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Presenting scientific evidence of the collapse.
Originally posted by Whyhi
Just wondering, hypothetically, if there was another investigation with legitimate experts and such, what would you do if they basically proved truthers wrong on every claim that they made?
Originally posted by ugie1028
Presenting scientific evidence of the collapse.
Mentioned whistle blowers within military.
Mentioned whistle blowers within military.
I would like to see this evidence post haste.
Mentioned whistle blowers within military.
Whistle blowers concerning 9/11/01?
Who?
Names?
Where are they?
Where were they?
What do they know?
Why did they wait until now?
Rank?
Branch?
Without some details that is no different than me saying "I know NASA whistle blowers that say aliens are on the moon, but I can't provide any more than that."
Please provide more.
Thanks,
Originally posted by Anti-Evil
how can anyone say a plane did this... its clearly not what the NIST team concluded it is a pure fabrication:
www.youtube.com...
Lieutenant Colonel (LTC) Anthony Shaffer, former intelligence officer & 9/11 whistleblower re Able Danger, the Special Operations Command (SOCOM) program which uncovered two of the three terrorist cells involved with 9/11 one year before the attacks, as well as identifying Mohamed Atta .
J. Michael Springmann, attorney & whistle blower, former head of the US Consulate office in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia where he fought the Visas for Terrorists Program between 1987 and 1989. He was not there when the Sept. 11 terrorists got their visas, presumably through the Visa Express Program.
Coleen Rowley, center, former FBI agent & whistle blower, re FBI's internal organization and mishandling of information related to the September 11, 2001, attacks. Time Magazine Person of the Year, 2002.
I'm just curious how much you paid for the priviledge of watching people dropping cardboard boxes onto a table.
I'm thinking $30-$40 per person...?
Originally posted by impressme
reply to post by GoodOlDave
I'm just curious how much you paid for the priviledge of watching people dropping cardboard boxes onto a table.
I'm thinking $30-$40 per person...?
Less than the 3,000 lives lost on 911.
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