Thanks for this, Brad. It strikes me as remarkable, mainly because it nudges up against the issue of what duhbaya knew, and when he knew it, about the events of 9/11. A truly good man or woman at the helm of the ship of state would have sttered her out of stormy waters, not into the eye of Katrina...

Here's another good laugh...Reporter refuses to read Paris Hilton News...it's great. The anchor woman actually calls out her producer on air and then tries to burn the Paris Hilton story. Then they question why they (anchors) aren't allowed to lead with news about the war. Priceless.

This ties in to the AttorneyGate scandal and to the 911 events.

Many war decorated pilots and commercial airline pilots, even those who had flown the actual planes said to have been involved in 911, do not buy the official story.

For years I have posted here that I did not buy the cell phone stories, having been involved in software related to cell phones early in their development (circa 1993).

Now it appears that a special US Attorney, no less than the Solicitor General, may have lied about 911 events.

Ted Olson (bushie lawyer who did Bush v Gore) became the Solicitor General as a reward for winning Bush v Gore for bushie.

Ted was the Solicitor General on 911. He said his wife called him from the plane that hit the pentagon.

New evidence makes that incredible:

The strongest reason for considering false Ted Olson's claim about two passenger-seat phone calls from his wife would be proof that such calls simply could not have occurred. It is important, therefore, for researchers to continue the quest to determine positively whether Boeing 757s in September 2001 had functioning onboard phones. Although we believe our evidence that they did not have such phones is very strong, we cannot yet claim to have proof; evidence to the contrary might still emerge. Finding proof one way or the other, however, should not be impossible, if others join in the task.

(Pilots For 911 Truth, emphasis added). I know, and experiments prove me correct, that cell phones in 2001 could not possibly function as the 911 propaganda suggests.

And if there were no seat phones operable on American Airlines 757's (911 Commission says an American Airlines 757 hit the pentagon) then "Houston we have a problem".

Well, this video is sort of sacrilegious, as the Gnarls Barkley song is SO beautiful, but... well... it damn-well works.

OR SUM !

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