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Unraveling the Mystery of the C130 flying over Pentagon and also [?] near Shanksville - Peter Lemkin - 16-05-2014
You have to be up on the details, but if you are, interesting interview, with detailed questions and comments here http://pilotsfor911truth.org/forum/index.php?showtopic=22728
I believe there will be further posts on this interesting interview and analysis....only showing, further, that the official version is both false, mis-represented [on purpose] and that hidden hands were 'in play' on 9-11! It was, in my firm opinion, nothing less than a coup d'etat and the overthrow [again secretly, as is the new technique] of what was left of Constitutional Republican government and polity in the USA and the beginnings full-throttle of the National Security State - which had been being built up bit by bit since the end of WWII and with major advances during JFK Assassination, Watergate, Iran-Contra, and each major war and covert operation. Now, nothing exists except some residuals due to inertia in the system.....we are well on our way to a neo-fascist police state, unless the American Sheeple stop bleating and start reversing all this - Pronto!
Unraveling the Mystery of the C130 flying over Pentagon and also [?] near Shanksville - Drew Phipps - 16-05-2014
I'm sure it's just one of the many bizzarre 9/11 coincidences, but the lead prosecutor in the Moussaoui trial, Robert A. Spencer, who (according to USA Today) failed to reveal to Moussaoui's defense team the fact that the CIA destroyed interrogation audio tapes, now works for Lockheed Martin, the manufacturer of the C-130 (seen on 9/11 near the crash site of Flight 93 and the Pentagon), among 36 billion bucks worth of other stuff. Lockheed is the third worst defense contractor in terms of the number of incidents of defense contractor misbehavior, according to government watchdogs, so I'm sure Spencer will be kept quite busy.