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Originally posted by vipertech0596
reply to post by Bilk22
The Commission, was charged at looking at the history/events/intelligence failures connected to that day. It was not supposed to investigate why the buildings fell. In fact, it was prohibited from duplicating the investigations being done by other agencies.
Originally posted by vipertech0596
reply to post by Bilk22
Why would the Commission need to repeat the investigations being done by the FBI? Why would the Commission need to study the collapses since NIST(and others) were already doing it?
9/11 terrorists’ connection to Saudis is being hidden, says former commission chief
Former Florida Sen. Bob Graham, who co-chaired the 9/11 commission, claims there is more to the hijacker’s so-called Sarasota connection than the FBI is letting on.
Graham says classified FBI documents he’s seen contradict the agency’s public pronouncement that there was no sinister link between the terrorists and a Saudi couple that mysteriously fled the U.S. just weeks before the terror attacks.
Originally posted by homervb
Originally posted by vipertech0596
reply to post by Bilk22
Why would the Commission need to repeat the investigations being done by the FBI? Why would the Commission need to study the collapses since NIST(and others) were already doing it?
Well, can we really trust the FBI to tell us who all the people were behind the attacks?
9/11 terrorists’ connection to Saudis is being hidden, says former commission chief
Former Florida Sen. Bob Graham, who co-chaired the 9/11 commission, claims there is more to the hijacker’s so-called Sarasota connection than the FBI is letting on.
Graham says classified FBI documents he’s seen contradict the agency’s public pronouncement that there was no sinister link between the terrorists and a Saudi couple that mysteriously fled the U.S. just weeks before the terror attacks.
Covering up for people who are complicit in the deaths of 3,000 people doesn't make you a reliable government agency, just saying.
Originally posted by homervb
You know it's a fact that the Saudi involvement was redacted from the report right? You do know it a fact that the Saudi involvement is being covered up, right? The FBI is covering for those who took part in funding the murder of 3,000 innocent peopl, whether you'd like to be ignorant to it or not.
Originally posted by Reheat
Originally posted by homervb
You know it's a fact that the Saudi involvement was redacted from the report right? You do know it a fact that the Saudi involvement is being covered up, right? The FBI is covering for those who took part in funding the murder of 3,000 innocent peopl, whether you'd like to be ignorant to it or not.
I'm not denying or ignoring a damn thing. I'm glad you know why that part was redacted, I don't. I don't doubt that some of the numerous Princes from Saudi Arabia provided funds to Al- Queada. That does not necessarily mean the Saudi Government was supporting it. Based on History and Saudi interests I seriously doubt it.
The vast majority of the hijackers were from Saudi Arabia, so why wouldn't one think there was Saudi involvement.
Do you want to go to War with Saudi Arabia? Is that your objective? Do you want to hang the guilty bastards based on your paranoid conspiracy suspicions? If the FBI redacted it, why do you have a beef with the Commission? I really don't care what you think. These are simply rhetorical questions that come to mind. You seem to think everyone under the sun is involved in the conspiracy, so I've lost count.
edit on 18-6-2012 by Reheat because: (no reason given)
Omar al-Bayoumi
At this time, Omar al-Bayoumi was paid about $3,000 per month by Dallah Avco, a Saudi company closely tied to the Saudi Ministry of Defense and Aviation, al-Bayoumi's former employer. The salary was officially for a project in Saudi Arabia, although he was living in the United States at the time and apparently did no work for them. For five years, the Saudi ministry reimbursed Dallah Avco for al-Bayoumi's salary, and he was considered a civil servant. When the company tried to fire al-Bayoumi in 1999, a Saudi government official replied with a letter marked "extremely urgent" that the government wanted al-Bayoumi's contract renewed "as quickly as possible."[4] Al-Bayoumi was quickly rehired. Dallah Avco is currently[when?] being investigated by the FBI for ties to al-Qaida.
Some time in late 1999 or early 2000, Omar al-Bayoumi began receiving another monthly payment–this one from Princess Haifa bint Faisal, the wife of Bandar bin Sultan, the Saudi ambassador to the U.S. Checks for between $2,000 and $3,000 were sent monthly from the princess, through two or three intermediaries, to al-Bayoumi.[5] The payments continued for several years, totaling between $50,000 and $75,000.
Originally posted by vipertech0596
Why would the Commission need to repeat the investigations being done by the FBI?
Originally posted by vipertech0596
reply to post by homervb
Did you ever think that there might be other reasons why they don't just disclose everything? We rolled up a lot of terrorist bank accounts and prevented other attacks in the days and weeks following 9/11, mainly because we had certain Saudis giving us information. Disclosing all the information damages other investigations.
Originally posted by vipertech0596
reply to post by homervb
Did you ever think that there might be other reasons why they don't just disclose everything? We rolled up a lot of terrorist bank accounts and prevented other attacks in the days and weeks following 9/11, mainly because we had certain Saudis giving us information. Disclosing all the information damages other investigations.
Graham asks Obama for answers on Saudi 9/11 role; FBI denies Sarasota probe found ties to plot
SEPTEMBER 10, 2011
Graham asks Obama for answers on Saudi 9/11 role; FBI denies Sarasota probe found ties to plot
Former U.S. Senator Bob Graham has called on President Obama to use his authority to get answers to long-lingering questions about possible Saudi involvement in 9/11.
“If we are truly going to be respectful of the victims of 9/11 one of the things the president and this administration must do is get to the bottom of these questions,” said Graham, who co-chaired Congress’s bi-partisan Joint Inquiry into the 2001 terrorist attacks on New York and Washington.
