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Originally posted by Cassius666
reply to post by Mr. D
That and that some eployees were told on 911 to leave the building. The messages where sent from Israel to Israelis.
Originally posted by Mr. D
Have that link for me? See in this case it is right in our face (and didn't even see it).
Originally posted by DIDtm
Originally posted by Mr. D
Have that link for me? See in this case it is right in our face (and didn't even see it).
Here is one..there are many more.
911review.org...
Originally posted by Mr. D
Originally posted by Cassius666
reply to post by Mr. D
That and that some eployees were told on 911 to leave the building. The messages where sent from Israel to Israelis.
Have that link for me? See in this case it is right in our face (and didn't even see it).
Originally posted by mayabong
Originally posted by Mr. D
Originally posted by Cassius666
reply to post by Mr. D
That and that some eployees were told on 911 to leave the building. The messages where sent from Israel to Israelis.
Have that link for me? See in this case it is right in our face (and didn't even see it).
Here's an article straight from Haaretz.
www.haaretz.com...
Originally posted by vipertech0596
reply to post by Mr. D
You miss the part about the original message not mentioning the World Trade Center (or any other specific target). Kind of an important part dont you think?
Officials at instant-messaging firm Odigo confirmed today that two employees received text messages warning of an attack on the World Trade Center two hours before terrorists crashed planes into the New York landmarks.
Originally posted by vipertech0596
reply to post by Mr. D
You miss the part about the original message not mentioning the World Trade Center (or any other specific target). Kind of an important part dont you think?
Odigo, which has a satellite office in Israel, said employees there received pop-up text messages containing advance warning of the attacks but said the IMs did not mention the World Trade Center specifically, or any other targets.
Diamandis today in a telephone interview also said the warning message did not identify the World Trade Center as the attack target
Originally posted by vipertech0596
reply to post by Mr. D
Could you at least move up to a 2010 conspiracy site? You keep posting debunked stuff.