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Title: Bush Tacitly Implies WTC Controlled Demolition?
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Published: Sep 18, 2006
Author: PJ Watson
Post Date: 2006-09-18 14:51:14 by Kamala
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Bush Tacitly Implies WTC Controlled Demolition? Makes strange 'explosives in U.S. buildings' reference during torture speech Friday Paul Joseph Watson/Prison http://Planet.com | September 18 2006 During his speech Friday in which the President argued for the gutting of the Geneva convention and the legal classification of torture, Bush made a strange comment about explosives and their placement in U.S. buildings. Was this a tacit admission of 9/11 controlled demolition? Here's the quote in full from the White House website. "For example, Khalid Sheikh Mohammed described the design of planned attacks of buildings inside the U.S. and how operatives were directed to carry them out." "That is valuable information for those of us who have the responsibility to protect the American people. He told us the operatives had been instructed to ensure that the explosives went off at a high -- a point that was high enough to prevent people trapped above from escaping." Click here for the audio. The onset of both towers' collapse began at high points in the buildings. Is Bush implying planted incendiary devices were responsible for their destruction? Comments on the meaning of what Bush said varied on the 911 Blogger website. "There is no way to spin this around to say, "yeah, we knew all along that there were explosives in those buildings." But I'd sure like to see him try it! Imagine all the left gatekeepers who have openly scoffed at the "bombs brought down the towers" theory, suddenly trying to come back around to support the new government spin!" "I think Bush is being set up to take the fall for 911," writes one, fearing Bush will be used as a higher level patsy to placate the burgeoning 9/11 truth movement. Ben Fountain and Scott Forbes, who both worked in the twin towers, are on the record as saying that there were numerous evacuations and power-downs of the twin towers in the weeks leading up to the attack - more so than would be usually expected for a high profile building. "How could they let this happen? They knew this building was a target. Over the past few weeks we'd been evacuated a number of times, which is unusual. I think they had an inkling something was going on," Fountain told People Magazine. In an online interview, Forbes said that the power down which took place the weekend before the attack was "unprecedented" and required a shutdown of the top 50 floors of the south tower - the reason for the shutdown was given as "re-cabling." "The power outage meant that many of the 'ordinary' building features were not operating, such as security locks on doors, cameras, lighting, etc." Forbes said the sight of strange men in overalls going in and out of the building with tools was highly unusual and that the "coincidence" of it occurring days before the attack was highly suspicious. There has been some speculation within the 9/11 truth movement that the evidence for controlled demolition having been used on both the towers and building 7 is so overwhelming that the government will eventually be forced to spin a whitewash and formulate a "limited hangout" that Al-Qaeda somehow managed to rig the buildings with explosives before the attack. In May 2002 the New York Daily News reported that Mohammed Atta was in Manhattan in the days before the attack and other outlets have also carried claims that the hijackers were in the twin towers asking directions and casing their target before September 11. Forbes is adamant that the "men in overalls" performing "re-cabling" operations were ethnically diverse and by no means largely Arab as would have to be the case if the government went with this story. Though Bush's quote is certainly interesting it is unlikely to represent an entree into a change of tack whereby the government admits controlled demolition but then pins the blame on its erstwhile patsies. To concede such gargantuan ground would undo the work of several massively funded government studies as well as the 9/11 Commission and it would only undermine further the credibility of the entire official story. The hubris and arrogance of the Bush administration ensures it does not do 'retractions' and you won't see one here. The survival of the official lie depends solely on its constant repetition and any deviation from that mould would result in catastrophe for the collaborators and conspirators who carried out 9/11. COMMENT ON THIS ARTICLE
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#7. To: Kamala (#0)
Trying to get ahead of the public knowledge curve, by planting the idea that the explosives were planted by al-Qaeda. That explosives were used is a foregone conclusion. All they have left are lies about WHO.
I wonder if people are dying in record numbers as happened to people around the Kennedy assassination plot did? Bet you the figuring out that explosives caused this disaster means death to people who know too much. When it is a question of protecting the right necks, they are always willing to unprotected others that might know too much and be a danger to people in power. They don't just kill the revolutionaries after a successful revolution to get rid of troublemakers, they off assassins and their enablers too.
My guess is they have already been dealt with, barring the inner-circle; if they begin to suspect each other, it could get interesting.
I'd like to see Bush go hunting with Cheney. Bush can bring the bottle, Cheney the firearms. I would only hope some innocent pheasants don't get in the line of fire.
lol!
#20. To: Ferret Mike (#12)
You know, the more I look at that T-shirt and watch his "Roast Garden" performance on Friday, I wonder if he's afraid they might try plan 'C'. Food tasters can only do so much.
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#8. To: robin (#7)
#9. To: Ferret Mike (#8)
#10. To: robin (#9)
"My guess is they have already been dealt with, barring the inner-circle; if they begin to suspect each other, it could get interesting."
#12. To: Ferret Mike (#10)
I'd like to see Bush go hunting with Cheney. Bush can bring the bottle, Cheney the firearms. I would only hope some innocent pheasants don't get in the line of fire.
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