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Title: LJ Chavez Apparently Fired for Coming Forward For 9-11 Truth
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URL Source: http://911blogger.com/node/3221
Published: Sep 27, 2006
Author: George Washington
Post Date: 2006-09-27 18:52:02 by Arator
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Keywords: Chavez, Fired, 911 truth
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Comments: 35
This is all that is posted at http://911blogger.com: "Apparently, Lauro Chavez has been fired today by his employer, Domin-8 Enterprise Solutions, just days after his allegations about 9/11 were made public. Thanks to Nila Sagadevan for the heads up."
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#1. To: Arator (#0)
Same-same in 1936 Nazi Germany.
DOMIN-8 ENTERPRISE SOLUTIONS is a leading provider of advanced property management software and services for the Property Management industry. Domin-8's Paradigm Residential Property Management (RPM), one of the industry's most powerful and tightly integrated solutions, allows control of every aspect of apartment property management. Makes his story a lot more credible, doesn't it?
Katrina was America's Chernobyl.
"Domin-8" certainly sounds like neo-con holding.
Check out my blog, America, the Bushieful.
They may fire more people.
Katrina was America's Chernobyl.
Throw more gasoline on the fire...brilliant move, neo-cons.
wow
"If there’s another 9/11 or a major war in the Middle-East involving a U.S. attack on Iran, I have no doubt that there will be, the day after or within days an equivalent of a Reichstag fire decree that will involve massive detentions in this country." - Daniel Ellsberg Author, Pentagon Papers bump for the morning crowd
Wonder if Alex Jones will address this today?
The more this story gets legs, the better. The 911 blogger has a good amount of govt shills, so this is obviously a high priority news story.
the thing that bothers me about this is why now? why 5 years late? especially when, by LJ's own testimony, his red flags were raised that day?
He talks about that in the interview of him that I linked to up above.
Katrina was America's Chernobyl.
This is the question of the day. I think LJs story needs a closer look. I'm not suggesting he isn't who he is, but sometimes things fit too well. In my gut I have my doubts about him. I hope I'm wrong.
LJ's going to be on today to discuss. http://stream1.nfowars.net
i read it, ari, and i've also heard his interviews including the one with Hal Turner last night. i want to believe him, of course, but 5 years after the fact and given that he admitted he was alarmed by what he heard and saw at Centcom that morning, i'm skeptical. i remain openminded though.
Man...someone forgot to get the decaffeinated stuff to Alex today...whew!
is right. think he came close to an aneurism there.
Yep - his head will expode on-air one of these rants. LJ bump
as am I. and I've seen, in person, the mental conditioning that he would've had to break down to hang a target on his back since, while it has been gaining steam on the 'net, this has really only gone mainstream in the last year or so.
I'm going to print and read his interview later. Thanks for the link and the ping.
I received the following via email today and thought I'd share it with you. Sorry for going off topic but here it is: Sex scandal brings down another self-righteous Republican September 28, 2006 5:37 AM Another holier-than-thou right-wing Republican who preaches morality and family values is caught up in a sex scandal, admitting a five-year affair with a much- younger woman and settling, out of court, a lawsuit because he physically abused her. Now Democrats see the moral lapses of Rep. Don Sherwood as a chance to pick up what once was a solid Republican seat in the House. Sherwood admitted banging a woman 35 years younger than him and then additionally had to pay the court settlement because he banged her around physically when they weren't in bed. Sex could be the undoing of a family values Republican. Four-term Rep. Don Sherwood recently had one of the safest seats in Congress as his conservatism played well in his heavily GOP, rural district in northeastern Pennsylvania. Democrats didn't even bother fielding a candidate in the last two elections. Then last year Sherwood admitted to a five-year extramarital affair with a woman 35 years his junior. He settled a lawsuit claiming he had choked her. Constituents were stunned. Many turned angry. And some may be turning to his Democratic opponent.
