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Originally posted by BlueSkyes
why havent any of the local NY steel workers come out and said the core was solid???
Originally posted by BlueSkyes
Heres a question i would like answered by the "solid core group" if fema did lie about the structure of the core then why havent any of the local NY steel workers come out and said the core was solid??? Now i personaly in my research have talked to NY steel workers about the construction of the building...its just a simple question
Originally posted by Christophera
I think he was afraid when I explained that FEMA said there were steel core columns.
Originally posted by BlueSkyes
see this is the problem with the "truth" seekers, i present an argument and you start talking about social fears. id have a tough time beleiving that a high steel worker would have social fears. It seems to me that you dont have a freind that you asked. I myself have talked to local union steelworkers personaly, and i have become freinds with some, i would have to say that i have done a lot more personal research and questioning on this matter and just the matter of september 11th then a majority of the people here. I dont have links to some website, i have personal coversations with experts and eye witness's. A lot of the evidence out there is awful and very missleading. The loose change video is a step back for the "truth" movement and couldnt of been done anymore poorly.
Originally posted by HowardRoark
Originally posted by Christophera
I think he was afraid when I explained that FEMA said there were steel core columns.
What did I tell you.
A high iron worker afraid.
I know what he was afraid of, he was afraid he was talking to a nutcase
Originally posted by HowardRoark
Originally posted by Christophera
I think he was afraid when I explained that FEMA said there were steel core columns.
What did I tell you.
A high iron worker afraid.
I know what he was afraid of, he was afraid he was talking to a nutcase
Originally posted by seattlelaw
It's circular and disingenuous to complain that a retired steel worker (because he's so tough?) cannot be afraid of ....... blah, blah, blah
Originally posted by HowardRoark
What people with knowledge are you talking about, Charlie Sheen?
A week after the April appeal hearing, Edmonds gathered more than 30 whistle-blowers from the F.B.I., C.I.A., National Security Agency, Department of Homeland Security, and other agencies to brief staffers from the House and Senate. Among the whistle-blowers were Daniel Ellsberg, who leaked the Pentagon Papers to the New York Times in 1971, and Coleen Rowley, the F.B.I. agent from Minneapolis who complained that Washington ignored local agents who in August 2001 had raised concerns about a flight student named Zacharias Moussoui, who has since admitted being an al-Qaeda terrorist.
Many of those present had unearthed apparent breaches of national security; many aid their careers had been wrecked as a result. At a press conference after the briefings, Congressman Edward Markey, Democrat of Massachusetts, praised Edmonds and her colleagues as “national heroes,” pledging that he would introduce a bill to make it a crime for any agency manager to retaliate against such individuals. Afterward, the whistle-blowers mingled over hors d’oeuvres and explored their common ground and experiences. By July, they are working to formalize their not-for-profit campaign group, the National Security Whistleblowers Coalition. “When they took on Sibel,” says Mike German, who is now the coalition’s congressional liaison, “they made the wrong woman mad.”
“I’m going to keep pushing this as long as I can, but I’m not going to get obsessional,” Edmonds says. “There are other things I want to do with my life. But the day the Iranians tried to arrest me, my father told me, “Sibel, you only live your life once. How do you choose to live? According to your principles, or in fear?” I have never forgotten those words.”
www.informationclearinghouse.info...
Originally posted by seattlelaw
It's circular and disingenuous to complain that a retired steel worker (because he's so tough?) cannot be afraid of getting involved in an apparent cover-up by the govt. It's bigger than being the only person who knows which mobster hit the police captain, e.g.
What would you do? Your easy dismissal of his explanation for this witness's fear is baseless. What happened to the Kennedys? What happened to Wellstone? What happened to Huey Long? What happened to MLK? O'Neil? How many of those who died on planes, at WTC and Pentagon were "enemies of the state"?
Life is cheap in this country. Especially if you've got a big mouth. But don't worry, you can laugh all you like provided you're on the "right" side of the argument. So you should be safe since you don't really know anything anyway. Those that do have reason to be concerned. Believe it.
Originally posted by seattlelaw
They fire whistleblowers. They are not interested in truth. But the whistleblowers are fighting back.
A week after the April appeal hearing, Edmonds gathered more than 30 whistle-blowers from the F.B.I., C.I.A., National Security Agency, Department of Homeland Security, and other agencies to brief staffers from the House and Senate. Among the whistle-blowers were Daniel Ellsberg, who leaked the Pentagon Papers to the New York Times in 1971, and Coleen Rowley, the F.B.I. agent from Minneapolis who complained that Washington ignored local agents who in August 2001 had raised concerns about a flight student named Zacharias Moussoui, who has since admitted being an al-Qaeda terrorist.
Many of those present had unearthed apparent breaches of national security; many aid their careers had been wrecked as a result. At a press conference after the briefings, Congressman Edward Markey, Democrat of Massachusetts, praised Edmonds and her colleagues as “national heroes,” pledging that he would introduce a bill to make it a crime for any agency manager to retaliate against such individuals. Afterward, the whistle-blowers mingled over hors d’oeuvres and explored their common ground and experiences. By July, they are working to formalize their not-for-profit campaign group, the National Security Whistleblowers Coalition. “When they took on Sibel,” says Mike German, who is now the coalition’s congressional liaison, “they made the wrong woman mad.”
“I’m going to keep pushing this as long as I can, but I’m not going to get obsessional,” Edmonds says. “There are other things I want to do with my life. But the day the Iranians tried to arrest me, my father told me, “Sibel, you only live your life once. How do you choose to live? According to your principles, or in fear?” I have never forgotten those words.”
www.informationclearinghouse.info...
Mod Edit: Link Added.
[edit on 15/6/2006 by Mirthful Me]
Originally posted by LeftBehind
A million coincidences does not equal evidence.