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Re: [KLF] 911 = very fukd up
by Simon House 09 Sep '03

09 Sep '03

there is nothing right wing in what id put and do you not think its very very important to get people spreading this info as much as possible. The rusults of people being ignorant to this shit = people dying. Simple as that, and it will carry on as such untill people who know tell the ones who dont. Dont know about your morals mate but thats a wee bit more important than the KLF, and more important that you discussing whether this is relevant or not. more importantly stop discussing this with me, go and tell as many people as possible about whats happening today in Docklands? The big weapons fair? When it happened last was the same day as the World Trade Center thing (oddly enough), and while many business closed their doors in respect, this festival of evil carried on selling mines, guns, tanks, and other things manufactured by many UK firms, to people from Europe, Africa and the Middle East! Also notice on the DSEI website (http://www.dsei.co.uk/index.htm) the Excel Pyramid, just like on the top of Canary wharf another salute to their secret society of hidden knowledge, do you need any more examples? enquiries(a)dsei.co.uk disarm(a)dsei.org sales.enquiries(a)excel-london.co.uk lucy.clifton(a)biggroup.co.uk natasjaleijer(a)excel-london.co.uk DSEi 2003 list of exhibitors as at 17th August 2003 A & P Tyne, UK A E Petsche Co Inc, USA Aardvark Clearmine Ltd, UK AB Connectors Ltd, UK AB Precision (Poole) Ltd, UK ABEKING & RASMUSSEN Schiffs-und Yachtwerft (GmbH & Co), Germany Ably Shelters Ltd, UK ABRO, UK ACAL Semiconductors, UK ACAL Technology Ltd, UK Ace Resources, UK Achleitner Franz, Austria ACME Portable Machines UK, UK ACRA Control Ltd, Ireland ACS International Ltd, UK ACSA, France ADA Composite Armour, Australia ADI Ltd, Australia Advanced Data Services Ltd, UK Advanced Interactive Systems, USA Advanced System Architectures Ltd, UK Advantage Technical Consulting, UK AEA Battery Systems, UK Aearo Ltd, UK AEGIS Engineering Ltd, UK AEgis Technologies Group, Inc, USA AEI Cables Ltd, UK AEI Ordnance Ltd, UK Aeronautical & General Instruments Ltd, UK Aero-safe Technologies Inc, Canada Aerospace Systems & Technologies Ltd, UK Aerosystems International Ltd, UK Aerotech World Trade Ltd (Aerospace), UK Aerotech World Trade Ltd, UK Agent Orientated Software Group (AOS), Australia AGORIA, Belgium AgustaWestland, UK & Italy AirBoss-Defense/A division of Action International Inc, Canada Airline Maintenance Associates Ltd, UK Airline Maintenance Resources Ltd, UK Airtanker, UK Akzo Nobel Aerospace Coatings, UK Alan Dick & Company, UK Alaska Structures, USA Alenia Marconi Systems Limited, UK Alfred Karcher GmbH & Co, Germany Allegheny Technologies, USA Allen Gears Ltd, UK Allen Gears Services Ltd, UK Allerton Engineering Ltd, UK Alphameric Custom Products, UK Alstec Ltd, UK Alstom Power Conversion, UK Altair Engineering, UK Alutech GmbH, Austria Alvis Bridging Limited, UK Alvis Hagglunds AB, Sweden Alvis Moelv AS, Norway Alvis OMC, South Africa Alvis plc, UK Alvis Vickers Limited, UK AM General, USA Ametek Aircontrol Technologies, UK Ametek Airscrew, UK Ametek Airtechnology Group, UK AMETEK Rotron, USA AML UK Ltd, UK Amphenol Ltd, UK AMST GmbH, Austria Analytical Graphics Inc, USA Andrews Survey, UK Ant AG, Germany Antag (UK) Ltd, UK Anteon International Corporation, USA AOS & Jack Intelligent Agents, Australia Apache App-Tek International Pty Ltd, Australia APT RF, France Arc Resources (UK) Ltd, UK Arcus Co, Bulgaria Argon Electronics, UK Arkonia Systems Ltd, UK Armada International, Switzerland Armourshield Ltd, UK Armscor Armscor Business (Pty) Ltd, South Africa Armstrong Fastening Systems, UK Arnold Wragg Ltd, UK Arsenal Co, Bulgaria Ascent Group, The, UK Ashot Ashkelon Industries Ltd, Israel Asian Defence & Diplomacy, Malaysia Asian Defence Journal, Malaysia Asian Military Review, Thailand Association of the US Army, USA Astrium, UK Astro-med Inc, USA ATK Ordnance, USA Atlantas Marine Ltd, UK ATSI Ltd, UK Audiosoft Ltd, UK Austal Ships, Australia Austin Semiconductors Inc, USA Australian International Air Show 2005, Australia Austrian Federal Economic Chamber, Austria Autoflug GmbH - Parachute Jump Simulator, Germany Autoflug GmbH, Germany Automotive Technik Ltd, UK Avexus Inc, USA Avialec International Ltd, UK Aviation Training International Ltd, UK Avio S.p.A (formerly Fiat Avio), Italy Avitronics Maritime, South Africa Avitronics Pty, South Africa Avon Inflatables Ltd, UK Avon Technical