William Pepper on war crimes & 9/11 ballot initiative
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“THE KEVIN BARRETT SHOW”
Tuesday Hear a Live Interview with William Pepper — Human rights attorney, proponent and prospective Commissioner, New York City 9/11 Ballot
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Live interview with Human rights attorney extraordinaire William Pepper, proponent and prospective Commissioner, New York City 9/11 Ballot Initiative; author, Act of State: The Execution of Martin Luther King, Jr. In November 1999, William Pepper won a jury trial finding that James Earl Ray was innocent, and that U.S. military and intelligence officials conspired to murder Martin Luther King, Jr. He is currently working with the NYC 9/11 Ballot Initiative to get a real investigation of 9/11 with subpoena power, and is in line to become one of the Commissioners. Last month William Pepper spent ten sixteen-hour days preparing a legal defense of the Spanish Court’s initiative to prosecute George W. Bush for war crimes. He writes: “I believe that this case may be the most important case in my lifetime for the advancement of international human rights law and condemnation of these atrocious policies and practices which go back to the divine right of kings, perpetuated by fascism. ” This show was aired live in the summer of 2009, but is still relevant today.
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