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911Truth.org ::::: The 9/11 Truth Movement

911Truth.org ::::: The 9/11 Truth Movement

The top 15 reasons to doubt the official story of Sept. 11, 2001

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Background Issues: The Abiding Truth Deficit

1)
The 9/11 Commission Fraud: Conflicts, Collapse and Cover-up

2)
The Hundreds of Still Unanswered Questions, the Scores of Documented Lies

Motive Issues: Cui Bono - Who Profits Most?

3)
Instant Fulfillment of Neocon Wish List

4)
Political Bonanza for Bush/Rove team

5)
Scale and Diversity of Profiteering

Means and Opportunity Issues: How to Make it Happen

6)
Ignored Foreign Warnings

7)
Quashed Domestic Investigations

8)
Incapacitated Oversight

9)
Disabled Air Defenses

10)
The Amazing Disappearing National Chain of Command

11)
The Pakistan Intelligence Chief Who Loved Everyone At Once

Aftermath Issues: How to Keep the Lid On

12)
The Bitter Fight Against Investigations

13)
The Amazing Disappearing Evidence

14)
The Amazing Disappearing Demand for Accountability

Wildcard Issues: Just How Stupid They Think We Are

15)
The Ripley Believe It or Not Sideshow of 9/11 Miracles
Epilogue: For the 9/11 Legacy Victims Still Dying in New York

References:

The original 400+ Family Steering Committee questions that Commissioner Gorelick said would be the Commission's "road map"

FSC co-founders Mindy Kleinberg & Lorie van Auken rate the Commission's performance

A fine compendium of administration 9/11 lies, some aforethought, some afterthought, some cobbled on the fly.

Rep. Henry Waxmann picks up the pattern downstream in his

"Iraq on the Record" database of 237 subsequent Bush official lies about Iraq.

For more specific indictments, see:

"NORAD Lied about 9/11" : Senator Mark Dayton

Lies A Sixth Grader Would Not Accept by Michael C Ruppert

An Open Letter To Condoleezza Rice: "You Are a Liar" by Catherine Austin Fitts, former Assistant Secretary of Housing

FBI Whistleblower Says Rice Is Lying - Bush knew al-Qaida was planning attack by Andrew Buncombe, The Independent [London, UK]

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