Products Ltd, UK Babcock ATA, UK BAE Systems, UK Bakelittfabrikken AS, Norway Bar Engineering Ltd, UK Barcoview, Belgium Barrier Ltd, UK Barum and Dewar Ltd, UK Barry Controls, UK Base-X Shelters, USA BCB International Ltd, UK BCB Ltd, UK BCD Modelling Ltd, UK BDEC Ltd, UK BDL Systems Ltd, UK Beaufort Air Sea Equipment (now RFD Beaufort), UK BFi Optilas Ltd, UK Bird Technologies Group, USA Birns Inc, USA BiTMICRO Networks Inc, USA Blaschke Wehrtechnik GmbH, Austria Blazepoint Ltd, UK Bluefinger Ltd, UK Bluestone Microwave Technology Ltd, UK BNFL Instruments, UK Bofors Defence, Sweden Bolina Buoyancy, UK Bolle Safety, France Bond Instrumentation Systems, UK Bosch Rexroth Ltd, UK Bowtech Products Ltd, UK Brand-Rex Ltd, UK Bren-Tronics Inc, USA Bridport Aviation, UK Brimar, UK Bristow Technical Services Ltd, UK Britax PMG Ltd, UK British Maritime Technology, UK British Naval Equipment Association, UK Broady Flow Control Ltd, UK Brownell Ltd, UK Brugg Cables AG, Switzerland Bruker Daltonik GmbH, Germany BUCK Neue Technologien, Germany Butyl Products, UK BW Technologies, UK C & D Insulation, UK C.A.V.E. 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division of Denel, South Africa Verseidag - Indutex GmbH, Germany Vestdavit AS, Norway Victorinox, Switzerland VideoRay Inc, USA Viking Life-Saving Equipment, UK Vinghog AS, Norway Virtual Reality Centre at Teesside Ltd, UK Vista Systems, USA Volex Ionix, UK VT Aerospace, UK VT Army Training, UK VT Controls, UK VT Group Plc (formerly Vosper Thornycroft), UK VT Halmatic, UK VT Integrated Logistics, UK VT Merlin Communications, UK VT Shipbuilding, UK VT TSS, UK WA Systems Ltd, UK Wallace & Tiernan, UK Wärtsilä Corporation, France Wavecom Electronik, Switzerland Wavelengths Innovation, South Africa Wavelet Technology Marketing Ltd, UK Wavian Associates, UK Wayne Kerr Electronics Ltd, UK Webasto Thermosystems (UK) Ltd, UK Webtec Products Ltd, UK Weir Strachan & Henshaw, UK Welcom, UK Wellman Defence Ltd, UK Wessex Electronics Ltd, UK Westair Ltd, UK Westler Foods Ltd, UK Weston Aerospace, UK WFL Millturn Technologies GmbH & Co KG, Austria Whippendell Electrical Ltd, UK Whitby & Co, UK Wilkinson Sword Ltd, UK William Cook Defence, UK WinRadio Communications, Australia Wren Electronics Ltd, UK Xantic, Netherlands YKK UK Ltd (The New Zipper Co Ltd), UK Yorkshire Forward, UK Z Corporation UK Ltd, UK Zero Cases (UK) Ltd, UK Zerust (UK) Ltd, UK Zhendre, France Zodiac International, UK Zytronic Displays Ltd, UK back to exhibitor information> Organised by: Spearhead Exhibitions Ltd Apex Tower, New Malden Surrey KT3 4DQ, UK Tel: + 44 (0) 20 8949 9898 Fax: + 44 (0) 20 8949 9899 Email: enquiries(a)dsei.co.uk © 2003 Spearhead Exhibitions Ltd > > >>i think its a bit more important! and also what about all that stuff about >>the illuminati, mu and freedom? > >Oh, so Simon Sez is still around... > >PLEASE KEEP YOUR CONSPIRACY THEORIES TO YOURSELVES! THIS IS A >(MU)SIC-RELATED LIST! > >I got the Illuminatus! Trilogy, I have several other books on this matter, >but I'd never post them here, because >a.: if one's interested, he'll try and dig it out anyway >b.: as I said this is a music-related list >c.: many people who make up theories, sooner or later start mentioning that >the world is run by jews, germans (and bicyclists). There are many >right-wing airheads who have no better thing to do than blaming all their >failures to others. That's the easiest thing. Solving their OWN problems >would be harder, wouldn't it? >d.: just days before the sad anniversary I think it would be wise to remain >silent just for a while, like a few days. After it's gone You can go back >and blaming everybody again. And I'm not talking about just American >tragedies but tragedies all around the world (Hiroshima, Chernobyl). >Respect the anniversaries, and remember the past. But don't forget You're >living in the PRESENT! > >>What do you reckon needs doin? I think more and more people need waking up >>to the truth and the more people who read it are the more > >You mean that the "waking up" must be done by violence and blood-letting? >Who the fuck are You? Dracula Morpheus or what? You are the one who is >still sleeping, ferchrissakes! > >>people to spread it, not everyone is aware of this info and thus keep us >>all bent over for a butt fuck! > >Butt-fuck? What are you talking about? > >_________________________________________________________________ >MSN 8 helps eliminate e-mail viruses. 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Re: [KLF] 911 = very fukd up
by KLF- gyerek 09 Sep '03

