Wednesday, November 02, 2005
TCS: Tech Central Station - The Depression of the Elites
TCS: Tech Central Station - The Depression of the Elites
Blogger Thoughts: Glenn Reynolds stinks up the joint again.
Blogger Thoughts: Glenn Reynolds stinks up the joint again.
AUTHOR LINKS 9/11 TO TWA FLIGHT 800
AUTHOR LINKS 9/11 TO TWA FLIGHT 800
Tuesday, November 01, 2005 - FreeMarketNews.comPeter Lance’s new book, Cover up: What The Government Is Still Hiding About The War On Terror, links the crash of TWA Flight 800 to 9/11. Lance maintains that Ramzi Yousef who perpetrated the 1993 WTC bombing was responsible for the bombing of TWA Flight 800 in 1996. Lance also wonders why the 9/11 Commission’s report does not report that three war games simulations were taking place. Two F-16’s were in the air eight minutes from the 9/11 sites. Lance postulates that the commission left out vital details in its attempt avoid placing the blame for the tragedy on anyone but "terrorists." Lance also questions the use of former government workers who might have something to hide, on the staff of the commission. Lance narrated a trip he took to the Philippines in April 2002 where he interviews Colonel Rodolfo B Mendosa whom he called the “Richard Clarke of the Philippines.” Colonel Mendoza had questioned a cohort of Yousef about several plots, one to kill the Pope, and another to blow up as many as11 jumbo jets with explosives placed under seats. -NH
Tuesday, November 01, 2005 - FreeMarketNews.comPeter Lance’s new book, Cover up: What The Government Is Still Hiding About The War On Terror, links the crash of TWA Flight 800 to 9/11. Lance maintains that Ramzi Yousef who perpetrated the 1993 WTC bombing was responsible for the bombing of TWA Flight 800 in 1996. Lance also wonders why the 9/11 Commission’s report does not report that three war games simulations were taking place. Two F-16’s were in the air eight minutes from the 9/11 sites. Lance postulates that the commission left out vital details in its attempt avoid placing the blame for the tragedy on anyone but "terrorists." Lance also questions the use of former government workers who might have something to hide, on the staff of the commission. Lance narrated a trip he took to the Philippines in April 2002 where he interviews Colonel Rodolfo B Mendosa whom he called the “Richard Clarke of the Philippines.” Colonel Mendoza had questioned a cohort of Yousef about several plots, one to kill the Pope, and another to blow up as many as11 jumbo jets with explosives placed under seats. -NH
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