Dubious Pentagon attack witness Rick Renzi indicted, page 1

Originally posted by Swampfox46_1999
I see the "truth" movement is grasping at more straws. So a "witness" to 9/11 has been indicted. Doesnt mean a blessed thing other than he got stupid.

Do you honestly think that if he was a part of some "cover-up" committed by the US government, that the same government would bring him up on charges?

Nobody says the entire government is involved.

Just because old boy got a little too enthusiastic with his new power and quick advancement on capitol hill shortly after 9/11 doesn't mean the perpetrators of 9/11 can protect him from all of his crimes.

Perhaps he'll get off easy for all of this.

Who knows?

Regardless his account is extremely dubious and straight up irreconcilable with the official story.

And why is he being reported as a "law student" on 9/13/2001 when he graduated in 1980?

''The plane came in at an incredibly steep angle with incredibly high speed,'' said Rick Renzi, a law student who was driving by the Pentagon at the time of the crash about 9:40 a.m.
The impact created a huge yellow and orange fireball, he added. Renzi, who was interviewed at the scene by FBI agents, said he stopped his car to watch and saw another plane following and turn off after the first craft's impact. Pentagon spokesman Rear Adm. Craig Quigley said later Tuesday that he also had heard reports of a smaller second plane, but could not confirm it.

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As if he would have gone from law student to congressman in one year!

It's also Interesting how he mentioned a "second plane" on the 13th, but didn't say word about it in his televised interview from that day.

Early life, education, and family

...Renzi graduated from Buena High School and then attended Northern Arizona University, receiving a B.S. in criminal justice in 1980. Renzi played football for NAU and was a starting offensive lineman.

Career prior to Congress

In 1989, Renzi started Renzi & Company (now called the Patriot Insurance Agency),[10] a company that offers insurance to nonprofit organizations such as crisis pregnancy centers, pregnancy care clinics, maternity homes, PTAs, PTOs, and local service organizations.[11]

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The fact that people like this and PNAC document signer Gary Bauer, and Jeff Gannon's old boss Bobby Eberle, and right publisher Alfred Regnery are the type of people touted as average every day witnesses to the event says a lot regardless if you refuse to admit it's even suspicious.

[edit on 23-2-2008 by Craig Ranke CIT]