Moussaoui Pleads Guilty
Says he was ordered by Osama bin laden to fly a plane into the White House. Says he was trained on a 747, says he wasn't specifically part of 9/11.
Overall, his indictment nicely validates the official 9/11 legend.
One main problem with the story is why the government wouldn't let Moussaoui call other Al Qaeda members in custody to his defense. What didn't the government want these people to say? What national security risk was there to having these men testify about Moussaoui?
The other main problem with his story is why the FBI stalled on his case back in August 2001, when it was clear forewarning of 9/11.
I have to wonder if Moussaoui isn't just a patsy set-up specifically for this case-- a highly publicized indictment against an Al Qaeda member for 9/11 who validates the official 9/11 story of hijackers wanting to fly planes into buildings. That is, I wonder if this is the role the FBI had for him all along. They were saving him just for this role.
The most interesting thing is how the government wouldn't open up key planners of the Sept. 11 attacks Ramzi Binalshibh and Khalid Sheik Mohammed to defense questioning. What was the government worried about getting? 9/11 is officially a known story. Is there some secret the government doesn't want out about what Al Qaeda was doing on 9/11?
Overall, his indictment nicely validates the official 9/11 legend.
One main problem with the story is why the government wouldn't let Moussaoui call other Al Qaeda members in custody to his defense. What didn't the government want these people to say? What national security risk was there to having these men testify about Moussaoui?
The other main problem with his story is why the FBI stalled on his case back in August 2001, when it was clear forewarning of 9/11.
I have to wonder if Moussaoui isn't just a patsy set-up specifically for this case-- a highly publicized indictment against an Al Qaeda member for 9/11 who validates the official 9/11 story of hijackers wanting to fly planes into buildings. That is, I wonder if this is the role the FBI had for him all along. They were saving him just for this role.
The most interesting thing is how the government wouldn't open up key planners of the Sept. 11 attacks Ramzi Binalshibh and Khalid Sheik Mohammed to defense questioning. What was the government worried about getting? 9/11 is officially a known story. Is there some secret the government doesn't want out about what Al Qaeda was doing on 9/11?
3 Comments:
yeah..i think he's GOT to be a patsy too. the whole plea just doesn't make any sense. it simply doesn't pass the 'common sense' test.
i mean, why in the world would you plead GUILTY right off the bat (i.e.: give up, & forgo your right to a trial)...when YOU KNOW you're basically going to get the death sentence with a guilty plea anyway!!? if you truly "Knew stuff", why not INSIST on a trial, and then air all your dirty laundry for all the world to learn? that's exactly why he was never going to be ALLOWED to have an open, public trial: for that exact reason...the 9/11 planners DON'T WANT what he knows to be heard anywhere.
what most likely happened is they said to him: "look...help us out by pleading guilty...we'll set you up somewhere with $$$ and a new identy. just go through the motions of the whole pleading guilty thing, the sentencing and we'll even set up a "mock" execution. BOY will he be surprised when that "mock" exectution turns out to be the real deal! (dead intel operatives tell no tales) ;-)
that is THE ONLY scenerio in which this looney guilty-plea stragety makes any sense. think about it: what the hell do he have to gain by simply rolling over, and pleading guilty without a fight!? absolutely nothing, that's what.
always ask: Qui Bono?
and remember, he was fighting this TOOTH & NAIL for years. it's obvious that he had A LOT he wanted to tell to the world about what he really knew.
what a shame...another potential piece in the 9/11 puzzle bites the dust. :-(
I agree Rob. Well said.
There's no doubt, the dude is absolutely right.
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