Cenk, where you go wrong on 9-11. | 65 comments (65 topical, 0 hidden)
Come on now... (5.00 / 4)
"A sargeant from that task force later made a stink that they had found out about the 9-11 plot, in detail, but without those DESTROYED materials to back him up"

Not true. He wasn't a "Sargent" and his allegations were not substantiated. Feel free to research this in detail and we can talk more about it if you like.

"And when it somes to the DIA, the Defense Intelligence Agency, which is bigger and better funded that all other intelligence agencies put together"

So wrong as to be laughable.

"try to think of ONE leak that ever came from the DIA. Fricking place is the ultimate black hole."

Took me three seconds to locate a copy of "Still Broken" by A.J. Rossmiller 2008 on Amazon for $19. And that's just the first thing I found.

"Include the explosives theories and add in 4 more, almost surely israeli, authorization for and a couple special ops types to carry out what was authorized at the black on black level."

Four people planted enough explosives to bring down the WTC? Please...

"The most glaring and obvious of all being the fact there were NO by the book criminal investions, indictments, trials or prosecutions ALLOWED"
 
And the thousands of FBI and ATF agents who are still investigating as well as the indictment, trial and conviction of Mohammad al-Qahtani the "20th hijacker" - that just didn't happen?

Why is it conspiracy theorists always seem to be yelling?

"No, you are a paid blogger assigned to counter anyone that posts something negative about the government or Obama." by Mcamelyne II on 05/17/2011

by Robrob on 06/09/2009 12:30:44 AM EST

life is like a box of inane airheads ... (1.50 / 3)
if ignorance is bliss, you're in nirvana (none / 0)
"And the thousands of FBI and ATF agents who are still investigating as well as the indictment, trial and conviction of Mohammad al-Qahtani the "20th hijacker" - that just didn't happen?"

http://www.washingtonpost.c om/wp-dyn/content/article/2 009/01/13/AR2009011303372.h tml

"We tortured [Mohammed al-]Qahtani," said Susan J. Crawford, in her first interview since being named convening authority of military commissions by Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates in February 2007. "His treatment met the legal definition of torture. And that's why I did not refer the case" for prosecution. "

apparently not.

by spigzone on 06/09/2009 02:16:07 PM EST

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What's your point? (4.75 / 3)
That your claim there was no investigation is validated because the tortured confessions were thrown out? There still were investigations. You said there weren't.

"No, you are a paid blogger assigned to counter anyone that posts something negative about the government or Obama." by Mcamelyne II on 05/17/2011

by Robrob on 06/10/2009 01:12:08 AM EST

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Cenk, where you go wrong on 9-11. | 65 comments (65 topical, 0 hidden)