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Submitted by Reprehensor on Tue, 05/01/2007 - 3:49pm.
airfones | David Ray Griffin | Flight 77 | Jack Blood
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Jack Blood Radio Show Apr. 24, 2007
Interview with Prof. David Ray Griffin Excerpt
Discussion of Prof. David Ray Griffin’s latest book on 9/11:
Debunking 9/11 Debunking: An Answer to Popular Mechanics and Other Defenders of the Official Conspiracy Theory
Griffin: Let me tell you a new thing that most people don’t know. This was dug up by Rowland Morgan and Ian Henshall who wrote wrote the book, “9/11 Revealed.” ... it has to do with the alleged phone calls from Barbara Olson. Now you know and many of your listeners know that Ted Olson, her husband, who claims he got the call from her from………
Blood: They say he is going to be the new AG (Attorney General). I just had to thump that in. That’s the rumor going around [crosstalk]
Griffin: Yeah, more than likely. But he claims that he got this call from Barbara, his wife, from Flight 77 but he was unclear. First he would say it was from cell phone and then he would say, well no it was from one of the seat back phones. And he’s gone back and forth. So, it turns out now we know that cell phone calls were not possible. So, that makes everybody say, well sure maybe she did it on airfones. It turns out that particular Boeing, American Boeing 757 that Flight 77 was, was not equipped with airfones. This was a stunning development.
Blood: This was a stunning development. How come I haven’t heard that before, David?
Griffin: Because Roland’s book hasn’t got much attention. It’s a shame because it’s such a great book.
Blood: So it only could have been done by cell phone. They had no in flight phones on 77. Is that what you are saying?
Griffin: That’s right. And they checked and they double-checked and I quote all of their correspondence with American on that issue.
Blood: Did we have people on the record, David, saying that people used in-flight phones on that flight where there were no in-flight phones? Do we have them on the record trying to manipulate previous information to that level?
Griffin: Well, it was the call from Barbara Olson that some people have claimed was on the in-flight. I don’t know about other callers.
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» add new comment | printer friendly version » reply | 7 pointsNew Theodore Olson’s own words
Theodore Olson’s own words indicate that he would be prepared to do rather more than that.
On March 21, 2002 on its page A35, the Washington Post newspaper printed an article titled “The Limits of Lying” by Jim Hoagland, who writes that a statement by Solicitor General Theodore Olson in the Supreme Court has the ring of perverse honesty. Addressing the Supreme Court of the United States of America, US Solicitor General Theodore Olson said it is "easy to imagine an infinite number of situations . . . where government officials might quite legitimately have reasons to give false information out."
http://www.vialls.com/lies911/lies.htm
Submitted by Chris on Tue, 05/01/2007 - 3:51pm