I was writting an article the other day 4 years now after 9/11 about news
that never reached the broad public. How the public opinion was
manipulated
to believe one thing or the other and how the media never contested the
truth". Im talking about news like these:
23 of september 2001 the BBC states that 4 of the 19 hijacking suspects
are
alive and well (then who made the attacks?)
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/world/middle_east/1559151.stm
Robert Fisk writting about how : "Robert Mueller, director of the FBI, has
twice been forced to
admit on CNN that there is "no legal proof to prove the identities of the
suicidal hijackers"
(CNN, September 20 and 27 2001)
The New Yorker - What Went Wrong by Seymour Hersh - 1/10/01
Many of the investigators believe that some of the initial clues that were
uncovered about the terrorists' identities and preparations, such as
flight
manuals, were meant to be found. A former high-level intelligence official
told me, "Whatever trail was left was left deliberately--for the F.B.I. to
chase." (we all remember the passport of the hijacker surviving the crash
and falling gently in a nearby road).
I concluded that the details of 9/11 are almost irrelevant (just like the
fire in the reichstag, or the killer of the archduke ferdinard, or whether
Rousvelt knew about the pearl harbor). What is relevant is how those
actions
triggered what came next and how propaganda is always crude but our daily
common lives make it believable (are you aware of the anecdote of the
bells
of Anvers in the Great War of 1914-1918?).... So I was about to finish
when
I saw that all these 3 articles I posted were published from the 20th of
september 2001 to 1st october 2001. And thats excactly in the timeframe of
the ridicoulous (given their significance or magnitude) anthrax "attacks".
(18Sept, 18 Oct 2001). And that has something to do about how those news
never reached the broad public. I'm not a fan of conspiracies but these
anthrax "attacks" and the panic in the media are dirty
have you got any other pieces of news forgotten?