reply to post by Insolubrious
They told some random "asset" all about super-secret nuclear weapons deployed against the WTC? That kind of blows the whole idea of
"compartmentation" out of the water, doesn't it?
Originally posted by smarterthanyou
reply to post by Human_Alien
wikipedia has become a joke, they are calling everything under the sun "conspiracy theory" even Chem trails which are proven to be real. We have their documents on geo-engineering but its still a "conspiracy theory" imo Anonymous can pull the floorboards out from under wikipedia and i wouldn't give 2 you-know-whats
edit: didn't mean to derail, that video is very interesting, i hope more people come forward but these people will need some form of protection because the government is ruthless when trying to cover up their misdeeds, especially ones of this caliber.edit on 11/15/2011 by smarterthanyou because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by FurvusRexCaeli
reply to post by Insolubrious
So you're saying TPTB were completely open about installing miniature thermonuclear warheads in the WTC and detonating them on 9/11? It wasn't covered by a SAP or anything, it was just a well-known factoid around the CIA water cooler that they casually shared with all their "assets?"
One can only speculate as it depends on the yield and design of the device, which would be classified for the most part, but I would imagine multiple devices were detonated top to bottom; like they would with plowshare, using rows of nuclear explosives to create wide channels. I doubt they were regular spherical blasts either.....
The reports have been sporadic but persistent: A 1999 article in the Jerusalem Report magazine claims "bin Laden has several nuclear suitcases," and a 1998 New York Times article says that a bin Laden aide was arrested in Germany on charges of trying to buy highly enriched uranium.
When Time magazine asked bin Laden in late 1998 what his nuclear intentions were, he cagily replied: "Acquiring weapons for the defense of Muslims is a religious duty. If I have indeed acquired these weapons, then I thank God for enabling me to do so."
www.wired.com...
Originally posted by Ex_CT2
reply to post by 5MaveN5
That's good advice, and it's something I myself have neglected to do. As I recall, the passing of the PATRIOT Act was pretty much a formality. I think most of our lawmakers have much to answer for, the PATRIOT Act not least. It would probably be a good idea to get complete records of our congresspersons' votes and email them each a laundry list of their sins so they know precisely why we're voting them out....