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Politics : DON'T START THE WAR

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To: Hawkmoon who wrote (25147)7/8/2003 5:56:36 AM
From: GUSTAVE JAEGER  Read Replies (1) of 25898
 
Re: If I heard cell phone conversations from passengers on the hijacked planes....

Those cell phone conversations were duly censored, doctored, sanitized, you name it.... And neither you nor I were present when the FBI fixers handled the black boxes and the phone tapes before disclosing their contents to the public/medias.

Furthermore, I recall very well that some "car explosion" had been reported in the State Dept.'s vicinity on 11 September 2001 --only to get blacked out/obliterated the next day... how come?

Yet the weirdest thing of all is actually the paucity of conspiracy theories about 911 --of course, the reason of it is that the "911 conspiracy" market itself is run and controlled by the media-military apparatus... I mean, how on earth is it possible that, more than two years after 911, the only theories available on the internet --that is, accessible via google, yahoo, etc.-- are 1) the official one (the bin-laden-taliban bogus) or 2) the run-of-the-mill Jewish/Israeli conspiracy?? How come no pundit, no Russian expert, no scholar has come up with another, middle-of-the-road theory on 911 (such as my own Russian-French-Israeli connection)?!? That simple fact alone speaks VOLUMES about the media-military apparatus' watertight grip on information....

Gus
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