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Nov 24, 2006 52 min

Loose Change

from Living Yoga with Darren Main Hosted by Darren Main

Untitled Document Jason Bermas Loose Change, a documentary about 9/11 is one of the most downloaded video on the Internet. This highly controversial film makes some wild assertions that fly in the face of common beliefs about that tragic day. The filmmakers use live news footage, reports from mainstream news sources, and interviews with so-called experts to suggest that: •A missile, not a commercial jet, hit the Pentagon. •Non-commercial planes hit the World Trade Center towers. •Explosives planted inside the trade center were what brought down the towers rather than burning jet fuel. •The plane that crashed in Pennsylvania did not really crash, but rather landed in Ohio. •Many of the 19 hijackers are still alive. •Members of the Bush Administration, not Al Qaida and Osama bin Laden were behind the attacks. Of course this is in stark contrast to the findings of the 9/11 commission report and, according to mainstream media reporting, is completely false. That said, I love a good conspiracy theory as much as Oliver Stone, so with me in this podcast is Jason Bermas, one of the producers of Loose Change, to discuss some of the controversial claims in the film. Resources Download Loose Change Google Video Rebuttal To Loose Change Screw Loose Change (video) Debunking 9/11 Myths by Popular Mechanics Contact Jason Bermas Loose Change Website Sync With iPod

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