09 Sep '03

>i think its a bit more important! and also what about all that stuff about >the illuminati, mu and freedom? Oh, so Simon Sez is still around... PLEASE KEEP YOUR CONSPIRACY THEORIES TO YOURSELVES! THIS IS A (MU)SIC-RELATED LIST! I got the Illuminatus! Trilogy, I have several other books on this matter, but I'd never post them here, because a.: if one's interested, he'll try and dig it out anyway b.: as I said this is a music-related list c.: many people who make up theories, sooner or later start mentioning that the world is run by jews, germans (and bicyclists). There are many right-wing airheads who have no better thing to do than blaming all their failures to others. That's the easiest thing. Solving their OWN problems would be harder, wouldn't it? d.: just days before the sad anniversary I think it would be wise to remain silent just for a while, like a few days. After it's gone You can go back and blaming everybody again. And I'm not talking about just American tragedies but tragedies all around the world (Hiroshima, Chernobyl). Respect the anniversaries, and remember the past. But don't forget You're living in the PRESENT! >What do you reckon needs doin? I think more and more people need waking up >to the truth and the more people who read it are the more You mean that the "waking up" must be done by violence and blood-letting? Who the fuck are You? Dracula Morpheus or what? You are the one who is still sleeping, ferchrissakes! >people to spread it, not everyone is aware of this info and thus keep us >all bent over for a butt fuck! Butt-fuck? What are you talking about? _________________________________________________________________ MSN 8 helps eliminate e-mail viruses. Get 2 months FREE*. http://join.msn.com/?page=features/virus

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Burning
by Anders Klf_fan 09 Sep '03

09 Sep '03

Does anyone have the film "Watch the K Foundation Burn a Million Quid" that was filmed during the burning of the money? It would be really fun to see it hehe. Thanks /Anders _________________________________________________________________ Hitta rÃ¤tt pÃ¥ nÃ¤tet med MSN SÃ¶k http://search.msn.se/

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by gene.c 08 Sep '03

08 Sep '03

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2556882910&category=1057 if its genuine why wouldnt you pay that much,,,,,its rare and could well be a good investment.

