Editor's Note:
There has been so little journalistic attention to 9/11 truth that glaring factual contradictions in the "official narrative" can go unremarked in the media for months if not years. In the following letter,...
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
February 11, 2005
September 11th was neither an intelligence failure nor was it a failure of imagination. It was nonfeasance on behalf of a whole host of government agencies, including the FAA.
Of the...
Sibel Edmonds Stories:
(Heroic FBI whistleblower gagged by Ashcroft)
"I Saw Papers That Show US Knew al-Qa'ida Would Attack Cities With Airplanes", Apr 2, 2004
Public Letter to 9/11 Commission Chairman (criticizing Commission Report sharply),...
By JoAnne Allen
Feb 10, 10:09 PM (ET)
Reuters: Original Report
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A newly released memo warned the White House at the start of the Bush administration...
April 8, 2004. Responding to claims that she ignored the al-Qaeda threat before September 11, Rice stated in a March 22, 2004 Washington Post op-ed, "No al Qaeda plan was turned over to the...
In the months before the Sept. 11 attacks, federal aviation officials reviewed dozens of intelligence reports that warned about Osama bin Laden and Al Qaeda, some of which specifically discussed airline hijackings and suicide operations, according to a previously undisclosed report from the 9/11 commission.
The report discloses that the Federal Aviation Administration, despite being focused on risks of hijackings overseas, warned airports in the spring of 2001 that if “the intent of the hijacker is not to exchange hostages for prisoners, but to commit suicide in a spectacular explosion, a domestic hijacking would probably be preferable.”
