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"“The FBI covered their ears every time we mentioned the Saudis,” Kelly told the New York Post. “It was too political to touch.”

Numerous high level Obama administration officials, including the president himself, have argued the release of the pages could pose a significant hazard to national security.

In May, CIA Director John Brennan told NBC the release of the missing pages could reveal “sensitive methods” used by US intelligence,” in addition to the government’s “investigative actions.”

The adviser, Richard Clarke, who ran the White House crisis team after the attacks but has since left the Bush administration, said he agreed to the extraordinary plan because the Federal Bureau of Investigation assured him that the departing Saudis were not linked to terrorism,” the New York Times reported in 2003.


NBC News reported -
"The review of how the FBI dealt with and reported on the travel of the Florida-based Saudis, and their subsequent departure from the United States with other Saudis, shows that the FBI failed to interview principal witnesses; relied on erroneous second-hand information; misinterpreted the orders under which the FAA managed the closure and subsequent reopening of U.S. airspace after the 9/11 attacks; misreported the means of travel; and even got Prince Sultan’s identity wrong."

In 2005 the AFP reported that “newly released US government records show that Federal Bureau of Investigation agents gave personal airport escorts to two prominent Saudi families who fled the US, while several other Saudis were allowed to leave the country without first being interviewed.”
Remarkably the flight was one of several “that Saudi Arabian citizens took in the immediate aftermath of September 11, 2001 when the rest of the country was prohibited from flying.”
Two dozen members of Osama bin Laden’s family also hurriedly departed the country, but the Saudi ambassador to Washington insisted the flights occurred when air travel was reopened.





SAUDI ARABIA BRIBING VETS TO LOBBY AGAINST 9/11 BILL

The Saudi Arabian government is pampering veterans with luxury trips to Washington, DC to lobby in favor of an amendment that would gut an already signed law granting families of 9/11 victims the ability to sue the kingdom.

The Justice Against Sponsors of Terrorism Act (JASTA), overwhelmingly passed by Congress over President Obama’s veto in September, 2016, gave families of terrorist attack victims the ability to file civil suits against a foreign government if that government financed those attacks.

Republican Senators John McCain of Arizona and Lindsey Graham of South Carolina have introduced an amendment that would gut the law, deeming a foreign government liable for terrorist attacks only if “they knowingly engage with a terrorist organization directly or indirectly, including financing.”

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As an 8 years experienced Web & Graphics designer, I can say with confidence that the video which was shown in TV was totally Photoshopped.

[Honey Cocaine]

As an 8 years experienced Web & Graphics designer, I can say with confidence that the video which was shown in TV was totally Photoshopped.

Maybe man.. maybe. I'm still open minded about it.

[JayIDK]

At this point 9/11 is as much fake as it is real.