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Re: [KLF] RE: Credibility vs Success
by KLF- gyerek 08 Sep '03

08 Sep '03

> > I have been a huge fan of the hip-hop artist KRS-ONE ever since I first >hear > > 'Criminal Minded' way back in 1987. Here is a rapper who has NEVER >been > > involved in any music that could be considered pop-friendly. > >I got a pop friendly track with KRS-ONE -- Too Much Joy's Good Kill: He also appeared in R.E.M.'s "Radio Song"-is that poppy enough? However, I like him, though I don't collect his records. At least he stayed true to his own ideas, just like Public Enemy did (and they did a pretty crap pop album too with "He Got Game"). And I don't think that Vedder and Cobain came from rich middle classes, or did they? It's just when "teen spirit" is in the air, the majority buys the records. During the history of pop music this spirit has been rock, heavy metal, disco and punk and rave. Then it become grunge, and that's it. And there are pretty much "unrecognised" but often namechecked artists (Thrill Kill Kult, Meat Beat Manifesto, Negativland, Throbbing Gristle) of whom the majority never heard of, but they do have a constant career and many people mention them in interviews. They were and still are onestep before the pop industry. Marylin Manson and Rammstein made their whole f***ing career out of just one Laibach album, "Jesus Christ Superstars". The Prodigy were a lame re-mix of Genaside II, just hear the Genaside remix of Prodigy's "Fire" and you'll know who is the originator and who has the power. Now the Prodges are well behind the "best rock band in the world" and can't do nothing. They'll never imitate GII's now-sound, because nobody would take them seriously. Or just see the trip-hop bandwagon. Just when Portishead stopped making music (I know they aren't disbanded), a miriad of imitators followed. Now Moloko went back to a kinda "intelligent disco" sound. Then, what was the whole thing about? It started as a new thing, but now it sounds like the Motown stuff! Brand new you're retro! _________________________________________________________________ Add photos to your messages with MSN 8. Get 2 months FREE*. http://join.msn.com/?page=features/featuredemail

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Re: [KLF] KLF poster spotted on the Underground
by TheMgnt＠aol.com 08 Sep '03

08 Sep '03

> Here's the poster pic: > > http://www.philmanns.demon.co.uk/LePetitOrb26-04-03/05-09-030002_r1.jpg thanks for the image. This was brought up some weeks ago. i suspect it's the beginning of an ad campaign. Probably for a bank or investment firm. Or perhaps the bit about art is the key line. -paul Currently in rotation: Frank Zappa - Cheap Thrills / Son of Cheep Thrills

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Re: [KLF] sept 11
by Simon House 08 Sep '03

08 Sep '03

yeah they are 'ramping up' as the business men would say! That black out in London also was on the same day, or the night before President Blur had to go to court and testify about the Hutton Inquiry. Not sure if it took the attention away or anything but that case has been made so dull and confusing by the media i dont think anyone gives a shit any more that he was bumped off! > >just reading that piece about sept 11..i had a thought a month ago when the >electricity failed in new york,i imagined the same thing in london,,lol,to >my not so much suprise ,2 weeks l8er and theres a blackout in london.on >that day i said to my gf ,i think somthing is going to happen in 2 weeks >time in london or new york.low and behold this weekend i turned my tv on to >see gas masks and ambulances ,fireman ,police and armed personel carrying >out a trial run of emergrncy services on the tube .its to much of a >coincidense for me.are the powers that be testing us and putting peoples >lives at risk,people died in the us blackout,not sure about the uk >though,....any thoughts >_______________________________________________ >KLF mailing list >KLF(a)mailman.xmission.com >http://mailman.xmission.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/klf _________________________________________________________________ Sign-up for a FREE BT Broadband connection today! http://www.msn.co.uk/specials/btbroadband

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Re: [KLF] 911 = very fukd up
by Simon House 08 Sep '03

