“The following is my statement if you are interested in hearing it. I did not sell heroin to the undercover police officer as I am accused of doing. I was not charged for possession because I did not posses anything i should not have had…. This is an atrocity and I apologize to the community, my family, friends and loved ones. I will make every effort to make right this awful situation as fast as possible. Thank you to everyone who has shown me such great support in these trying times. I am working with my attorneys and can make no further statements this time.”

As the newspaper adds, Loose Change is a film that has gained notoriety because it questions “the official explanation of the events on 9/11.” It suggests, for example, that the Twin Towers of the World Trade Center were brought down by explosives and that the Pentagon was not struck by a passenger jet — even though hundreds of people saw the plane hit the building.
http://www.npr.org/blogs/thetwo-way/2011/01/31/133370892/producer-of-9-11-conspiracy-film-loose-change-accused-in-heroin-sale

The stark idiocy of the Pentagon no plane theory discredits everything.

From a 2002 news story:

‘Terrorism has to be dealt with’: Soldier recounts service
http://www.thedailystar.com/news/stories/2002/07/23/afghan.html
http://web.archive.org/web/20030516074311/http://www.thedailystar.com/news/stories/2002/07/23/afghan.html

. . . Army-green tents dot the sandy landscape. Weapons, ammunition and army vehicles sit in the backgrounds. One photograph shows Rowe dressed in military garb and a helmet, sleeping in a foxhole.

“What we were doing over there was important,” Rowe said. “It’s important not only for us, but for the rest of the world. Terrorism has to be dealt with.”

Rowe, who earned his GED a year ago, said he never expected to be dealing with terrorism in a wartime setting.

He enlisted in the Army late in August 2001 and had just begun basic training at Fort Benning in Georgia when the Sept. 11 attacks happened.