I would say that there is still a chance, a very good chance, in my opinion, that the truth, much of the truth will come out if we keep fighting for it.

And if it does, I think it has the potential to completely reshape the world that we live in in a positive way.

There will be a lot of trauma.

It will be maybe a difficult time politically.

But I think overall it will result in a more skeptical populace, which is a good thing.

And ultimately, I think, in a more peaceful and just and democratic and free society.

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Welcome back, friends. Welcome back to the Corbett Report. I'm James Corbett of CorbettReport.com.

It is early September, 2003. And as we approach the 22nd anniversary of the events of September 11th, 2001, I'm sure

many of us in the audience are missing the voice of one warrior for 9-11 Truth that sadly

departed from us.

Earlier this year, I'm referring, of course, to Dr. Graham McQueen. And of course, you will remember from

my episode 444 of the Corporate Report podcast, remembering Graham McQueen, just what an

incredible voice for 9-11 truth that Graham was and the incredible information that he helped to

provide the 9-11 truth movement. You might also remember from that episode 444 that it opened with a series of testimonials,

the first one being from a Mr. Ted Walter providing tribute to Graham McQueen and his legacy.

Well, if you are missing Graham McQueen's voice at this particular time,

I have a treat for you, specifically in the

form of a documentary, a new documentary that is hosted and narrated by Gray McQueen. An intriguing

concept and one that, well, we'll have to delve into in more detail. So joining us to do that

today is none other than the aforementioned

Ted Walter, who in addition to being the executive director of the International Center for 9-11

...