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Main japanese opposition party questions 9/11 in parliament
japanfan - 30.04.2008 15:14

On 24 April 2008 the main japanese opposition party demanded to end the support for the war on Afghanistan.

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Main japanese opposition party questions 9/11 in parliament - January and April 2008

Yukihisa Fujita is back for another round - April 24th, 2008



The parliamentarian Fujita again questioned the official version of 11 September 2001, because his party feels that
9/11 is the main reason for Japans involvement in the war and therefore 9/11 should be thorougly investigated.

Mr. Fujita's party (the Democratic Party Japan (DPJ) is opposed to any support from Japan to the U.S. Afghanistan military mission, and they use every opportunity to make this clear to the Japanese government. A few months ago they managed to vote down the refueling support by the Japanese Navy to the U.S. Navy and this posed the Japanese government for a huge problem. So the government had to force a vote to reinstall the refueling mission, which was the first time they did that since many years - they succeeded.

The debate was also about a reduction in funds used to finance American military support,
and paying for US base utilities. Recently reports had been published implying that cluster bombs stored at US-bases
in Japan were used against civilian targets in Afghanistan.

Now, Mr. Fujita, who has the support of his party wanted to know the rationale for the Afghan war, and he points out some contradictions in the official US government 911 story. This time he focuses on the engines of the four planes and poses the question why there is not much left of them, even though engines tend not to be destroyed by fires.

For more than 30 minutes Fujitas presented questions to Japan`s
minister of defense Ishida and the minister of foreign affairs Koumura. He talked of people connecting worldwide having access to information that professionals and former officials from the US share. Many question the official theory of 9/11 and demand new investigations. He presented a printout of the FBI homepage, which shows that Bin Laden is solely sought for the 1998 bombings of the US embassies in East Africa. He talked about a former airforce pilots who doubts the alleged highjackers were able to control the large Boeing jets used on 9/11.

 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZqtQrP2CZwY PART 1

 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zOi8XrceC9w PART 2
 http://www.911video.de/ex/japan/en/
 

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