Christopher Bollyn Speaks at Portland Community College Plus Q&A Session 720p

Christopher Bollyn Speaks at Portland Community College Plus Q&A Session 720p



The 9/11 Studies Club hosted guest speaker Christopher Bollyn at Portland Community College where he discussed the predicament Americans face with a two-party system in which both try to out-do each other to show support for the massive fraud known as the War on Terror.



Bollyn, author of “Solving 9/11: The Deception that Changed the World”, traveled through the Middle East and studied the region's history and languages before earning a degree from the University of California at Santa Cruz with an emphasis on the history of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.



Having worked as an independent investigative journalist from 2000-2006, Bollyn spent a great deal of time investigating the events of 9/11.



In 2007, after having been attacked by undercover police at his home and forced into exile, he began writing  “Solving 9-11”, which is dedicated to explaining what really happened and bringing the events of 9-11 into historical perspective.



This is Christopher Bollyn’s third live speaking engagement in Oregon, which took place on July 16th at Portland Community College’s Sylvania campus.



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