Webster Tarpley

And yet, as I show in the book, Cheney and Rumsfeld may have been surprised by some things that happened in the course of the day, especially surrounding the attack on the Pentagon.

And here I rely on people like Webster Tarpley, who's also, by the way, somebody who's very coy about Israel.

You know, most of the writers on the topic, except Christopher Bolin, uh are very careful not to step on israeli toes and and the word zionism is also avoided and i find that very problematic because as you already said so many of the earlier events building up to this 9 11 explosion uh already had revealed the hand of of a growing uh atlantic zionist complex of forces and i say complex of forces also indicating that there are inner contradictions you know you can't simply say that it's one unified ideologically homogeneous block they are different forces which which have to rely on the operation of a much larger population of loyal citizens and officials who do their duty which is why you get on the day itself you get the famous response is this real or exercise because most of the people involved were actually thinking they were part of an exercise even What I learned from this former flight attendant, Rebecca Roth, in her four novels and interviews, is that Even the people who made the so-called phone calls from 10 kilometers up in the air about hijacks were, in fact, had landed at airports and were making their calls from there under the auspices of people organizing the exercises and getting kudos for how well they did when they called their mother and identified themselves with their full name and family name.

So it's a complex, you know, writing a book about Israel and 9-11 is one thing, but when you write this, you're also writing about the more general phenomenon of these, well, what Peter Dale Scott calls deep structural events, or what I happen to call system events in this book, but it's the same.

Now, I've been listening to some people talking about this.

Honestly, I've been listening to Webster Tarpley, whose World Crisis Radio I have referred to from time to time on this program.

And the AI bubble and the history of speculation is something he's been talking about.

Tarpley argues that what we're witnessing in artificial intelligence may be another great speculative bubble.

I've been...

Honestly, I've been listening to Webster Tarpley, whose World Crisis Radio I have referred to from time to time on this program.

And the AI bubble and the history of speculation is something he's been talking about.

Tarpley argues that what we're witnessing in artificial intelligence may be another great speculative bubble.