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#1065447 - 09/01/05 10:27 AM
Re: Somebody sticky this one - best 9/11 online vids!
[Re: davidmalmolevine]
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Registered: 07/30/05
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"9/11 is over"
Two questions.
1) Who sent the Anthrax?
2) Why did WTC 7 fall down?
It ain't over till you can explain to me the above two things.
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I have just one question that I want answered.
Why haven't they caught Bin Laden yet?
You'd think this long after 9/11 searching day and night for Bin Laden, which I assume they are , they would have caught him by now.
Its far from over infact we are just getting started 
New 9/11 Probe Could Spotlight Iraq Link NewsMax ^ | 8/27/05 | NewsMax
Posted on 08/27/2005 2:52:10 PM PDT by wagglebee
Congressional hearings coming this fall into revelations by the military intelligence group Able Danger could spotlight other evidence overlooked by the 9/11 Commission: including a March 2001 report suggesting that Osama bin Laden was working with Iraqi intelligence operatives in Germany at a time when Mohamed Atta and two other 9/11 hijack team leaders were living in Hamburg.
On March 16, 2001, the Paris-based newspaper Al Watan al Arabi reported: "Two Iraqis were arrested in Germany, charged with spying for Baghdad. The arrests came in the wake of reports that Iraq was reorganizing the external branches of its intelligence service and that it had drawn up a plan to strike at US interests around the world through a network of alliances with extremist fundamentalist parties."
Al Watan said that German intelligence was investigating "serious indications of cooperation between Iraq and bin Ladin.* The matter was considered so important that a special team of CIA and FBI agents was sent to Germany to interrogate the two Iraqi spies."
The pre-9/11 Al Watan report continued:
"German authorities were surprised by the arrest of the two Iraqi agents and the discovery of Iraqi intelligence activities in several German cities. German authorities, acting on CIA recommendations, had been focused on monitoring the activities of Islamic groups linked to bin Ladin."
The Weekly Standard, which covered the quotes this week based on a report by Captain's Quarter's blogger Ed Morrissey," noted:
"Despite this contemporaneous report about the nature of the German arrests and the involvement of American counterintelligence officials in the investigation, not a word of the affair appears in the 9/11 Commission's final report."
This fall's hearings will undoubtedly begin with questions about why both the 9/11 Commission and the Clinton administration dismissed Able Danger's stunning identification of Mohamed Atta inside the U.S.
But any congressional investigation that doesn't explore other possible bombshells that were overlooked - including indications of possible Iraqi involvement in the 9/11 attacks - will leave even more important questions unanswered.
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1471999/posts
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#1065450 - 09/01/05 12:40 PM
Re: Somebody sticky this one - best 9/11 online vi
[Re: G-Force]
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Registered: 09/17/99
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"David is right about the anthrax though and i beleive it wasn't Bayer but the government. " Ummm.... who had the most to gain? Perhaps the people who make Cipro? http://pot.tv/archive/shows/pottvshowse-3673.htmlBayer makes weaponized anthrax in it's Berkeley Miles Cutter laboratory. It also makes Cipro - an anti-anthrax medication. Amidst anthrax attacks and widespread fears of exposure, Bayer has refused to allow other pharmaceutical firms to produce ciprofloxacin hydrochloride - so that they can sell more Cipro. (131) Activists are now prosecuting a nationwide class action lawsuit on behalf of all persons in the US who purchased or paid for Cipro, accusing Bayer AG of entering into unlawful agreements with Barr Laboratories, Inc. and Hoechst Marion Roussel, Inc. under which, in exchange for over $50 million per year, these two companies agreed not to manufacture or market a generic version. (132) The U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Tommy Thompson threatened to override Bayer's patent unless they agreed to lower the price of the pill, which Bayer promptly agreed. (133) Secretary Thompson ordered more than $100 million worth of CIRPO from Bayer at the "bargain price" of $.90 per tablet, when other companies offered equally effective and lower risk substitutes for a few pennies each, and then for free. No one ever questioned the unprecedented FDA selection of this single, largely untested, extraordinarily expensive, antibiotic called CIPRO for anthrax. Incredibly, according to the Physicians Desk Reference and American Medical Association, the drug is "contraindicated" - a fancy term for "historically bad drug-effect relationship" or "unwise to use" - for conditions resulting in pneumonia, which is how anthrax kills. (134) Both Time and Newsweek had cover stories on bio-terror - both stressing Cipro as the best defense against anthrax (Time had a huge blow-up image of a Cipro pill), and both articles carried a date of Oct. 8, probably shipped out a week before - right before the Oct. 4th "first mention" of anthrax in the mass media. (350) Great timing for Bayer's Cipro sales - no wonder profits have been so good. http://www.cannabisculture.com/news/gwbayer
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