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… A choice cut from Prison Planet. (http://www.prisonplanet.com/articles/june2008/062008_smear_attack.htm)
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The BBC’s first stab at debunking the 9/11 truth movement was a jaw-dropping exercise in journalistic prostitution more befitting of state-controlled TV stations in Communist China or Zimbabwe.
The show was a tissue of lies, bias and emotional manipulation from beginning to end, structured around fallacy, lying by omission and an overwhelming dearth of impartiality.
During a follow-up radio debate, producer Guy Smith had no answers for the plethora of inaccuracies that littered the program.
The BBC has also completed a documentary on the 7/7 bombings, set to air in Autumn, which puts forward an individual called Nick Kollerstrom as the main proponent of “conspiracy theories” surrounding the 2005 London Underground attacks.
Despite the fact that we were at the forefront of 7/7 coverage immediately after it happened and have produced scores of articles on the subject that received millions of readers, the BBC did not choose to speak to us and instead interviewed a radical astrologist who also dabbles in crop circles, holocaust denial and making apologies for Hitler.
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Living with the Conspiracy 24-7 
LW
Guy Smith (who the heck is he anyway) was found wanting in his “debate” with Alex Jones. Alex clearly kicked his butt with fact after fact, while Smith attempted the usual disinfo.
I wait with baited breath for the BBC hit piece on WTC7. Infowars has already produced the video from a WTC7 insider, and we will compare it to the BBC cut and paste.
Be on the lookout for images of building 7 being grey in colour. The building was red.
Regards
Antireptilian
I listened to the Guy Smith interview. It was noticeable how he didn’t address the issues raised properly.
WTC 7 was red? I did’t realise that, and I’ve seen huge numbers of pics and footage of it. It is was red what legitimate questions do grey colours indicate? I just thought any grey may bave been from the pulverized concrete from WTC 1&2.
The BBC hit pieces are certainly shoddy, but when presented to an audience who has been told to be skeptical of 9-11 or 7-7 conspiracies (apart from the official conspiracies of course) then the public largely accept BBC propaganda quite readily.