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Tyler
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Responding to 911 e-mails in Green
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Saturday, September 13, 2008 3:57 PM (EST)
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I briefly present the following to the interested, to show as proof positive, that no matter how crazy, single-minded and long-winded I sound, I can't compare to the pros.
Be forwarned that both essays below are long and dense and the latter is filled with specific technical details and historical quotes detailing previous controversies over a particular point, one which may be obscure to some.
Reading this not-bad essay on conspiracism from 2002 by Michael Albert, Znet founder: http://www.zmag.org/content/Instructionals/shalalbcon.cfm - link doesn't work & can't find after a google search
The following substantiates the alternative 911 theory. In addition, studies have shown the cell phone calls were near impossible and if I am not mistaken, there are no other calls of record from Flight 77. So what we have is a bush-related official telling an implausible story and then changing it, but it still is not possible.
Led me, after a long trail, to this latest-of essays on the Olson calls from 2007 by David Ray Griffin, author of "A New Pearl Hardor": http://pilotsfor911truth.org/amrarticle.html
I must admit that Griffin, a serious scholar, is very good with his citations. But don't bother going to the cited US District Court document. It's only a Flash presentations made by the FBI in the Moussaoui case: http://www.vaed.uscourts.gov/notablecases/moussaoui/exhibits/prosecution .html
The Olson calls controversy, if you must know, surrounds the claim that Ted Olson, US Solicitor General from 6/01-6/04 and the attorney who represented Bush before the Supreme Court in Bush v. Gore (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ted_Olson), lied about receiving a call from his then wifem, the late Barbara Olson, a conservative TV commentator on Fox and CNN (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barbara_Olson), during the hijacking of Flight 77.
>> try shutting down the trade center the weekend before the attack.
Debunked by anti-conspiracy site: http://911myths.com/html/wtc_power_down.html
Debunked by pro-conspiracy site: http://911review.com/errors/wtc/forbes.html - so Scott Forbes says he had to power down systems. I've seen that at my former bank. What is surprising or contradicting the power down reference here? Anyway, I would like to focus on other issues. If there was nothing else, I certainly wouldn't rely on this.
The original email/interviews with the source of this claim, a Scott Forbes, are here: http://www.serendipity.li/wot/forbes01.htm http://killtown.blogspot.com/2005/12/scott-forbes-interview.html http://georgewashington.blogspot.com/2005/11/interview-with-scott-forbes .html
I've worked in IT for 15 years. A power outage is one thing but a 24 hour power outage for Wall St firms???
Then if you look at Mr Scott's testimony it seems power was not out to all of WTC, let alone all of WTC 2, and not for all things, and he was able to get to his office at and he had lights -- enough to see the "strange workers" in the 76th floor elevator lobby -- at the time of this "power down" in WTC from "floor 50 up" (his office was on the 97th floor)???
So what are we to make of all this? Is Mr. Forbes lying? I'll say no. I have no reason to doubt what he recalls and what he saw. But I have more than enough reason to doubt the conclusion that Mr. Forbes draws. Regarding the "power down" condition -- whatever it was -- it was not a complete power down of WTC 2 and it was not a cover for a bomb planting covert operation.
>> After all, the President's brother ran the security for the trade center.
Not quite, Marvin Bush was on the board of Securacom until June 2000. Securacom did some electronic security work for the WTC, Dulles airport and other places: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Securacom
Don't trust Wiki? How about Common Dreams: http://www.commondreams.org/views03/0204-06.htm
Was Marvin Bush "running" Securacom? Yeah, probably running all the way to the bank http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marvin_Bush "In 1996, Marvin Bush had 53,000 shares in the company's stock he bought at 52 cents a share. In 1997 the stock sold for $8.50 a share." Nice.
Margie Burns -- interesting left leaning blog http://www.margieburns.com/ -- of The Washington Spectator details more of Marvin's and the Bush's business dealings here http://www.washingtonspectator.com/articles/20050215bushes_1.cfm. It seems Securacom got about 18 million dollars worth in security contracts in 96 and 97. "Former managers speculate that the Bush connection was helpful."
So what are we to make of all this? Is this another smoking gun. Yes - of the advantages of being in the family Bush. Of blowing up WTC intentionally? No.
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