08 Sep '03

i think its a bit more important! and also what about all that stuff about the illuminati, mu and freedom? What do you reckon needs doin? I think more and more people need waking up to the truth and the more people who read it are the more people to spread it, not everyone is aware of this info and thus keep us all bent over for a butt fuck! > >Sorry, but I don't see any reference to Bill and Jimmy in this. How >exactly >does this relate to the KLF? > >You know, I'd love to bitch about California rewarding illegal immigrants >with driver's licenses thus giving them a loophole into voting for >government >officals, but there are appropriate forums for such discussions. This >isn't one >of them. > >-paul >_______________________________________________ >KLF mailing list >KLF(a)mailman.xmission.com >http://mailman.xmission.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/klf _________________________________________________________________ Sign-up for a FREE BT Broadband connection today! http://www.msn.co.uk/specials/btbroadband

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911 = very fukd up
by Phil Smith 08 Sep '03

08 Sep '03

20 Reasons why the official version of 9/11 is a lie let me know what y'all reckon 20) When September 11th prior knowledge broke in the mainstream media, around May 2002, most of it focused on the use of planes as bombs and whether or not intelligence agencies had considered this method of attack. Although the coverage was a whitewash in itself, it can easily be proven that authorities knew terrorists were likely to use airliners as bombs. Once this is known, those that gave press conferences denying the jetliners as bombs foreknowledge, such as Condoleeza Rice, George Tenet and George Bush, can be exposed as outright liars. In October 2000, the Pentagon conducted a series of simulations (pictured) designed to test the response to a commercial airliner crashing into their headquarters, as took place on September 11th. The CIA, on the very morning of September 11th, was also conducting a mock exercise where a plane crashes into its headquarters. The US was warned in 1995 of a plot to hijack commercial planes and slam them into the Pentagon and the World Trade Center. The plan was named Project Bojinka and was uncovered by Phillipine authorities. It originated with Ramzi Yousef (pictured), one of the masterminds of the first WTC bombing in 1993. The information was passed on to the FBI who totally ignored it. U.S. and Italian officials were warned in July that Islamic terrorists might attempt to kill President Bush and other leaders by crashing an airliner into the Genoa summit of industrialized nations. They went so far as to mount anti-aircraft guns at the city's airport. The Echelon spy network also gave British and German intelligence clear information that terrorists were going to hijack commercial planes and use them to attack symbols of American culture. Sources - MDW US Military Website - Associated Press - CNN - Newsmax - LA Times - Biz Report 19) If a freshman school kid knew about the imminent September 11th attack, then how on earth could the biggest intelligence agencies in the world not know? On September 6 five days before the attack Antoinette DiLorenzo, who teaches English as a second language to a class of Pakistani immigrants, led a class discussion about world events. She asked a freshman (his name has been withheld): What are you looking at? The youth was peering out the third floor window toward lower Manhattan. After he made the remark about the World Trade Center not being there next week, the teacher didnt immediately think much of it, though it stuck in her mind. Note that the remark does not just broadly state that the towerswill be attacked, but specifically that they will disappear. This is just one of numerous smoking guns to suggest that the Muslim community across the world was aware of the terrorist attack. Islamic calendars (pictured) circulated last year depicting a plane crashing into lower Manhattan. The plot was even the subject of everyday street gossip in Cairo Egypt in August 2001. Everybody knew. Are we to believe the most sophisticated intelligence agencies in the world didn't? Sources - MSNBC - September 11 News.com - Newsmax 18) Mossad, the Israeli intelligence agency warned the CIA and the FBI in August 2001 that terrorists linked to Osama bin Laden were planning large scale terrorist attacks on highly visible targets of commerce and military, to take place imminently. The CIA completely ignored the warning despite the fact that it correlated with similar urgent warnings from a multitude of other sources. Source - London Telegraph 17) A-29-year old Iranian deportee phoned US police from his German cell to warn of an imminent attack on the World Trade Center. The Lower Saxony Justice Ministry has confirmed the man warned of the impending series of terrorist attacks, but had not been believed. They refused to confirm exactly when the calls were made, but it was before September 11th. This is another example of how