FBI Timeline Details Ignored

journalismus - nachrichten von heute: "Newly Released FBI Timeline Reveals New Information about 9/11 Hijackers that Was Ignored by 9/11 Commission"

Why would Zelikow lie?

In American Chronicle, review by video journalist William Hughes, The Neocons' Ties to the 9/11 Commission's Report: begins with a quote by Carl Jung, "'A lie would make no sense, unless the truth were felt to be dangerous.'"

9/11 is a billboard job

A Seattle Post-Intelligencer blog reports on Seattle billboard: "When you vote, remember 9/11": "funded by something called 'Concerned Citizens for a Better America.'"

Judge restricts Port Authority's WTC claim

Judge restricts Port Authority's WTC claim: "The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey can collect insurance only for damage inflicted on two buildings of the World Trade Center site destroyed on Sept. 11, 2001, rather than for the entire complex, a U.S. District Court judge ruled on Monday.

The decision turned on whether the Port Authority's insurance policies excluded the rest of the World Trade Center complex because the agency had leased it to developer Larry Silverstein, who had bought his own insurance." - Reuters

9/11 and public disservice

SFGate: Blogs: The Ross Report : 9/11 and public disservice
includes link to interview of Philip Shenon.

An excellent overview of the logical causes of the 9/11 attack are given in Snabulus Web Log: The Invisible Civil War Within: Part VII:

"Too many people would have to know in order to pull this off; my answer there is no they wouldn't. The fewer people, the better. We think that 19 people caused 9/11; why would hundreds need to be involved in the USA?"

Defense stymied in 9/11 death-penalty case

Defense stymied in 9/11 death-penalty case : "Only one of the six has an assigned lawyer, U.S. Army Lt. Col. Bryan Broyles. . . . Broyles blamed the prison camps lawyer, Navy Capt. Patrick McCarthy, for placing obstacles in the path of his bid to meet Qahtani in the company of a civilian lawyer, Wells Dixon, of the Center for Constitutional Rights.

The Army colonel told The Miami Herald he went to the base specifically to meet Qahtani and another Saudi war-court candidate, Ahmed al Darbi, with Dixon -- and was thwarted by the military, not the detainees, on both counts."

In a statement, the prison camps spokesman, Navy Cmdr. Rick Haupt, blamed the conflict on defense lawyers -- describing their failure to comply with prison camp bureaucracy and on scheduling conflicts" -- Miami Herald

Homeland insecurity

The Fear Factory: "The FBI now has more than 100 task forces devoted exclusively to fighting terrorism. But is the government manufacturing ghosts?" -- reported in Rolling Stone.