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Blackmarketeer
So here is a summary of your post:
Clinton and Dems were so broke they sold military secrets to China which then concocted 9/11.
Sorcha Faal, is this you...? Come clean, you've been lurking on ATS haven't you.
Sremmos80
reply to post by spookydude
So it is a form of disinfo, which is what your entire post is.
This theory takes the blame off of our top officials that preformed like 5 year olds that morning, this does nothing to help the truth movement.
Good luck with this one.
When you go back and answer the questions I asked you that you continue to dodge then we can continue this.
Sremmos80
reply to post by spookydude
Ya that doesn't answer any of the questions that I had asked previously. Staring at things from the past and ignoring the things right in front of you is just as bad as ignoring that past. The past is the reason I think the US had their hands deeply involved in 911. Not to say they didn't have outside help, maybe china was that little help. At the same time I don't see china being able to pull something like 911 off without direct help form the gov, no country could have IMO. Well maybe Isreal but that is a whole different thread.
Unrestricted warfare seems to part of the foundation of your theory and is predated by 2 years by the PNAC...
spookydude
reply to post by Sremmos80
the only thing china got out of 9/11 was the communist party not imploding and going into bankruptcy with political change.
It would have been the second berlin wall coming downedit on 15-2-2014 by spookydude because: (no reason given)
Before Sept. 11, 2001, China was a secondary player, even in Beijing’s own backyard. When it tried to assert itself – as it did in 1996 by firing ballistic missiles over Taiwan in a ham-fisted attempt to influence presidential elections there – it was quickly forced to back down by Washington and its warships.
The 1996 United States campaign finance controversy was an alleged effort by the People's Republic of China (PRC) to influence the domestic policies of the United States, before and during the Clinton administration, and involved the fundraising practices of the administration itself. The Chinese government denied all accusations.