virtually the entire Arab world was aware of the fact that the WTC had been targeted for immediate destruction. Again, US authorities refused to follow up on the information. Source - Ananova 16) Delmart Edward Mike Vreeland, an American citizen whose claims to being a US Naval Lieutenant assigned to the Office of Naval Intelligence (ONI) are being increasingly corroborated in open court, has been in a Canadian jail since December 6, 2000. On August 11 or 12 of 2001, the date is uncertain, after trying to verbally alert his Canadian jailers to the coming World Trade Center attacks, he wrote down key information and sealed it in an envelope which he then had placed in jailers custody. This event is not disputed by Canadian authorities. The letter specifically listed a number of targets including The Sears Towers, The World Trade Center, The White House, The Pentagon, The World Trade Center, The White House, The Pentagon, The World Bank, The Canadian parliament building in Ottawa and the Royal Bank in Toronto. A chilling sentence follows the list of targets, Let one happen. Stop the rest!!! Vreeland obtained this information while conducting clandestine work in Moscow. The Russian government and FSB were also aware of the information, This is why, prior to September 11, Russian media and officials encouraged citizens to cash out U.S. dollars pending an economic collapse there after an "attack." Sources - From the Wilderness Publications - Newsmax 15) Clinton security chiefs repeatedly rejected vital intelligence that would have resulted in stifling numerous worldwide terror cells, primarily Osama bin Laden and al-Qaeda. The government of Sudan offered to both arrest bin Laden or at least closely monitor his activities within the country, and turn over files, some an inch and a half thick, a vast database on bin Laden and more than 200 leading members of his al-Qaeda network. Clinton's Secretary of State Madeleine Albright responded to the offer by giving the order for US missiles to blast the al-Shifa medicine factory, which supplied 60 per cent of Sudan's medicines, and had contracts to make vaccines with the UN. The resources Clinton rejected would have entailed that "we probably would have never seen a September 11." Sources - London Observer - LA Times 14) The US Justice Department, from March 2001 onwards, made a series of arrests of Israelis. It later transpired that these were Mossad agents and had prior knowledge of the September 11th attacks. Many of these spies were suspected of being tasked with the logistics of preparing the September 11 attacks. If the Justice Department (headquarters pictured) arrested spies with prior knowledge of 9/11 in March 2001, then the Justice Department also had prior knowledge of 9/11 in March 2001. Another Israeli link concerns the instant messaging company, Odigo. Two hours before Flight 11 crashed into the north tower, two employees at Odigo received text messages stating that an attack on the World Trade Center was about to occur. Nothing was done. Sources - Al Bawaba - Fox News - Washington Post 13) Were there in fact any hijackers at all? In the days following September 11th, the FBI released a list of the 19 hijackers. At least four of these hijackers are still alive. Saudi Arabian pilot Waleed Al Shehri (top right) was one of five men that the FBI said had deliberately crashed American Airlines flight 11 into the World Trade Centre on 11 September. Now he is protesting his innocence from Casablanca, Morocco. He told journalists there that he had nothing to do with the attacks on New York and Washington, and had been in Morocco when they happened. He has contacted both the Saudi and American authorities, according to Saudi press reports. Other so called 'suicide hijackers' who have come forward to protest their innocence (being alive is a good enough alibi) are Abdulaziz Al Omari (bottom right), Saeed Alghamdi (top left) and Khalid Al Midhar (bottom left). Even the lead hijacker's father says he speaks to his son often. Mohammed el-Amir Atta, father of Mohammad Atta, stated, "My son called me the day after the attacks on September 12 at around midday. We spoke for two minutes about this and that." Sources - BBC - London Guardian 12) Mayor of San Francisco Willie Brown was set to fly into New York on the morning of September 11. However, he got a call from what he described as his 'airport security' late September 10th advising against flying due to a security threat. Brown awoke on September 11th to scenes of the WTC on fire and obviously his flight was cancelled. Who exactly warned Mayor Willie Brown and why didn't the people on the hijacked planes get the same warning? Brown refuses to comment any further on the subject. Source - San Francisco Chronicle 11) A Moroccan Secret Service agent successfully infiltrated Al-Qaeda for 2 months before the 9/11 attacks. Hassan Dabou broke cover in the Summer of 2001 to warn his bosses that the terror group was plotting something spectacular in New York. The operation was to be large scale and would occur in the summer or autumn