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Originally posted by dillweed
reply to post by Alfie1
Yes, I'll offer up the charge that Ted's lying. And I'll bet there's a hundred more who will join in in a New York minute. And I'll also bet that Ted won't sue for slander because he would have to defend his statements made that day. Sure is a good thing Ted has you knuckleheads sticking up for his good name. I'll bet he's dying to thank you guys for your unwavering support throughout his difficult time.
Originally posted by dillweed
reply to post by GoodOlDave
You know, you're right Dave. Everything you say is right on. I don't know how I could have been stupid as to think that Ted would lie about what really happened that day. Thanks for clearing up another of my misconceptions, and I look forward to you wasting more of everyones time. Must be very difficult for a man of your talents to be relegated to polishing turds on the internet
Originally posted by xavi1000
reply to post by GoodOlDave
The most serious official contradiction of Ted Olson’s story came in 2006 at the trial of Zacarias Moussaoui, the so-called 20th hijacker. The evidence presented to this trial by the FBI included a report on phone calls from all four 9/11 flights. In its report on American Flight 77, the FBI report attributed only one call to Barbara Olson and it was an “unconnected call,” which (of course) lasted “0 seconds.”9 According to the FBI, therefore, Ted Olson did not receive a single call from his wife using either a cell phone or an onboard phone. Back on 9/11, the FBI itself had interviewed Olson. A report of that interview indicates that Olson told the FBI agents that his wife had called him twice from Flight 77.10,” “9/11 Commission, FBI Source Documents, Chronological, September 11,” 2001Intelfiles.com, March 14, 2008, intelfiles.egoplex.com:80...).] And yet the FBI’s report on calls from Flight 77, presented in 2006, indicated that no such calls occurred. This was an amazing development: The FBI is part of the Department of Justice, and yet its report undermined the well-publicized claim of the DOJ’s former solicitor general that he had received two calls from his wife on 9/11.
Originally posted by Alfie1
reply to post by Human_Alien
Talking about getting away with stuff. Have you nothing to say about the made up Larry King / Ted Olson interview you posted earlier as if it was genuine ?
Originally posted by xavi1000
Here you can download FBI exhibit from trial of United States v. Zacarias Moussaoui
www.zimbio.com...
The fact is Barbara Olson made one phone call from flight #77 at 09:18:58. IT WAS AN UNCONNECTED CALL ACCORDING TO SWORN TESTIMONY BY THE FBI IN THE United States v. Zacarias Moussaoui trial in 2006.
Originally posted by xavi1000
reply to post by GoodOlDave
Hehe , I'm quoting goverment site .
www.vaed.uscourts.gov...
Exhibit Number P200054
those other calls are two from Renee May and 5 calls from unknown caller
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Originally posted by GoodOlDave
AT&T Phone Records
The flight was scheduled to depart at 08:10 am. Flight 77 pushed back from Gate D26 at 08:09 AM[16] and took off from Runway 30 at Dulles at 08:20 am.
Originally posted by GoodOlDave
Originally posted by dillweed
reply to post by Alfie1
Yes, I'll offer up the charge that Ted's lying.
No, he's not suing because you conspiracy theorists have been painfully careful not to slander him or anyone else directly. This is why they attack the cell phone and air phone calls- to drop innuendo that he's lying, to get you people to believe what they want you to believe, all without coming out and actually saying it. If your hero Thierry Meyssan explicitely accused Ted Olson of lying to cover up the murder of his wife, I guarantee it'd be lawsuit city. All Olson needs to do is bring his secretary in to testify Barbara Olson's calls came through her to prove you conspiracy mongers are slandering him for your own political and financial benefit.
Of course, no matter how Ted Olson handles it, you trusters who explicitely trust everything Dylan Avery, David Ray Griffin, et al are shovelling out will still see it as being part of some secret conspiracy.
Originally posted by xavi1000
reply to post by Alfie1
Now you are speculating
Stick to the facts from trial and the fact is :
Barbara Olson made one phone call from flight #77 at 09:18:58. IT WAS AN UNCONNECTED CALL ACCORDING TO SWORN TESTIMONY BY THE FBI IN THE United States v. Zacarias Moussaoui trial in 2006.edit on 6-1-2011 by xavi1000 because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Alfie1
You will note the website makes clear it never happened but it was posted on here purporting to be a genuine interview.
Accusing a man of being complicit in murdering his wife is a very serious charge and requires very serious evidence and I think trying to fool people with a fake interview just shows how short truthers are of serious evidence.
. The records available for the phone calls from American 77 do not allow for a determination of which of four “connected calls to unknown numbers” represent the two between Barbara and Ted Olson, although the FBI and DOJ believe that all four represent communications between Barbara Olson and her husband’s office (all family members of the Flight 77 passengers and crew were canvassed to see if they had received any phone calls from the hijacked flight, and only Renee May’s parents and Ted Olson indicated that they had received such calls). The four calls were at 9:15:34 for 1 minute, 42 seconds; 9:20:15 for 4 minutes, 34 seconds; 9:25:48 for 2 minutes, 34 seconds; and 9:30:56 for 4 minutes, 20 seconds. FBI report,“American Airlines Airphone Usage,” Sept. 20, 2001; FBI report of investigation, interview of Theodore Olson, Sept. 11, 2001; FBI report of investigation, interview of Helen Voss, Sept. 14, 2001;AAL response to the Commission’s supplemental document request, Jan. 20, 2004.