After seeing the treatment of LJ Chavez, Lt.Col Tony Schaffer, Sibel Edmonds, and Kevin Ryan after they came forward to inform the public concerning 9/11, I am convinced of one thing. The majority of the people that inhabit this country are not worthy of the sacrifices these individuals have made.
The majority of the people that inhabit this country are not worthy of the sacrifices these individuals have made. I weep for what used to be a great country.
From one fraud to another....
Sorry, I didn't realize the item I received was 'old news'.
That asshole is mine. I can't wait to vote against the big prick. He's been in the area for the past few weeks handing out money. First time he's been here in 2 years.
formerly GJones.
You should post more often.
Inside Job: That asshole is mine. I can't wait to vote against the big prick. He's been in the area for the past few weeks handing out money. First time he's been here in 2 years. HAHAHAHA...good on you, inside job! Throw the bums out, each and every last incumbent one of them. Let's face it, each of us has our own version of asshole prick incumbent politician who is trying to curry favor with the sheeple voters at the last minute in order to stay in power. Well, $ from special interest groups can run these asshole-prick politicians' election campaigns in a slick and sexy way, BUT each member of these special interest groups only have 1 vote each - that's the equalizing part of elections when all is said and done that puts us individual sheeple on par with the deep pockets folks - we all get only 1 vote ( Diebold be damned) And if each American used his/her vote to throw the incumbent politicians out, that would send a very powerful message to politicians everywhere ( and to the wannnabe ones in waiting, too). Serve the interests of people who voted you in or you'll get your special interest serving ass thrown out on its unemployed kister after 4 years.
i have a different take on the voting issue. if none of us shows up, they have a much harder time faking the legitimacy of the elections. imo, we all should sit it out. that's a way to revolt. unfortunately, though, there are so many americans who receive a government check in one way or another, those folks will continue to vote for the status quo. they're dependent on it.
Here's the problem. The stupid goobers around here would vote for Stalin if he had an 'R' in back of his name. Most of them don't even know who in the hell they vote for. They vote straight R without even researching. They voted 90% republican in my precinct last election. It's pathetic.
formerly GJones.
That's why my theory of throwing the ( incumbent) bums out works so well even with Welfare Queens. The socialization of America is now so firmly entrenched, it's a given, it's assumed, it doesn't even represent a special interest group anymore nor is it confined to the Democrat Party these days( like before during FDR/LBJ days). So now welfare queens can still vote for "the other new guy" on the ballot without fear of losing their gov't subsidized life style. Whether the "other guy" is a Democrat or a GOP, heck, the Welfare Queen will have no negative repercussions on his/her life style. But sitting at home is not good for our "cause" of demonstrating to politicians that they need to start paying attention to the needs of the sheeple stateside or they get kicked out. Jewish Americans go out to vote conscientiously - they are one of the most reliable voting blocks in America - and AIPAC et al that represent the Israel Lobby always know how to "capture" this block by framing the parameters around which politicians would be good for Israel. So staying home is the absolute worst thing we can do if we want to dis-mantle the influence of the Israel Lobby specifically. The negative effects of having welfare queens in our midst pales in comparison in terms of the SIGNIFICANT damage wrought on our nation (expenditure of blood and treasure) by the Israel Lobby Group. And by keeping the message simple - throw the incumbent bums out - it means everyone regardless of education or political savvy-ness, can go out and by sheer numbers with a simple message in mind blow out of the water all the conniving and the machinations and the bribes that AIPAC uses to have politicians get on board with them. Remember that political animals love power and they want to maintain power. If the sheeple threaten these political animals with the loss of power, the Israel Lobby can offer $ up the wazoo, but we sheeple can offer instead the threat of losing power, which is more important than all the $ in China to political animals.
The majority of the people that inhabit this country are not worthy of the sacrifices these individuals have made. You may be right. Who's Lt.Col Tony Schaffer? I missed his whistleblowing somehow.
Check out my blog, America, the Bushieful.
Able Danger.
Katrina was America's Chernobyl.
Exactly. If my wife and I don't vote; Diebold has nothing to work with. Besides, here in Tennessee; it's Ford vs. Corker for Frist's seat...b-a-r-capital-F!
