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Originally posted by WolfofWar
They're not really a news source, they rarely get ANYTHING right to begin with.
Don't be surprised if they just made stuff up to make it sound like they had "more info then everybody else' (which is something they've been known to do.)
They probably realized that they BS was caught when the towers fell, and decided not to add the story so nobody could call BS on faux news.
Originally posted by JIMC5499
I always thought that it was the Clinton News Network that did that.
Or was it the Clinton Broadcasting Service?
Originally posted by HaveSeen4Myself
As far as which 'feed' I was watching on 9/11..... I lived in North Carolina and was watching cable television. Are there different broadcasts for the different time zones? If there were, I have never been aware of such a thing. I have always been under the assumption that the east and west coast see the same newscasts at the same time. Even if this were not the case, a special report would supercede the programming schedules anyway, wouldn't it?
Originally posted by D.E.M.
I find it quite interesting, in that fox news snapshot, that the president was already vowing to "hunt down those responsible for these attacks" a mere 3 hours after they occured. That is damning evidence right there. Would you not be consoling your country and vowing to "discover what was behind this attack" unless you had prior knowledge? Hmm?
Originally posted by HaveSeen4Myself
That's a very interesting question valhall. I'd say the possibility exists that the broadcast that I saw was meant only for parts of the east coast. Afterall, what good would it do to air such 'location specific' and potentially damaging information to all parts of the country.
Originally posted by HaveSeen4Myself
I'm sure that the time of the 'attack' was carefully chosen, and just happened to occur when perhaps the least amount of people were paying attention.