Yukihisa Fujita, a member of the Upper
House of the Japanese Diet (Parliament) has recently
published a book titled: "Questioning 9/11 Terror at the National
Diet - Can Obama Change the USA?"
Co-authors of the book are David Ray
Griffin, Yumi Kikuchi, Akira Doujimaru.and Chihaya
Councilor Fujita is a current member and former director
of the Committee on Foreign Affairs and Defense. In this
function he questioned 9/11 three times in parliament.
Fujita claims that 9/11 as the main reason for the
"War on Terror" needs to be newly investigated
in order to find peaceful solutions.
On April 8 there was a reception on the ocassion
of the publishing Mr. Fujita's book
at the Tokyo Dome Hotel.
The event was organized by a group including the Chairman
of the daily newspaper Japan Times, several leading
representatives of the Democratic Party and several
business excecutives. They hosted the event in honour of
Mr. Fujita
Yumi Kikuchi, a well known peace and 9/11 activist first
presented a video lecture that had been prepared by
co-author of the book, Akira Doujimaru, who lives in
Spain and was not present at the event. The presentation
explained in great detail the numerous main points that
completely contradict the official 9/11 account of the US
administration and the mainstream media. It was made
clear that 9/11 is used to constantly justify wars.
Takao Iwami, a political commentator who
writes a column in the Mainichi Shimbun newspaper then
questioned Mr. Fujita about the book, the consequences of
9/11 and perspective of the world politics
During the second part of the event greetings to Mr.
Fujita were presented by the following speakers:
Tadashi Inuzuka, Member of Parliament,
member of the Committee on Foreign Affairs and Defence LINK Hideaki Seo, director of Sundai School ,
chair of Fujita's Political and Economic Forum Yukio Hatoyama, Secretary General of the
Democratic Party of Japan LINK Kazuo Tanikawa, former Defense Minister
and Justice Minister for the ruling Liberal Democratic
Party Yasushi Kurokouchi, fomer ambassador to
Switzerland, Nigeria and Tanzania Haruhiro Shiratori, father of a 9/11
victim. Yasuo Onuki, former chief of the NHK
office in Europe and the US. NHK, Japan Broadcasting
Corporation, is Japan's national public broadcasting
organization. Hiroshi Yamada, former chief
correspondent for Japan’s daily newspaper
“Yomiuri” in the US and Europe Kyoji Takei, chairman of the National
Printing Bureau labor union.
The speakers supported Mr. Fujita's
efforts to bring peace and reconciliation in Afghanistan
and other areas of conflict in non-military way,
including the importance of finding truth for the 9/11
questions.
At the end of the event a formal greeting
by the DPJ party leader Ichiro Ozawa was read to the
audience in which Ozawa appreciated Mr. Fujita’s
persistent efforts.
The reviewing the policies of Bush
administration including “the war on terror”
and the world wide financial crisis might be an issue in
the upcoming general election. In case Fujita’s
party won the election, things may really start to move.
9/11 Japan 2009 -
Peace needs Truth - Yukihisa Fujita
Political
Leaders for 9/11 Truth Launched
March 2009 - New Initiative by Yukihisa Fujita
In 2009 under the leadershiip of Yukihisa
Fujita, a member of Parliament, Japan
and Karen S. Johnson, a former member of the Senate of
the State of Arizona, USA
a new initiative has been launched that calls for a new
independent investigation of 9/11 by political leaders.