of 2001. Secret service chiefs are said to have taken seriously the tip from one of its veteran informants and immediately passed on the details to Washington. Source - London Times 10) The National Security Agency intercepted two messages on September 10th indicating a significant event was to take place the next day. The messages were in Arabic and stated "tomorrow is zero hour" and "the match begins tomorrow." The NSA claimed they didn't have any details regarding the origin or location of these messages, yet, as James Bamford has reported, years ago the NSA had cracked both Al-Qaeda's and Osama bin Laden's encrypted communications technology. Furthermore, the NSA stated "You know how many times we hear things much more serious than that? Lots of times." They claimed the intercepts were of no significance. If this was the case, then why did the FBI begin threatening Senators for information as to who leaked the story? Source - Reuters 9) Khalid Almihdhar and Nawaf Alhazmi were two of the hijackers aboard Flight 77 that slammed into the Pentagon. Upon leaving Malaysia, Almihdhar and Alhazmi went to San Diego, where they took flight-school lessons. In September 2000, the two moved into the home of a Muslim man who had befriended them at the local Islamic Center. The FBI confirms that this man was an asset of theirs. He was a room mate of the hijackers. Almihdhar and Alhazmi had already been linked with the October 2000 bombing of the USS Cole in Yemen by CIA analysts. Why on earth didn't the CIA and FBI tap their agent for information on these terrorists prior to September 11? Source - Newsweek 8) A pivotal player in the Clinton impeachment proceedings was David Schippers, investigative counsel for the House Judiciary Committee. Schippers was responsible for all investigations under the impeachment inquiry. Before September 11th, Schippers represented a group of FBI agents who were seething because they had been pulled off terrorism related investigations by their superiors. The agents told Schippers that there was going to be a massive attack on lower Manhattan by the end of the year. Schippers frantically tried to arrange a meeting with Attorney General John Ashcroft right up until a month before the attack. Ashcroft made it clear to his underlings that he was not interested in the information and Schippers was rebuffed again and again. Source: David Schippers interview on 'The Alex Jones Show' - 10th October 2001 - read the transcript here - listen to the interview here. 7) On the morning of September 11, the CIA was running a drill which centred around the scenario of planes crashing into government buildings. In yet another 'extraordinary coincidence' the CIA said that the operation had been planned for months but was cancelled as soon as the 'real' attack unfolded. This so-called drill was likely used to get NORAD to stand down. When it was announced that the planes had been hijacked word would have come down that it was just a CIA drill and not to respond. The existence of this 'drill' was released and watered down to prevent the whole truth coming out later. Source - Associated Press 6) Pakistan ISI Director General Mahmud Ahmad instructed Ahmad Umar Sheikh to hotwire $100,000 to the 9/11 lead hijacker, Mohammad Atta. On September 11th, Ahmad was a guest of former clandestine CIA officer and CFR member Rep. Porter Goss and Skull and Bones/CFR member Senator Bob Graham. Since September 4th, he had met with top brass at the CIA, the Pentagon and the White House, including Colin Powell, Richard Armitage, Joseph Biden and George Tenet. Condoleezza Rice lied in a May 16th 2002 press conference when she claimed ignorance of Ahmad's visit and the $100,000 transfer. Ahmad had already resigned from the ISI and the FBI had confirmed the circumstances behind this. Rice stated "I have not seen that report, and he was certainly not meeting with me." What was the money man behind the terrorists doing in the halls of the US government before, during and after 9/11? This is just one example of the firm alliance running through the CIA, which in turn controls the ISI, which in turn controls Osama bin Laden and Al-Qaeda. Sources - Times of India - Global Research 5) Newsweek twice reported that top Pentagon officials had got a warning of the impending attack on September 10th, and cancelled their flights for the next day. This confirms that these officials knew both the locations of the imminent attack and the method of using jetliners as bombs. "On Sept. 10, NEWSWEEK has learned, a group of top Pentagon officials suddenly cancelled travel plans for the next morning, apparently because of security concerns." "NEWSWEEK has learned that while U.S. intelligence received no specific warning, the state of alert had been high during the past two weeks, and a particularly urgent warning may have been received the night before the attacks, causing some top Pentagon brass to cancel a trip. Why that same information was not available to the 266 people who died aboard the four hijacked commercial aircraft may become a hot