Re: 11 settembre: ipotesi di complotto. Addirittura!!

Inviato da  Alfione il 11/9/2009 13:27:06
Scusate, non so dove inserire questo post.
Lo metto qui.

Qualcuno ha visto, tra ieri e oggi il filmato inedito:

http://www.rainews24.it/it/canale-tv.php?id=16561

che è stato ripreso attraverso una rete metallica nel momento in cui il WTC 2 viene colpito dal secondo aereo ?

La cosa non è nuova ma in questo video si vede chiaramente una specie di bersaglio-guida che si sposta sula facciata della torre 2.
E' particolarmene luminoso !!!

Qualcuno ha una spiegazione? Eventualmente è in grado di avvertire Mazzucco?

Saluti a tutti e ... soportiamo anche quest'anniversario il cumulo di cazzate che ci verranno propinate ! Proprio oggi RaiNews24 ha dato la notizia (ma va? che rivelazione!!!!!!) di quel agente dell'FBI che stava alle calcagna di Atta ma che venne "dirottato" verso altre indagini dai suoi superiori (ma va ?????)
Questo è il link per questa notizia:
http://current.com/1sc1u4c

"On the eve of the eight year anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, an FBI informant who infiltrated alleged terrorist cells in the U.S. tells ABC News the FBI missed a chance to stop the al Qaeda plot because they focused more on undercover stings than on the man who would later become known as 9/11 ringleader Mohammed Atta.

Former FBI undercover operative Elie Assaad, seen here in an FBI undercover video, tells ABC News...
Former FBI undercover operative Elie Assaad, seen here in an FBI undercover video, tells ABC News the FBI missed a chance to stop the al Qaeda plot because they focused more on undercover stings than on the man who would later become known as 9/11 ringleader Mohammed Atta.
(FBI Undercover Video)
More PhotosIn an exclusive interview to be broadcast tonight on ABC World News with Charles Gibson and Nightline, former undercover operative Elie Assaad says he spotted and became suspicious of Atta in early 2001, when he was sent by the FBI to infiltrate a small mosque outside Miami. Atta was there with Adnan Shukrujuman, an al Qaeda fugitive who now has a $5 million U.S. reward on his head.

"There was something wrong with these guys," Assaad, a 36-year-old Catholic native of Lebanon who pretended to be an Islamic extremist, says.

The FBI initially declined to comment but released a statement following the ABC News report, saying: "The 9/11 investigation, the most extensive ever conducted by the FBI, has been reviewed in its totality by the 9/11 Commission, Congress and others. The claims made in the news report and the factual conclusions contained in the story are not supported by the evidence."

The FBI did not specify which claims or conclusions it referred to.

Asaad said he told ABC News the truth and stands by his story.

Watch the undercover agent's exclusive interview with Brian Ross tonight on World News with Charles Gibson and Nightline.

According to Assaad, Shukrujumah, whose father ran the mosque, invited the undercover FBI operative to meet him at his home, but the FBI told him to stay away. Instead, Assad says the agency assigned him to set up and sting what he calls wannabe terrorists, ending any hope of infiltrating the real al Qaeda terrorists.

Former national security official Richard Clarke, now an ABC News consultant, said the case is "yet another example of the way the system broke down prior to 9/11."

"If the system had worked," Clarke said, "we might have been able to identify these people before the attacks."

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