have a GOOD day

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....Would you feel better if the interveiw was with a scientist or someone in the political feild?

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there's been plenty of those too...

there is never enough evidence for the freedom hating muslim conspiracy theorists...

the evidence is overwhelming that 9/11 was an inside job, but nothing is ever good enough...

just believe it was 19 freedom hating terrorists who had never flown those planes before, and they were told to do it by the guy in the cave...

ignore the warnings government servants (not officials) got not to fly, ignore the drills of planes hitting buildings on that same morning, ignore building 7 collapsing in a controlled demolition, ignore the insider trading, ignore the warnings from other countries, ignore how the terrorists were protected in this country and allowed to do what they did so they could be used as patsies, ignore the magic passports that landed on the ground unburned...it goes on and on and on

it's just absurd to think 9/11 happened the way the feds say it did...

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So where is the "new" information? Just like the grow area here....any dumbass can do a cut and paste with info. Good ol' A.J., now if he was against the theory he'd have an article on what a dumb jock he is.

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I'm not really sure, and I am no supporter of Alex Jones... so I can't really comment much on what you have to say here. All I was trying to say is that his profession does not mean anything... he thinks 9/11 was an inside job. To me it sounds like he came to that conclusion on his own, since he thought it was an inside job from "day one." The profession one chooses does not necessarily reflect on their intelligence... that's all I was trying to say. Sorry if I came off as an Alex Jones supporter, I'd hate to look like one LOL

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I wonder if I can get the tape for a low, low cost of $19.95 in the near future.:lol5:

Have a good one!:jointsmile:

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Haha, yeah. I'd never buy Alex Jones' tapes. Although I do believe 9/11 was an inside job, I personally think Alex Jones just makes shit up or really exaggerates on everything to sell his videos. $20 for a video? I can clearly see an agenda here...

I think Alex Jones is an idiot.


And pisshead, I agree with you... the official story does not make much sense to me. But I could just be a delusional, paranoid schizophrenic conspiracy theorist kook.

Later ;)