fuuuuuuucking hell.
poor Britain.
Bullied to DEATH for Being WHITE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pMnCEsW1sQE
one of the worst things is, when the parents went to the school to complain, they were told… "you didn't have to come to this school, you CHOSE to"…
can you imagine the reverse situation?
also the
>boxcutters
were only ever mentioned in that mysterious cell phone call from a gov employee/official sent from plane alleged to crash into Pentagon
and whose precise, exact duration, AS REPORTED OFFICIALLY BY THE FBI'S DOCUMENTATION in a trial, was… 00:00 seconds.
>to sort through the entire resignation list and look for connections and patterns?
solid idea/project
well worth a try
ok so the caller was Barbara Olson.
The other was passenger Barbara Olson, who called her husband Ted, the US solicitor-general. She told him that the hijackers had box cutters and knives before the first call cut out after a minute, after which Mr Olson contacted the command centre at the Department of Justice.
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/september-11-attacks/8754395/911-Voices-from-the-doomed-planes.html
A second more serious problem is that the Olson story was contradicted in the FBI’s 2006 report to the trial of Zacarias Moussaoui. In its report about phone calls from AA 77, the FBI stated that there was one call from Barbara Olson (not two), and that this call was “unconnected,” so that it lasted “0 seconds.”
http://www.consensus911.org/point-pc-2/
United States v. Zacarias Moussaoui, Prosecution Trial Exhibit P200054. This FBI report on phone calls from AA 77 can be viewed more easily in an article by Jim Hoffman, “Detailed Account of Phone Calls from September 11th Flights.”
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https://www.globalresearch.ca/9-11-what-the-telephone-records-reveal-about-calls-from-aa-flight-77-did-barbara-olson-attempt-any-calls-at-all/26594
This essay closely examines the raw data from the AT&T telephone records, and confirms the work of Dr. David Ray Griffin,[1] who has argued that Barbara Olson’s one attempted call, which was unconnected and lasted “0” seconds, could not have conveyed the hijacker story to her husband.
>also the author of a book called Hell to Pay about that cunt Clitler.
dayum.
got rid of her AND used her for a yuge piece of the narrative… they didn't mess around back then
>Geilenfeld
>Dore
can get pretty annoying/wrong, but still commands respect as a worthy opponent to have, he's got actual principles and is able to admit being wrong and facing incomfortable truths.