Interesting website, seems a bit weird though:
What's a statement like this meant ot mean for a start:
During this broadcast, Mrs. Mariani said that she was the only relative of all the passengers that died on Flight 175 that crashed into the
South Tower. Her lawyer, Phil Berg, repeated this statement.
What's that about? Is she clinically insane? Maybe she's having a mad attempt to claim compensation money for all of them...
The pod thing has been equally debunked by other people, but the big question is why would they have it anyway? Can you give me ONE good reason why
they would fire a missile in first and what exactly would be gained that would be worth risking it being captured by hundreds of video and photo
cameras? How do you know these images we see in things like '9/11 In plane sight' arn't just edited, they say they are enhanced. I've seen other
versions which barely show a flash, more like a vague glimmer like a reflection - turn the brightness up and hey presto we have a missile hit!
Once again, common sense should pose the question of why have something so obvious and unnecessary anyway.
And the Social Security Death Index, I tried to check myself like the article suggests but it links to the government page here
www.socialsecurity.gov... and not "a privately-owned website that is not affiliated with Social Security" like the article
states.
If somehow it is true anyway, and he checked a
private site, something along the lines of ancestry.com - then records are not updated as
frequently and accurately as on official sites anyway! Hell, they are still adding censuses from 100 years ago!
Have you checked it yourself, or are you just taking his word for it, if you do - please can you let me know what site he means and can I have their
Social Security numbers too, just to make sure there is no confusion and the right people are identified. You can also call them up and enquire how up
to date they are with their records while your at it.
And his claims regarding the lack of people on the 9/11 Compensation fund list, well here is another blunder - by him.
The date of the list that is available is
April 22nd 2002 - only about 7 months after the attacks. Applications for the fund did not finish
until
December 22nd 2003 and a lot of people didn't rush out straight away or even bother.
That's why the list doesn't show anyone claiming for Flight 93 but the final reports says 25 did - because it's missing over 1 and a half years
worth of information out of just over 2 years worth.
Not a mystery at all really!
Here's a good write up dated September 4th 2003, on people claiming and why some didn't right here, it might answer some of your questions:
Since his wife was killed in the World Trade Center attack, Charles Wolf has filled a desk and three storage boxes in his Greenwich Village
home with paperwork. Yet even as he carefully added to the files supporting a claim for government compensation, he questioned the fairness of the
system and anguished over whether to apply.
Now, nearly two years after the attack, Wolf said he has decided to file a claim with the federal victims compensation fund - an extraordinarily
difficult decision still facing hundreds of other families with a deadline less than four months away.
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As of late August, 2,275 claims had been filed. But roughly 1,700 families had yet to decide whether to enroll with the fund or join lawsuits against
the airlines, security companies and government agencies.
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A small minority of families have decided to do nothing at all - forsaking both the guaranteed payment from the fund, and the hoped-for vindication
from a lawsuit.
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Margaret Britton, whose sister-in-law Marion Britton died aboard Flight 93, said her family doesn't blame the airlines, and doesn't want taxpayer
money.
“Some people think it's strange, but we just felt that in this case, it wasn't anyone's fault, it didn't warrant a lawsuit,” Britton said.
“We were not financially tied to my sister; it wasn't like she was the breadwinner for the family.”
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Alice Hoglan, who lost her son Mark Bingham on Flight 93, has decided to sue, even as her ex-husband, Mark's father, has filed with the fund.
“People say the fund is quick and easy and safe - well, I don't want that,” Hoglan said. “I want the truth... and let the chips fall where they
may.”
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www.cbsnews.com...
I recommend reading the whole article - it is very informative and answers a lot of questions.
I also suggest doing one's own research before blindly accepting the word of another crackpot and his deeply flawed theories, by doing so it tars us
all with the same brush - and when we do have something good to say no-one worth telling will want to listen.
[edit on 8-10-2005 by AgentSmith]