Alex Marks The 10th Anniversary of 9/11: Sunday Edition 2/6

On the Sunday edition of the Alex Jones Show, Alex marks the tenth anniversary of the September 11, 2001 attacks. He looks back at the attacks that led to the destruction of the Constitution and the Bill of Rights and provided a pretext for the global elite to impose a high-tech police and surveillance state as they wage wars of conquest around the world. Alex also looks to an uncertain future as the truth movement grows and the financial elite fight both propaganda and psyop wars against the resistance. (Subscribe to Prisonplanet.tv today!!) www.prisonplanet.tv

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Alex Jones Tv {Sunday Edition} 5/7:Sharp-Dressed Man Helps Underwear Bomber Past Airport Security

A passenger who boarded Northwest Airlines Flight 253 in Amsterdam with attempted plane bomber Umar Farouk Abdul Mutallab says the would-be terrorist had no passport and was aided by a sharp-dressed man who claimed Mutallab was a Sudanese refugee, just one of a plethora of startling inconsistencies surrounding an incident that has led to ramped up security. www.prisonplanet.com www.infowars.com prisonplanet.tv

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Alex Jones Tv {Sunday Edition} 3/7:Sharp-Dressed Man Helps Underwear Bomber Past Airport Security

A passenger who boarded Northwest Airlines Flight 253 in Amsterdam with attempted plane bomber Umar Farouk Abdul Mutallab says the would-be terrorist had no passport and was aided by a sharp-dressed man who claimed Mutallab was a Sudanese refugee, just one of a plethora of startling inconsistencies surrounding an incident that has led to ramped up security. www.prisonplanet.com www.infowars.com prisonplanet.tv

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China Says The End of The Dollar is Near: Alex Jones Tv (Sunday Edition) 2/3

Andrew Brown Wall Street Journal January 16, 2011 Hu Highlights Need for US-China Cooperation, Questions Dollar BEIJING—Chinese President Hu Jintao emphasized the need for cooperation with the US in areas from new energy to space ahead of his visit to Washington this week, but he called the present US dollar-dominated currency system a "product of the past" and highlighted moves to turn the yuan into a global currency. "We both stand to gain from a sound China-US relationship, and lose from confrontation," Mr. Hu said in written answers to questions from The Wall Street Journal and the Washington Post. Mr. Hu acknowledged "some differences and sensitive issues between us," but his tone was generally compromising, and he avoided specific mention of some of the controversial issues that have dogged relations with the US over the past year or so—including US arms sales to Taiwan that led to a freeze in military relations between the world's sole superpower and its rising Asian rival. AFP January 16, 2011 Hu calls currency system 'product of the past' China's President Hu Jintao said Sunday the international currency system was "a product of the past," but it would be a long time before the yuan is accepted as an international currency. Hu's comments, which came ahead of a state visit to Washington on Wednesday, reflected the continuing tensions over the dollar's role as the major reserve currency in the aftermath of the US financial crisis in 2008. "The current international ...

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