topic on the Hill." Sources - Newsweek September 24th - Newsweek September 13th 4) A record number of 'put' options, speculation that the stock of a company will fall, were placed on American and United Airlines in the days preceding September 11th. This despite a September 10th Reuters report stating 'airline stocks set to fly.' Between September 6 and 7, the Chicago Board Options Exchange saw purchases of 4,744 put options on United Airlines, but only 396 call options. On September 10, 4,516 put options on American Airlines were bought on the Chicago exchange, compared to only 748 calls. The investigation as to which criminals benefited from advance knowledge of the terrorist attack led straight to Alex Brown/Deutsche Bank - chaired up until 1997 by executive director of the CIA, Buzzy Krongard. Sources - London Independent - From the Wilderness Publications 3) From July 4th-14th 2001, Osama bin Laden was being treated for kidney infection at the American Hospital, Dubai, United Arab Emirates. There, on multiple occasions, he met with CIA station Chief Larry Mitchell. Bin Laden gave Mitchell 'precise information' regarding 'an imminent attack' on the US. Bin Laden also met with numerous members of his family, who left the US by chartered flights after September 11th with the full blessings of the US government. A 2000 Clinton presidential executive order was still in effect and mandated that bin Laden should have been killed on the spot. Bin Laden was allowed to leave of his own free will. Sources - Washington Times - London Evening Standard 2) A leaked FBI document, 199I WF213589, outlined disgust at a Bush administration directive that succeeded in blocking anti-terrorism investigations related to the bin Laden family and Saudi charities that were front groups for Al-Qaeda. Bush ordered the FBI to "back off" Abdullah bin Laden and the World Association of Muslim Youth, a known terror smokescreen outfit. In their own education pamphlets, WAMY extol the virtues and ideals of Osama bin Laden. Bush ensured they were protected prior to September 11th. Special FBI Agent Robert Wright later testified that he had been threatened to discontinue his anti-terrorist investigations under the same program. Another startling revelation in the same reports concerned the American Visa Bureau in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. Its former head, Michael Springman, was ordered to issue visas to Al-Qaeda members so they could participate in terrorist training run by Osama bin Laden and the CIA. Sources - BBC - Times of India - United Press International - Michael Springman Interview 1) Andrews Air Force Base is only ten miles from the Pentagon. Air defense around Washington is provided mainly by fighter planes from Andrews Air Force Base in Maryland near the District of Columbia border. The D.C. Air National Guard is also based there and equipped with F-16 fighter planes. In a blatant reversal of Standard Operating Procedure, the Air Force, via willful negligence, is given stand down orders not to intercept Flight 77, which will subsequently hit the Pentagon. Flight 77 is known by NORAD to have been hijacked by 8:50am. Yet it is a full 48 minutes until any fighters are scrambled, as two leave Langley AFB just two minutes before Flight 77 hits the Pentagon at 9:40am. Andrews AFB had two combat ready squadrons that would have intercepted Flight 77 had they been allowed to leave upon confirmation of its hijacking. It is Standard Operating Procedure to intercept all air traffic that fails to respond to radio calls immediately. This was the case with the golfer Payne Stewart's chartered Lear Jet that crashed in October 1999. F-16 Fighters (without the need of a Presidential mandate) had intercepted the aircraft within 21 minutes. This represents wilful coordinated negligence between the FAA, NORAD, the Pentagon (who also track all air traffic) and President Bush, who as this was all unfolding, was reading a book about a pet goat to a group of schoolchildren. TREASON. Emperors New Clothes - Vision TV - The War on Freedom by Nafeez Ahmed _________________________________________________________________ Express yourself with cool emoticons - download MSN Messenger today! http://www.msn.co.uk/messenger

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sept 11
by gene.c 08 Sep '03

08 Sep '03

just reading that piece about sept 11..i had a thought a month ago when the electricity failed in new york,i imagined the same thing in london,,lol,to my not so much suprise ,2 weeks l8er and theres a blackout in london.on that day i said to my gf ,i think somthing is going to happen in 2 weeks time in london or new york.low and behold this weekend i turned my tv on to see gas masks and ambulances ,fireman ,police and armed personel carrying out a trial run of emergrncy services on the tube .its to much of a coincidense for me.are the powers that be testing us and putting peoples lives at risk,people died in the us blackout,not sure about the uk though,....any thoughts

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