Waterboarding was 'well done,' Cheney says
On Iraq and 9/11: 'That's not something I made up'
Former Vice President Dick Cheney is usually very careful at choosing his words.
Perhaps not so today. In a speech Monday...
Ex CIA Analyst Ray McGovern on Tell Somebody
Tuesday, May 26, 2009 - 6pm CDT
Tell Somebody, with host Tom Klammer, on KKFI 90.1 FM Kansas City Community Radio, streaming on the Net
"Why do they hate...
Intro from Jon Gold: Where to begin... First of all, James Ridgway is treating Cheney's
"own account" as proof he arrived at the PEOC "shortly before
10:00 a.m." Which account is he referring to? It couldn't be this recent
one from the same
speech James is referencing. That account says, "when radar caught
sight of an airliner heading toward the White House at 500 miles an hour. That
was Flight 77" ... "With the plane still inbound,
Secret Service agents came into my office and said we had to leave, now. A
few moments later I found myself in a fortified White House command
post somewhere down below."
Flight 93 never came within 50, 30, or 10 miles of Washington D.C. (as Mineta
states the "young man" was reporting to Cheney) so the plane the "young
man" was referring to, according to Mineta, was in fact Flight 77.
Anyway... as James points out, shoot-down orders weren't issued by Cheney until
10:18. If Cheney was in the bunker before the Pentagon was hit, and the conversation
between the "young man" and Cheney (referenced by Mineta) took place
at 9:25, then what orders were they? Why did the "young man" question
them by asking "do the orders still stand?" Why was that "young
man" never named? Why was he never brought before the 9/11 Commission to
testify? If the conversation that took place between the "young man"
and Cheney took place at 9:25, and referenced already given orders, than those
orders were given before 9:25.
What orders were they?
Note: See this related piece from Peter Dale Scott, posted Friday,
5/22, 2009:
By Thomas C. Fletcher
Review of new book by David Ray Griffin, Osama Bin Laden: Dead or Alive?
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OSAMA BIN LADEN: DEAD OR ALIVE? by David Ray Griffin is a crucially important...
Peter Dale Scott
911Truth.org
Here is an excerpt from the text of what Cheney said at the American Enterprise Institute on May 21, 2009:
"For me, one of the defining experiences was the morning of...
The busiest project this week was the Civil Liberties Timeline, which has expanded
its chapter on the PROMIS application, reportedly the granddaddy of today's
government surveillance software. Claims that the...