Graham’s remarks followed a Thursday story in Broward Bulldog about a 2001 investigation by the FBI that reportedly found direct ties between the hijackers and a Saudi family who abruptly abandoned their luxury home near Sarasota two weeks before the attacks that killed nearly 3,000 people. Sources on and off the record said agents found the home was visited by vehicles used by the hijackers, including leader Mohamed Atta.
Phone calls were also linked between the home and the hijackers, the sources said.
That “significant” information was not reported to Congress as it should have been, Graham said.
Friday night, the FBI in Miami issued its first public statement on the matter. It confirmed the existence of the investigation, but said it was “resolved and determined not to be related to any threat nor connected to the 9/11 plot.” No details were provided.
The statement released by Special Agent Michael D. Leverock added, “All of the documentation pertaining to the 9/11 investigation was made available to the 9/11 commission and the (Joint Inquiry).”
Reached Saturday afternoon, Graham said the FBI’s assertion that it had made all of its 9/11 information available to Congress was not credible.
“Nobody I’ve spoken to with the Joint Inquiry says we got any information on this,” Graham said. “It’s total B.S. It’s the same thing we’ve been getting from the FBI for the past 10 years.”
Originally posted by Reheat
Originally posted by vipertech0596
reply to post by homervb
Did you ever think that there might be other reasons why they don't just disclose everything? We rolled up a lot of terrorist bank accounts and prevented other attacks in the days and weeks following 9/11, mainly because we had certain Saudis giving us information. Disclosing all the information damages other investigations.
Because EVERYthing a parnoid conspiracy theorist suspects is a conspiracy, don't you know.
Originally posted by UltimateSkeptic1
If there was any type of conspiracy to cover-up anything, the 9/11 Commission would be where to begin the research. So far it seems that the 9/11 Commission was filled with career government bureaucrats with self-interests that were in direct conflict with an unbiased investigation.
Not a good way to begin a legitimate investigation, in my opinion.
So you're telling me if someone killed your family and the police covered up all evidence implicating the murderer, you would totally rely on the police to serve and protect you as promised? And I'm illogical?
Originally posted by thedman
So 911 Commission was in on it....?
In fact several of the members had a personal stake
The chairman, former NJ governor Tom Kean, knew some of the people on United 93, Donald and Jean Peterson
were personal friends of him . Used to play tennis together
John Azzerello was one of commison counsels - he lost his 2 brothers-in-law who worked for Cantor Fitzgerald
vipertech0596:
Why would the Commission need to repeat the investigations being done by the FBI? Why would the Commission need to study the collapses since NIST(and others) were already doing it?
ME:
Well, can we really trust the FBI to tell us who all the people were behind the attacks?
9/11 terrorists’ connection to Saudis is being hidden, says former commission chief
Covering up for people who are complicit in the deaths of 3,000 people doesn't make you a reliable government agency, just saying.
Well, can we really trust the FBI to tell us who all the people were behind the attacks?
9/11 terrorists’ connection to Saudis is being hidden, says former commission chief
Originally posted by samkent
It's quiet because some threads derail themselves.
Schlumberger's stock went from under $25 a share in Aug. 2001 to over $107 a share in Sept. 2008, just before the housing crisis.
So if these people are part of 'TPTB' why did they let the crash happen? They lost more money than the average joe did.
You can sit there all day and draw lines between businessmen and politicians. That's just the way humanity works. But that doesn't mean they are ALL doing something wrong.
Can you name one big name company CEO that could not be framed into being part of some conspiracy? But simple logic would dictate that at some point person 'A's interest would conflict with person 'B's. At that point this whole house of cards of TPTB would start to fall apart.
I could make an argument that mother Teresa was part of some conspiracy. But that doesn't mean it's true any more than these charts.
Originally posted by GiodanoBruno
Originally posted by waypastvne
Originally posted by GiodanoBruno
I don't believe in pissing matches.
Thats because you have nothing to piss with. Your evidence is just a generic absurd truther claim.
Right there is a perfect example of a statement drenched in urine. bravo
Originally posted by exponent
Originally posted by SimontheMagus
You really will say and do anything to deny any type of collusion by the Power Elite whatsoever. You call us crazy, but that's only because you are either woefully ignorant, or deliberately trying to mislead. As usual, I suspect the latter. Your user name is most appropriate.edit on 13-6-2012 by SimontheMagus because: (no reason given)edit on 13-6-2012 by SimontheMagus because: (no reason given)edit on 13-6-2012 by SimontheMagus because: (no reason given)edit on 13-6-2012 by SimontheMagus because: (no reason given)
No it's not that anyone is trying to mislead you. Just that you espouse crazy ideas. Everyone and everything is in on it if you need them to be. You believe in conspiracies so huge and vast that they encompass practically everyone even posters here.
That is a crazy belief. You can't blame others for it.
Originally posted by UltimateSkeptic1
reply to post by GoodOlDave
With all due respect, this entire debate about the towers is entirely off topic.
The thread is about the investigation of the 9/11 Commission, not repeating and/or debunking 10-year old arguments.
Back on topic:
If there was any type of conspiracy to cover-up anything, the 9/11 Commission would be where to begin the research. So far it seems that the 9/11 Commission was filled with career government bureaucrats with self-interests that were in direct conflict with an unbiased investigation.
Not a good way to begin a legitimate investigation, in my opinion.