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Politics : Bush-The Mastermind behind 9/11?

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To: Raymond Duray who wrote (770)6/9/2003 4:20:20 PM
From: Don Earl  Read Replies (1) of 20039
 
Ray,

I hadn't seen that site before and there's a lot of stuff there I haven't run across elsewhere. It's worth a bookmark IMO.

As I see it, the anthrax attacks are still one of the key pieces that point to 9/11 being of domestic origin. Not that there aren't a ton of other pieces of evidence, but a lot of very damning information about the anthrax letters became public before the cover ups started.

I don't buy Hatfill as the most likely suspect. He looks more like a scapegoat who was disposable and was tossed to the media as a red herring. I thought this article was more than a little interesting and fits in nicely with recent discussions of examples of the media refusing to report facts when they don't fit the current media agenda.

sunspot.net

I haven't had time to go through the entire article you posted, but I seem to recall another prime suspect I don't think was included on that particular site. I'll post a follow up when I have some spare time to go through my bookmarked anthrax links.

On another note, the New York Times seems to still be sticking to the Jason Blair school of journalism.

story.news.yahoo.com

By the time the average person gets to the end of it, the impression would be the terrorists were lying and Bush had other evidence to support terrorist ties to Iraq. Unfortunately for the average person, there was never a speck of credible evidence to support that claim, and it took an unholy amount of spin to make up the incredible evidence. It's a mystery to me how the New York Times ever gained a reputation for factual reporting. It's nothing more than a tabloid quality, propaganda rag.
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