9/11 conspiracy film producer in NY drug arrest

I guess he was just following the money?

Drug use might explain a lot of these "theories", eh?

Laundering, anyone?

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R56sc3ZphAE&NR=1

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I'm sure if you search long enough you can find someone who believes giant crabs took down the towers.

Having said that, I'll pre-empt the conspiracy theories by stating that "they" have had numerous opportunities to get rid of Avery, Bermas & Rowe for the past 5 years, so choosing this as their method seems a bit slacking. Especially when "they" were apparently able to conduct the 9/11 inside jobby-job flawlessly and without anyone spilling the beans.

Could the herion have come from the poppy fields we are said to be protecting in Afghanistan?

And if they did set him up it could be they are getting a little too close, eh?

... that Jason Bermas moved back in with his mother and is working at a pizza shop, and he's begging for donations on Facebook so he can start another internet radio show. I guess he wasn't getting close to anything. :eyes:

oh wait...I, like 80% of DU, am on D & P's ignore list for asking questions like this.

WKTV is always lazy like that. Here's The Daily Star article:

I've known tens of thousands of people, and only knew one so far.

These stats are a few years old, and I'm pulling them from memory, but about 1.5% report using heroin in their lifetime, while only about 0.1% report using heroin within the last month.

If Zoya is anything to go by, today's Russians are hardly flourishing. Russia has one of the world's biggest heroin problems, with up to three million addicts according to local non-governmental organizations. Twenty one percent of the 375 tons of heroin produced from Afghanistan's opium fields now finds its way through central Asia into Russia, according the United Nations. (By contrast, China, with nine times more people, consumes just 13 percent.) The Russian government estimates its citizens bought $17 billion worth of street-traded heroin last year -- about seven billion doses. The addiction kills at least 30,000 Russians a year, which is a third of the world's total heroin-related deaths, adding to pressures on the country's already shrinking population.

So grave is the problem that President Dmitry Medvedev last year branded heroin a threat to national security.

http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/01/25/us-russia-heroin-idUSTRE70O22X20110125

"The evil government is trying to silence me! My theories must be real! This just proves it!"

Don't recall you posting this back in the day....

http://www.nytimes.com/2010/02/19/nyregion/19kerik.html?_r=1

The case against Mr. Kerik centered on charges that a New Jersey construction company, the Interstate Industrial Corporation, which was suspected of ties to organized crime, had paid for renovations at his home in the Riverdale section of the Bronx. Prosecutors said company officials had hoped Mr. Kerik would help them obtain a city license.

You seem to have omitted the best part of your story, as well as any clue what you're getting at.