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ENJOYING THE ACADEMIC FREEDOM TO BE AN IDIOT
The war games included:
* a National Reconnaissance Office exercise on September 11, in which a small corporate jet would crash into one of the four towers at the agency's headquarters building after experiencing a mechanical failure[1] The NRO, whose name was classified until 1992,[2] is the branch of the Department of Defense in charge of spy satellites.[3]
Comment Posted By John Hyatt On 13.07.2006 @ 21:32
Mineta: "During the time that the airplane was coming into the Pentagon, there was a young man who would come in and say to the Vice President...the plane is 50 miles out...the plane is 30 miles out....and when it got down to the plane is 10 miles out, the young man also said to the vice president "do the orders still stand?" And the Vice President turned and whipped his neck around and said "Of course the orders still stand, have you heard anything to the contrary!??"
Comment Posted By John Hyatt On 13.07.2006 @ 20:32
Dear Rick,
Comment Posted By John Hyatt On 12.07.2006 @ 20:07
You don't know me and I don't know you.
But I'm sure I understand you completely now.
What a perfect ass you are.
Sincerely,
John Hyatt
Dear Folks,
Comment Posted By John Hyatt On 12.07.2006 @ 19:01
It seems to me we're all in the same boat.
I don't know that any of you are credentialed to explain what really happened on 9-11.Since there was no independent investigation of what happened that day and you rely on government sources for much of your "knowledge", I don't know how you can truthfully say that you know anything. The good professor may or may not have an agenda, but I'm not convinced that there isn't a kernal of truth in what he has to say.
Moreover, we certainly know that certain elements of our Government would like to keep such controversy limited to a fringe group if possible.
Just think how the American people would react if it came out that there was Government involvement (republican?).
So just try to keep the lid on this thing, you don't really want to reap the whirlwind.
Sincerely,
John Hyatt
