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posted by pinch
if April doesn't believe a plane hit the building, did she sue and accept a settlement from the airlines and security companies? Was it the temptation of easy, free money? If a plane never hit the building, why did she accept that settlement?
Originally posted by SPreston
Why is it pinch that you fail to criticize Dubya for stealing the emergency funds raised for the victims of 9-11 to fund his bloody war of greed and naked aggression?
Defendant Rumsfeld also made a striking prediction of the attack, as if speaking compulsively about his secret knowledge, that very morning, and several days later, he publicly referred to the “missile” that hit the Pentagon.
Originally posted by CameronFox
April's attorney seems to think a missile hit the Pentagon:
Attorney, William Veale:
Defendant Rumsfeld also made a striking prediction of the attack, as if speaking compulsively about his secret knowledge, that very morning, and several days later, he publicly referred to the “missile” that hit the Pentagon.
Interesting.
Originally posted by ipsedixit
Personally, I don't put much stock in her speculation that she could possibility be the one who actually detonated the "bomb", if that's what it was, when she turned her computer monitor on.
Edit: One thing does intrigue me though. The fact that she was a call in substitute for someone else who "had to go to a meeting" and was therefore out of the office when the incident happened. Possibilities of insider awareness emerge there. The guy in charge of one of the air defense situation rooms was a last minute replacement also, I believe.
Originally posted by Craig Ranke CIT
I don't know anything about any of your allegations and I wouldn't speak for April even if I did.
I find it disgusting...
Go ahead and keep trying to raise doubts on April's motives.
It makes you look really tough, cool, and strong.
Originally posted by ipsedixit
Personally, I don't put much stock in her speculation that she could possibility be the one who actually detonated the "bomb", if that's what it was, when she turned her computer monitor on. That kind of macabre touch happens in movies a lot, but the idea that 9/11 plotters would give that responsibility to April is, IMHO, out of the question.
posted by CameronFox
April's attorney seems to think a missile hit the Pentagon:
Attorney, William Veale:
Defendant Rumsfeld also made a striking prediction of the attack, as if speaking compulsively about his secret knowledge, that very morning, and several days later, he publicly referred to the “missile” that hit the Pentagon.
Originally posted by Seymour Butz
Is she so clueless about the the building she worked in?
posted by Seymour Butz
Is she so clueless about the the building she worked in?
posted by pinch
Apparently so. I was working in the building six months before April Gallop arrived and the indoc I received from the Navy Command Center bubbas highlighted the security aspects of the building (perhaps the Navy indoc folks were a bit more complete in their indoctrination briefings then the Army was!), and they were all about vehicle security or security checkpoints.
I knew for a fact there were no "air-defense" missiles, subterranean or otherwise, just as there had never been any on any naval or air force or other military base I had ever been on inside the continental US.
posted by SPreston
Why is it pinch that you fail to criticize Dubya for stealing the emergency funds raised for the victims of 9-11 to fund his bloody war of greed and naked aggression?
posted by pinch
Can you find some different adjective combinations besides "bloody war" and "naked aggression"? Those have been used up, pretty much, and don't have the "oomph" that they used to have.
The chairman of a House panel holding hearings today on the care of wounded veterans at Walter Reed Army Hospital said problems at the facility are only the "tip of the iceberg" of poor treatment that extends throughout the military health care system.
"This is the wrong way to treat our troops and serious reforms need to happen immediately," said Rep. John Tierney, D-Mass., in opening hearings in the hospital's auditorium.
Other top Army officers also offered their apologies. "We have let some soldiers down," said Peter Geren, the undersecretary of the Army.
Tierney, chairman of the national security subcommittee of the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee, called the hearings after a series of articles in The Washington Post two weeks ago about alleged substandard conditions and bureaucratic problems at the Army-run facility.
The newspaper reported on moldy walls, rats and roaches at the outpatient facility where soldiers are sent after their initial treatment at the main hospital. The series also examined the frustrations of wounded soldiers from the Iraq and Afghan wars who face a bureaucratic nightmare in seeking medical help.
"Rats and cockroaches don't burrow and infest overnight", Tierney said. "Mold and holes in ceilings don't occur in a week. And complaints of bureaucratic indifference have been reported for years."
The panel heard wrenching testimony from two wounded soldiers and the wife of a veteran who quit her job to fight the bureaucracy to get him help.
"My life was ripped apart the day my husband was injured," said Annette McLeod, whose husband, Walter, was hit in the head by a steel cargo door while working in Iraq. "And having to live through the mess that we lived through at Walter Reed has been worse than anything I've ever sacrificed in my life."
She said that when hospital officials found out her husband had had trouble with math in high school, they tried to use that to claim he had a learning disability and was mentally retarded, and therefore didn't qualify for treatment of a brain injury.
"He was considered fit enough to serve in the National Guard for 16 years. He was fit enough for deployment. But now they're saying he had his mental problem before he went to Iraq," she said.
www.usatoday.com...
Originally posted by pinch
I knew for a fact there were no "air-defense" missiles, subterranean or otherwise, just as there had never been any on any naval or air force or other military base I had ever been on inside the continental US. You simply didn't need them.
As part of a nation-wide effort to step up security before the one-year anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks, the Pentagon on Tuesday deployed anti-aircraft missiles around Washington D.C..
Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld ordered the move after upgrading a four-day air defense exercise beginning Tuesday to an active "Noble Eagle" deployment to protect the capital against potential attack from the air.
Surface-to-air missile launchers were deployed around Washington on Monday as part of the exercise, in which officials said no functional missiles had been originally planned. A mobile missile launcher was parked several hundred meters from the Pentagon on Tuesday.
Originally posted by SPreston
The World Court has repeatedly described the attack on Iraq as a war of naked aggression haven't they?
Originally posted by pinch
why, if April doesn't believe a plane hit the building, did she sue and accept a settlement from the airlines and security companies? Was it the temptation of easy, free money? If a plane never hit the building, why did she accept that settlement?
posted by dariousg
You just don't get it preston. People like 'Pinch' have sold their soul to this government. He has a job that he thinks will provide benefits and such just as long as he follows their established status quo. .....
The lack of evidence supporting the official story along with the many many many questions and coincidences and lack of answers is just overwhelming. People like Pinch are the 'yes' men of this government and will do whatever they are told and honestly believe that they are being true patriots for doing so. .....
Pinch will never understand that. Or more likely, he does and simply chooses to ignore this because it is his job to blindly follow without thought.