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Originally posted by GoodOlDave
Incorporate the fact into your conspiracy claims as you see fit.
Originally posted by GoodOlDave
Sorry to burst your bubble, but 80% of this, from Northwoods, to the ISI to the presidential briefings are straight out of Loose Change. I distinctly recognize the cover of the terrorism study referencing the 1993 WTC terrorist attack that Dylan Avery used to insinuate as being some sinister hint of the 9/11 attack, exactly the same way you're doing. There isn't anything you're providing here that hasn't been presented already many times previously.
This of course does nothing to address the fact this is still 100% innuendo dropping. Implosions leave blatant signs of sabotage on the steel and hordes of steel workers cleaning up the wreckage at ground zero...many of them being the ones who helped build the thing to begin with...say there was no such thing there. Thus, the towers were NOT brought down by implosion so two plus two still equals four regardless of how much evidence you present to make it look like it really equals five.
Incorporate the fact into your conspiracy claims as you see fit.
This of course does nothing to address the fact this is still 100% innuendo dropping. Implosions leave blatant signs of sabotage on the steel and hordes of steel workers cleaning up the wreckage at ground zero...many of them being the ones who helped build the thing to begin with...
"Most investigators point to evidence of "explosives" and "squibs" in video footage of the collapse of the two towers, yet to effect the complete destruction of so much concrete and office material, a massive quantity of explosives would surely have been required, and such a quantity is simply not evident in the available footage. As has been suggested by Professor Jones, an advanced and publicly unknown form of "superthermite" was probably used to cut the steel core beams of the WTC towers, which leaves open the possibility that other similarly advanced and publicly unknown technology was used to disintegrate the concrete that constituted the body of the towers. In this case, it would not be responsible or wise for me to theorize about what specific device or technique was used to turn the towers to dust, however, I will say that `sound´ and `light´ weapons have been developed in the past 20 years by the U.S. and Israeli military that are capable of `invisibly´ destroying hardened targets. To that I will add that part of the prepping of the WTC towers could have included the planting of `conductors´ to effect the propagation of such an induced wave throughout the buildings and thereby causing the vaporization of concrete and human bodies alike." Source and rest of article:
Introducing the Particle-Beam Weapon by Dr. Richard M. Roberds; published in Air University Review, July-August 1984
Millimeter-wave energy to be used in a weapon by Peter Clarke; published in EE Times June 6, 2001
US hails airborne laser as weapons milestone, ABC News, October 29, 2006
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jadczyk.blogspot.com/2007/09/ultra-terrestrials-and-911.html
Many observers have suggested that Israel had foreknowledge of the 9/11� terrorists attacks. Some have even argued that they may have been behind the� attacks, and it seems that the funny stories about Israelis with trucks and bad papers just keep popping up here and there.
On September 11, five employees of Jewish owned Urban Moving Company were detained as a result of� witness accounts that they were taking pictures of the flaming ruins of the� World Trade Center and celebrating!
Yes indeedy! Shortly after the collapse of the towers a witness called the police and� reported that the 5 individuals were, �going to unusual lengths to photograph� the World Trade Center ruins� and they were obviously and blatantly �making light of the� situation.�� The witness stated that these men were on the roof of the office� of their employer, Urban Moving Company, and were posing, dancing, and� laughing.� [New York Times 10/8/01;� Bergen Record 9/12/01;�� Ha'aretz 9/17/01;�� Gotham Gazette 11/2/01]
After their indiscreet celebration on the roof of the building, the five Israelis headed down to� a nearby parking lot where they mounted the roof of their truck and resumed� their photographing and celebrating.� Another witness called the police and� told them that the men were smiling, dancing, and giving each other high-fives while viewing the destruction of the symbol of Free Enterprise in America.�� [Gotham Gazette 11/2/01;� ABC News, 6/21/02]
A few hours later, the five Israelis were stopped by police while driving their� truck.� One individual had $4,700 in cash hidden in his sock, while another had� two foreign passports.� They were also found to be in the possession of a box- cutter, which they presumably had because of their job as professional movers.�� [New York Times 10/8/01;�� Gotham Gazette 11/2/01;�� ABC News, 6/21/02]
On September 14, Dominic Suter, the owner of the moving company, left the� country very abruptly after FBI agents indicated that they wanted a second� interview with him.� According to ABC News� 20/20 [ABC News 6/21/02], �Three� months later� 20/20's cameras photographed the inside of Urban Moving, and it� looked as if the business had been shut down in a big hurry. Cell phones were� lying around; office phones were still connected; and the property of dozens of� clients remained in the warehouse.� The owner had also cleared out of his New� Jersey home, put it up for sale and returned with his family to Israel.�� [New� Jersey Department of Law and Public Safety, 12/13/01;� Gotham Gazette 11/2/01;�� ABC News, 6/21/02;�� Forward, 3/15/02]
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Alex Kane
Aletho News
Mon, 25 Oct 2010 17:16 CDT
If the GOP's electoral wins next week are enough to take over Congress, one thing they've pledged to do is "stop out-of-control spending," as their "Pledge to America" policy blueprint says. But don't even think about touching the over $3 billion in annual aid the United States gives to Israel.
Politico's Laura Rozen reports, via the Jewish Telegraphic Agency, that House Republican whip Eric Cantor "would propose separating U.S. aid to Israel from the foreign operations budget, which the GOP may vote to defund":
Cantor, of Virginia, said he wants to protect funding for Israel should that situation arise.
"Part of the dilemma is that Israel has been put in the overall foreign aid looping," he said when asked about the increasing tendency of Republicans in recent years to vote against foreign operations appropriations. "I'm hoping we can see some kind of separation in terms of tax dollars going to Israel."
Cantor's statement was a sign that the Republican leadership was ready to defer to the party's right wing on this matter. Some on the GOP right have suggested including Israel aid in the defense budget, and a number of Tea Party-backed candidates have said they would vote against what is known in Congress as "foreign ops."
The Republican Party (as well as some Democrats) wants to decrease Social Security benefits, among other austerity measures, in their effort to reduce government spending. But government funding of an illegal and racist occupation? Keep the cash flowing.
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Originally posted by TheLoony
reply to post by kiwifoot
[Also, don't forget the missing trillions that was never mentioned again. I do believe those records were destroyed, miraculously, by the events of 9/11. It's just a coincidence, though, really nothing to bother with, nudge nudge wink wink say no more.
Billions of dollars of DoD taxpayer-provided money haven't disappeared, Zakheim said. "Missing" expenditures are often reconciled a bit later in the same way people balance their checkbooks every month. The bank closes out a month and sends its bank statement, he said. In the meanwhile, people write more checks, and so they have to reconcile their checkbook register and the statement.
DoD financial experts, Zakheim said, are making good progress reconciling the department's "lost" expenditures, trimming them from a prior estimated total of $2.3 trillion to $700 billion. And, he added, the amount continues to drop.
Originally posted by TheLoony
reply to post by roboe
Might as well have been "never again". Oh, I see, it's only $700 billion now. So that makes a difference?