Texas icon Willie Nelson said on a nationally syndicated radio show this week that he questions the official story of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks in New York City. "I certainly do," Nelson said Monday when asked by talk show host Alex Jones if he questions the official story.
"I saw those towers fall and I've seen an implosion in Las Vegas, there's too much similarities between the two. And I saw the building fall that didn't get hit by nothing," the singer-songwriter said. "So, how naive are we, you know, what do they think we'll go for?" . . .
Red-faced with embaressment at his employer's conduct, Nelson's publicist wept silently logged on to careerbuilder.com to look for a new gig would not comment on the remarks.
Jones, an Austin-based talk show host on the Burnsville, Minn., Genesis Communications Network, is sometimes described as a flaming whackjob ferverent Kucinich supporter "conspiracy theorist." He regularly rails against globalism, the United Nations and World Bank on satellite and Internet radio. |