45 Political Leaders so far have signed
the petition (April, 24, 2009)
Brae Antcliffe Elected Alderman to the
Council of The City of Sydney, Australia, early 1980s Berit Ås, former member of Parliament,
Norway Shirley Bianchi, 1999-2007 District Two
San Luis Obispo County Supervisor, California USA Eric Booth, elected Former Islands
Trustee, Salt Spring Island Local Trust Committee
2002-2005, USA Dr. Robert M. Bowman, former, Director
Advanced Space Programs Development (U.S.A.F.) Ford &
Carter administrations Andreas v. Bülow, former State
Secretary in the Federal Ministry of Defense, West
Germany; former Minister
of Research and Technology; frm. member of the German
Parliament Donald R. Bustion, former Assistant
Attorney General of Texas Giulietto Chiesa, Italian member of the
European Parliament; Gerard Chevrot, Municipal Councilor,
Saint-Sixt, France Matt Cole, Board of Trustees, Town of
Alma; Alma, Colorado, USA Wolfram Elsner, PhD, former head of the
Planning Division of the Ministry of Economic Affairs,
Bremen, Germany Douglas Nixon Everingham, Member, House
of Representatives, Australia, 1967-75 and 1977-84,
Minister for Health 1972-75, World Health Assembly 1975,
Parliamentary Adviser, UN delegation. Jeanette Fitzsimons, Co-leader New
Zealand Green Party since 1995, member House of
Representatives since 1999. Constance Fogal, Canadian Action Party
Leader, 2004-2008 Egon Frid, elected Member of Swedish
Parliament, 2006 . Member of Committee on Civil Affairs,
Deputy Member of the Committee on Transport and
Communications. Yukihisa Fujita, member of the House of
Councilors, National Diet of Japan; Chairman,
Special Committee on North Korean Abduction Issue and
Related Matters;
former member of the House of Representatives Ole Gerstrom, Member of Parliament,
Denmark, 1973-1975. Bill Goodacre, Smithers, BC, Town
Council (12 years);
elected Member of the British Columbia (Canada)
Legislature, 1996-2001 Senator Mike Gravel, United States
Senator (1969 - 1981) Dan Hamburg, former Californian member
of the US House of Representatives Joel S. Hirschhorn, Senior Staff Member,
Congressional Office of Technology Assessment 1978-1990 Barbara Honegger, former White House
Policy Analyst and Special Assistant
to the Assistant to President Ronald Reagan (1981 - 1983)
Ferdinando Imposimato, elected Italian
Senator, 1987-1992, and 1994-1996.
Elected to the Chamber of Deputies (Parliament),
1992-1994 Tadashi Inuzuka, member of the House of
Councilors, National Diet of Japan Karen S. Johnson, former member of the
Senate of the State of Arizona,
frm. chair of the Family Services Committee Scott Kennedy, former Mayor and City
Council Member, Santa Cruz, California Senator Prof. Muhammad Ibrahim Khan,
member of Pakistan's Senate since 2006;
member of Standing committee on Education and Science and
Technology;
member of Standing Committee on Law, Justice and Human
Rights and Parliamentary Affairs;
Vice President of Jamaat e Islami (Pakistan) Paul Lannoye, former Belgian member of
the European Parliament,
vice chair of the Committee on Energy, Research, and
Technology Jon Paul McClellan, chief election judge
(appointed), Eastside Precinct, Orange County, North
Carolina;
former elected chair of the precinct organization. Cynthia McKinney, former Georgian member
of the US House of Representatives,
member of the Armed Services Committee and the
International Relations Committee Michael Meacher, Minister of the British
Parliament; former Minister of the Environment;
former Undersecretary for Industry (Charter Member of
PL911Truth) Per Mohn, deputy representative to the
Norwegian Parliament from Akershus, 1989–1993 Dr. Andrew J. Moulden, Leader of the
Canadian Action Party David Nelson, Hate Crimes Working Group
(appointed advisory commission),
U.S. Department of Justice, Utah, 1997-2001 Marty B. O'Malley, elected Democratic
member of Council, Forest Hills, PA USA Bruce Randall, elected Longmeadow
(Massachusetts) Water & Sewer Commissioner,
2002-2003, USA Senator Fernando Rossi, member of the
Itallian Parliament (Senator), 2006-2008 USA Val Scott, founding member of Canada's
New Democratic Party;
former Trustee and Vice Chairman of North York Board of
Education, Ontario, Canada Prof. David C. Smith, former Town
Councillor, Mont Saint Aignan, Normandy, France Simon C. Smith, elected to Sandwell
Metropolitan Borough Council,
Great Bridge Electoral Division, United Kingdom Joel Tyner, third term county legislator
for Clinton and Rhinebeck, Dutchess County, New York
State;
Environmental Committee Chair for Duchess County
Legislature. USA Gianni Vattimo, member of European
Parliament, 1999 - 2004 (Italy);
Committee on Citizens' Freedoms and Rights, Justice and
Home Affairs;
Committee on Employment and Social Affairs; Committee on
Culture,
Youth, Education, the Media and Sport Jesse Ventura, former Governor of
Minnesota USA Bruno Vézina, elected Mayor of Irlande,
Quebec, Canada, 2003 Terry Wachniak, elected to City Council,
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, from 1986 to 1989
Statements of numerous other
international politicians who questioned 9/11, without
explictly demanding a new nvestigation
can be found at the website www.patriotsquestion911.com