I heard a jackass like that on local talk radio this morning. He was all upset because the candidates weren't indentified by 'D' or 'R' next to their names on the ballot. As a result; he didn't know who to vote for. He was "too busy" to actually research where the individuals stood on the issues.
#2. To: Arator, Fred Mertz (#0)
Welcome to Domin-8 Enterprise Solutions:
#3. To: aristeides (#2)
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#4. To: Arator (#3)
What made me want to tell the story? At first I was just wanted to be quiet because I knew something that I probably shouldn’t know and thought, “Man! What would happen if this got out?!” And then, I started, like, run into Alex Jones and get on the Internet. Then I’ve got, like, eight friends at work and we’d sit around and we were like conspiracy theorists because we don’t believe in the mainstream media, and like, I can’t believe this many people that actually think that something was wrong! I figured that everybody else had, like, no idea. So when I started to learn that people are starting to, like, want questions answered and they’re not getting answers and there’s specific reasons they’re not getting answers... and I thought, “Well like maybe its’ time for me to go ahead and tell my story” and, like, then I kind of know something I shouldn’t know....
#5. To: Arator (#0)
Remember...G-d saved more animals than people on the ark. www.siameserescue.org
#6. To: Arator (#0)
#7. To: Arator (#0)
#8. To: Arator (#0)
#9. To: angle (#8)
Remember...G-d saved more animals than people on the ark. www.siameserescue.org
#10. To: who knows what evil (#9)
#11. To: angle (#10)
#12. To: christine (#11)
#13. To: christine (#11)
#14. To: Jethro Tull, christine (#13)
#15. To: aristeides, hammerdown (#12)
#16. To: hammerdown (#14)
Remember...G-d saved more animals than people on the ark. www.siameserescue.org
#17. To: who knows what evil (#16)
...whew!
#18. To: who knows what evil. hammerdown. AJ fans (#16)
Man...someone forgot to get the decaffeinated stuff to Alex today...whew!
#19. To: christine (#15)
i'm skeptical. i remain openminded though.
#20. To: aristeides (#4)
#21. To: Jethro Tull (#13)
#22. To: Arator (#0)
#23. To: honway (#22)
After seeing the treatment of LJ Chavez, Lt.Col Tony Schaffer, Sibel Edmonds, and Kevin Ryan after they came forward to inform the public concerning 9/11, I am convinced of one thing.
Remember...G-d saved more animals than people on the ark. www.siameserescue.org
#24. To: Fred Mertz (#21)
http://www.hillnews.com/thehill/export/TheHill/News/Frontpage/050306/santorum.html
#25. To: Jethro Tull (#24)
#26. To: Fred Mertz (#21)
Don Sherwood recently had one of the safest seats in Congress as his conservatism played well in his heavily GOP, rural district in northeastern Pennsylvania
#27. To: InsideJob (#26)
#28. To: InsideJob (#26)
Fred Mertz: Don Sherwood recently had one of the safest seats in Congress as his conservatism played well in his heavily GOP, rural district in northeastern Pennsylvania
#29. To: scrapper2, InsideJob, honway, who knows what evil, Jethro Tull (#28)
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#30. To: christine, Fred Mertz, scrapper2 (#29)
#31. To: christine, All (#29)
unfortunately, though, there are so many americans who receive a government check in one way or another, those folks will continue to vote for the status quo. they're dependent on it.
#32. To: honway (#22)
After seeing the treatment of LJ Chavez, Lt.Col Tony Schaffer, Sibel Edmonds, and Kevin Ryan after they came forward to inform the public concerning 9/11, I am convinced of one thing.
#33. To: Arator (#32)
#34. To: christine (#29)
if none of us shows up, they have a much harder time faking the legitimacy of the elections.
Remember...G-d saved more animals than people on the ark. www.siameserescue.org
#35. To: InsideJob (#30)
They vote straight R without even researching.
Remember...G-d saved more animals than people on the ark. www.siameserescue.org
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