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Title: 9/11 Activist killed/murdered?
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Published: Feb 14, 2009
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Post Date: 2009-02-14 19:56:26 by Itistoolate
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9/11 Activist killed/murdered? 9/11 Activist Killed In Buffalo Plane Crash!! www.youtube.com/watch?v=HFtJ-IxzQPk *** UPDATE *** Buffalo, New York Plane Crash in House ... 44(49) passengers dead during the first national travesty occurring in the first full month of the first full term of our 44th president = one human sacrifice per president on Friday the 13th occurring precisely one year before the Vancouver Olympics in 2010. Notice the numerological pattern. Also, the new "stimulus package" just approved in the House of Representatives equals $789 billion. Is this seven-eight-nine sequence merely coincidental, or are there also numerological implications abounding? 9/11 Activist Who Sued Government Killed In Buffalo Plane Crash One of the passengers aboard the plane that crashed into a house 10 miles from Buffalo, New York, airport late on Thursday was a 9/11 widow who had questioned the official account of the attacks, sued the government and consistently lobbied for an Investigative Commission. Beverly Eckert was flying to the city for a celebration of what would have been her husband Sean Rooney's 58th birthday, reports the Press Association. Mr Rooney died on the 98th floor of the World Trade Center's south tower. She was among the 44 passengers and four crew on board the Continental Connection flight operated by Colgan Air when it crashed in the Buffalo suburb of Clarence Center. After 9/11, Ms Eckert refused to accept a cash settlement as compensation and instead sued the government. "I am suing because unlike other investigative avenues… my lawsuit requires all testimony be given under oath and fully uses powers to compel evidence." Eckert wrote in December 2003 in a statement entitled My Silence Cannot Be Bought. "The victims’ fund was not created in a spirit of compassion.… Lawmakers capped the liability of the airlines at the behest of lobbyists who descended on Washington while the September 11 fires still smoldered." she wrote. Other September 11 relatives who accepted settlements forfeited their right to sue the airlines, airports, security companies, or other US organizations that could have been faulted for negligence and inadequate security measures. This ensured that very little detail of the attacks emerged outside of the government appointed 9/11 Commission. In the same statement Ms Eckert also wrote: "I want to know what went so wrong with our intelligence and security systems that a band of religious fanatics was able to turn four U.S. passenger jets into an enemy force, attack our cities and kill 3,000 civilians with terrifying ease. I want to know why two 110-story skyscrapers collapsed in less than two hours and why escape and rescue options were so limited." As a co-founder of the steering committee group "Voices For Sept. 11" Ms Eckert joined other activists in pushing for an Investigative Commission. Only because of the consistent efforts of the relatives groups were the deaths of more than 2800 Americans ever formally investigated by a government who would have rather kept the truth about 9/11 buried. In 2004 Ms Eckert also successfully lobbied Congress to pass a sweeping reform of the U.S. intelligence system. Last week, Ms Eckert was at the White House to talk with President Barack Obama about how the new administration could deal with terror suspects. According to reports, the Colgan Air flight was on final approach to Buffalo airport, 5 miles from the runway, when the control tower lost all contact. Weather was reported as light snow and fog and a 17 MPH wind. There was no radio message indicating a problem, so whatever happened happened in an instant. Only one house on the ground was destroyed, so the aircraft was on a nearly vertical path when it hit.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PNJtae9Td9o DandD BroadCASTING Beverly Eckert MURDERED BY THE CIA/US GOV! SHE MET with OBAMA! ———— Updated 7:38 a.m. (AP) - Beverly Eckert, one of the victims of Continental Flight 3407, was a Sept. 11 widow who put her never-ending grief to good use to make the country safer. Just last week, Eckert was at the White House with Barack Obama, part of a meeting the president had with relatives of those killed in the 2001 attacks and the bombing of the USS Cole to discuss how the new administration would handle terror suspects. She was such an important part of all of our work, said Mary Fetchet, another 9/11 family activist. She learned Eckert was aboard the plane from another close Eckert family friend now headed to Buffalo. Officials investigating the crash have not yet confirmed she was on board the plane. Eckert was one of the most visible, tearful faces in the aftermath of the terror attacks. She cried as she told the story about how her husband Sean Rooney - her high school sweetheart - was on the phone in the World Trade Center telling her he loved her when suddenly there was a loud explosion and nothing more. She cried in Congress as she tried to make the government do a better job protecting its citizens from terrorism. Eckert was part of a small group of Sept. 11 widows, mothers, and children who became amateur lobbyists, ultimately forcing lawmakers in 2004 to pass sweeping reforms of the U.S. intelligence apparatus. They spent months walking the halls of Congress. All of the women were grieving, but Eckert seemed unable or uninterested in holding back her tears. When it was over and theyd won passage of the intelligence reform law, Eckert vowed to quit her high-profile role cold turkey. All she wanted, she said, was to go home, buy groceries, and return to something like a regular life. I did all of this for Seans memory, I did it for him, she said, crying again. There is a euphoria in knowing that we reached the top of the hill. ... I just wanted Sean to come home from work. Maybe now, someone elses Sean will get to come home. Eckert was flying to her hometown Thursday night when the plane crashed on approach to the Buffalo airport. She had planned on celebrating her late husbands 58th birthday. After the 2001 attacks, she co-chaired the 9/11 Family Steering Committee, a group of activists devoted to exposing government failures that led up to the 2001 attacks, and fixing them. She pushed for a 9/11 Commission. She pushed the Bush administration to provide more information to the commission. And when the commissions work was over, she pushed Congress to adopt their recommendations. It was not an easy role for her. One night after a long day at Congress, she found herself in the New York City train station, without a connecting train to her Connecticut home. We slept in the train station. We had no place else to go. Thats when you look at yourself and say, What am I doing? How can we possibly get this done?. As Congress hemmed and hawed, Eckert vowed to sleep there, too, if it would get the law passed. ———————————— Beverly Eckert, one of the victims of the Continental Flight 3407 crash near Buffalo, was a Sept. 11 widow and activist. Eckert, whose husband Sean Rooney died in the attack on the World Trade Center, was part of a small group of September 11 widows, mothers, and children who became amateur lobbyists, ultimately forcing lawmakers in 2004 to pass sweeping reforms of the U.S. intelligence apparatus. Another 9/11 activist says Eckert was flying to her hometown Thursday night when the plane crashed on approach to the Buffalo airport. She had planned to celebrate her late husbands 58th birthday.
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