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Originally posted by hooper
Please tell me where the 9/11 commission report and the indictment differ.
Noting, of course, that the commission report is also an extensive review of the US security and intelligence capabilities.
And the mainstream media is on "trial" every day.
Originally posted by REMISNE
Please show me the mainstream media reports that were used at the trial.
ABC Nightline's June 10, 1998 broadcast of John Miller's interview of Usama Bin Laden recorded on May 28, 1998 [This video runs 52 minutes, 34 seconds, and is copyrighted by ABC News]
Selected clips from AQ00081 and AQ00081T [This video runs 16 minutes, 26 seconds, and is copyrighted by ABC News]
Photo of the fireball coming from the South Tower of the World Trade Center [This photograph is copyrighted by Associated Press]
Selected clips from AQ00087 and AQ00087T [This video runs 16 minutes, 50 seconds, and is copyrighted by Aljazeera Television]
Originally posted by REMISNE
So your saying others can be charged with a crime (please see FBI most wanted) but OBL is special and cannot be charged?
Originally posted by hooper
Strong? Strength is not the variable that tells the story. Its shape, direction. Have you really never seen anything explode before? Why does this need to be explained?
So anything in the news is "official"?
Originally posted by Six Sigma
I hope this helps:
Originally posted by Joey Canoli
The DoD is looking for him. Bush decided to try him in military court, not a civilian court.
Were you not aware of this?
Originally posted by hooper
To sit there and say that the report has nothing to do with those issues is stunningly obtuse.
Originally posted by Joey Canoli
Originally posted by REMISNE
So your saying others can be charged with a crime (please see FBI most wanted) but OBL is special and cannot be charged?
The DoD is looking for him. Bush decided to try him in military court, not a civilian court.
Were you not aware of this?
Originally posted by K J Gunderson
What does any of what you said have to do with why he has not been charged?
Originally posted by REMISNE
Still waiting for an answer to this question. How come others on the FBI most wanted list can be charged with crimes without being captured but OBL cannot according to Hooper?
Originally posted by REMISNE
Photos and video clips but as stated no real, actual reports from the mainstream media.
Originally posted by Joey Canoli
He has been charged by the DoD, and they will try him in a military court. They apparently have found the evidence against OBL sufficent.
Why is it such an effort to explain it to the TM?
The terms might be found, BUT ARE NOT talked about in the commission report.
So the term (intelligence) is repeated 1442 times in a 585 page document and yet the report is not discussing intelligence. Interesting. Same goes for "national security" which is repeated 180 times and yet, it is not talked about. Double interesting.
And of course, I know you don't think it was a "proper" investigation, wouldn't have expected anything else.
Originally posted by ATH911
Originally posted by hooper
Well you still haven't explained why the grass around the crater and in between the crater and forest was damaged at all, so...
When multiple mainstream news outlets are saying the same thing, yes. Especially when officials haven't issued a statement announces all those new outlets were incorrect.
Originally posted by K J Gunderson
Charged with what crime(s)?
Originally posted by Joey Canoli
Originally posted by K J Gunderson
Charged with what crime(s)?
So you admit that this is news to you?
Are you saying that you were unaware of the politics surrounding the whole Guantanamo Bay thing?
Of course you didn't.
As expected.....
Originally posted by hooper
So the term (intelligence) is repeated 1442 times in a 585 page document and yet the report is not discussing intelligence. Interesting. Same goes for "national security" which is repeated 180 times and yet, it is not talked about. Double interesting.
And of course, I know you don't think it was a "proper" investigation, wouldn't have expected anything else.