blatham wrote:
This Guardian piece is unsupported in its suggestions/implications by its own internal links...
Quote: The book, a behind-the-scenes look at the investigation, recounts obstacles the authors say were thrown up by the Bush administration, internal disputes over President Bush's use of the attacks as a reason for invading Iraq, and the way the final report avoided questioning whether U.S. policy in the Middle East may have contributed to the attacks.
That does NOT point in the direction the Guardian writer apparently wants readers to conclude.
So, zippo, how about we knock off the disingenuous (or lazy) posts.
Bernie,
Though I may be wrong, I'm puzzled by your assertion here. The Guardian piece points the way to numerous situations that are just too puzzling to be accepted as the truth.
The gist of the article,
"You don't have to be a conspiracy theorist to be puzzled and want an explanation, or to be sceptical concerning the official version of events.
Six years on from those terrible events, the survivors, and the friends and families of those who died, deserve to know the truth. Is honesty and transparency concerning 9/11 too much to ask of the president and Congress?"
How is it that a 47 storey building [WTC7] can just fall down in the middle
of New York city and the commission charged with investigating doesn't even discuss it? What of all the experts in their respective fields who state that the official versions just don't square well with reality?
How long do they keep the remains of airplanes involved in crashes, poring over the evidence until they come to some reasonable conclusions. What hangar are any of the jets from 9-11 stored in? Though I don't keep up with all the news, I can't say that I've ever heard a thing from the Federal Aviation Safety Board on these aircraft?
You'd have to be a full-blown tico to just accept everything at face value. At the least, these questions should provoke thoughful discussions for many of the issues are truly perplexing.
Instead, I see normally thoughtful people dancing around the edges, seemingly too frightened to acknowledge that things just aren't quite right, too cowed to look at the facts.
Granted, it seems ludicrous to suggest that such an incompetent group of stumblebums could have pulled off anything like what's been suggested, but that doesn't change the fact that many of these issues are worthy of a full discussion.