hypatia said:
I believe its time for Physicsuser to post his facts, and the source of them.
Not hearsay, and rumors that others have invented.
I am not trying to pull anything over you. I am just confused about the things that don't make sense or were not answered clearly.
Now the thing I said about Dick Chaney taking over Norad probably comes from this
http://globalresearch.ca/articles/KAN403A.html :
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#1 – On the morning of September 11, 2001, NORAD was running war games involving hijacked airliners while the National Reconnaissance Offices (NRO) was running a drill for the scenario of an errant aircraft crashing into a government building at the exact same time as an identical scenario was perpetrated. The Air Force was in day two of annual drills testing all of its systems to respond to various threats.
What role, if any, did Secretary Rumsfeld, Under Secretary Wolfowitz, and acting Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Richard Myers play in any war game scenario on the morning of September 11, 2001? What briefings did they receive about these war games before, during, and after the morning in question?
#2 – On October 24 through 26 of 2000 a mass emergency drill was conducted in response to an airliner being crashed into the Pentagon.
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Is that true?
The thing that makes this fishy is that, assuming, they were running test and then after 9/11 they said they never heard of any plans of attack nor were they running any simulations on attacks by terrorists.
"Rumsfeld stated in his opening remarks to the government appointed 9-11 Commission on March 23, 2004 that he, “Had no idea hijacked airliners would be used as weapons".
And as I've said before they did run simulation with hijacked planes.
http://www.fromthewilderness.com/free/ww3/071204_final_fraud.shtml
As for the training in afganistan
http://www.9-11commission.gov/report/index.htm chapter two:
"The international environment for Bin Ladin's efforts was ideal. Saudi Arabia and the United States supplied billions of dollars worth of secret assistance to rebel groups in Afghanistan fighting the Soviet occupation. This assistance was funneled through Pakistan: the Pakistani military intelligence service (Inter-Services Intelligence Directorate, or ISID), helped train the rebels and distribute the arms. But Bin Ladin and his comrades had their own sources of support and training, and they received little or no assistance from the United States.23 "
Okay so didn't deal directly with bin laden but it still ended up in his hands.