new world next week - sep29

new world next week: episode085 - remote-controlled
plane plot, qaeda vs. conspiracists, activist (re)post


Welcome back to New World Next Week - the video series from Corbett Report & Media Monarchy that covers some of the most important developments in alternative news & open source intelligence. This week:

Story #1: Mass. Musician Accused of DC Terrorist Plot
Related: Feds Foil Remote-Controlled Terror Attack on Washington - But Not Remote-Controlled Terror Attack 10yrs Ago on 9/11

Story #2: Al-Qaida Calls on Ahmadinejad to End 9/11 Conspiracy Theories
Flashback Satire: '9/11 Conspiracy Theories Ridiculous' - Al Qaeda
Related: CIA, Pentagon Fight to Keep Osama bin Laden Death Photos Secret

Story #3: Statement From Activist Post Regarding Site Takedown
Related: Internet Hits All-Time High As News Source, TV At All-Time Low, Says Pew
NWNW Flashback: The Death of Printaganda

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mass. musician accused of dc terrorist plot

feds foil remote-controlled plane terror attack on washington,
but not the remote-controlled attack 10yrs ago on 9/11...
from cbs/ap: A 26-year-old Massachusetts man has been arrested and accused of plotting to attack the Pentagon and U.S. Capitol with large remote-controlled aircraft filled with explosives. CBS News correspondent Bob Orr reports that U.S. officials say the suspect, Rezwan Ferdaus was deadly serious about his plans, but the plot had no chance of succeeding. Ferdaus, an U.S. citizen and Northeastern University graduate, went by the name "Bollywood" when he played in a Massachusetts band. However, U.S. officials say the drummer is also a self-radicalized jihadist, intent on attacking Americans in the U.S. and overseas. Ferdaus now faces charges of plotting attacks and supporting a foreign terrorist organization. Ferdaus was arrested after he bought what he believed to be 25 pounds of plastic explosives, three grenades and six automatic assault rifles from undercover FBI agents posing as al Qaeda operatives.