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2004-01-28 18:40:57 UTC
Second Hijacker Passport Said Found On Street Below WTC!
From David Fisher 1-27-4
Jeff,
This one's flying under the radar, but according to an AP report today:
"CBS News reported, meanwhile, that a passport belonging to one of the
hijackers, Satam al-Sugami, was found on the street minutes after the
plane he was aboard crashed into the north tower of the World Trade Center
and before the New York landmark collapsed."
Amazing stuff! This is yet another "magic passport" found in the rubble in
addition to "mastermind" Mohamed Atta's discovered passport at the WTC
site.
Let's see if I can get this straight:
1. The fireballs of the WTC attacks melted structural steel that was
designed to withstand heat of 2000 degrees F.
2. The fireballs of the WTC attacks completely destroyed both airplanes
cockpit voice-recorders (situated at front)*and* the black-box data
recorders (located in the rear of the aircraft).
3. The fireballs of the WTC attacks vaporized human bone and flesh.
4. And yet those same fireballs somehow weren't strong enough to do
anything to a pair of surviving passportsfound in pristine condition. No
surface scratches, scuffs, abrasions or burns. Perfect.
My Question: Why doesn't Boeing design a new black-box data recorder
manufactured from the same indestructible material used to produce magical
Saudi passports?
Probe - 911 Hijackers Exploited Security Gaps
1-27-3
WASHINGTON (AP) -- U.S. authorities missed some obvious signs that might
have prevented some of the Sept. 11 hijackers from entering the country,
the federal commission investigating the attacks said Monday.
Government officials have said the 19 hijackers entered the country
legally, but the National Commission on Terrorist Attacks Upon the United
States said its investigation found at least two and as many as eight had
fraudulent visas. The commission also found examples where U.S. officials
had contact with the hijackers but failed to adequately investigate
suspicious behavior. For example, Saeed al Ghamdi was referred to
immigration inspection officials in June 2001 after he provided no address
on his customs form and only had a one-way plane ticket and about $500. Al
Ghamdi was able to persuade the inspector that he was a tourist.
The panel also found that six of the hijackers violated immigration laws
by overstaying their visas or failing to attend the English language
school for which their visas were issued.
And Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, believed to be the mastermind of the Sept. 11
attacks, exploited the fact that customs officers did not routinely
collect fingerprints for a visa even though federal authorities in New
York indicted him in 1996 for his role in earlier terrorist plots. He
never entered the country and was apprehended after the attacks.
CBS News reported, meanwhile, that a passport belonging to one of the
hijackers, Satam al-Sugami, was found on the street minutes after the
plane he was aboard crashed into the north tower of the World Trade Center
and before the New York landmark collapsed.
At the start of a two-day hearing on border and aviation security, the
commission staff issued a statement saying FBI Director Robert Mueller had
testified that all of the hijackers came "lawfully from abroad," while CIA
Director George Tenet described 17 of the 19 hijackers as "clean."
For the rest of story:
http://www.11alive.com/news/usnews_article.aspx?storyid=4
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From David Fisher 1-27-4
Jeff,
This one's flying under the radar, but according to an AP report today:
"CBS News reported, meanwhile, that a passport belonging to one of the
hijackers, Satam al-Sugami, was found on the street minutes after the
plane he was aboard crashed into the north tower of the World Trade Center
and before the New York landmark collapsed."
Amazing stuff! This is yet another "magic passport" found in the rubble in
addition to "mastermind" Mohamed Atta's discovered passport at the WTC
site.
Let's see if I can get this straight:
1. The fireballs of the WTC attacks melted structural steel that was
designed to withstand heat of 2000 degrees F.
2. The fireballs of the WTC attacks completely destroyed both airplanes
cockpit voice-recorders (situated at front)*and* the black-box data
recorders (located in the rear of the aircraft).
3. The fireballs of the WTC attacks vaporized human bone and flesh.
4. And yet those same fireballs somehow weren't strong enough to do
anything to a pair of surviving passportsfound in pristine condition. No
surface scratches, scuffs, abrasions or burns. Perfect.
My Question: Why doesn't Boeing design a new black-box data recorder
manufactured from the same indestructible material used to produce magical
Saudi passports?
Probe - 911 Hijackers Exploited Security Gaps
1-27-3
WASHINGTON (AP) -- U.S. authorities missed some obvious signs that might
have prevented some of the Sept. 11 hijackers from entering the country,
the federal commission investigating the attacks said Monday.
Government officials have said the 19 hijackers entered the country
legally, but the National Commission on Terrorist Attacks Upon the United
States said its investigation found at least two and as many as eight had
fraudulent visas. The commission also found examples where U.S. officials
had contact with the hijackers but failed to adequately investigate
suspicious behavior. For example, Saeed al Ghamdi was referred to
immigration inspection officials in June 2001 after he provided no address
on his customs form and only had a one-way plane ticket and about $500. Al
Ghamdi was able to persuade the inspector that he was a tourist.
The panel also found that six of the hijackers violated immigration laws
by overstaying their visas or failing to attend the English language
school for which their visas were issued.
And Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, believed to be the mastermind of the Sept. 11
attacks, exploited the fact that customs officers did not routinely
collect fingerprints for a visa even though federal authorities in New
York indicted him in 1996 for his role in earlier terrorist plots. He
never entered the country and was apprehended after the attacks.
CBS News reported, meanwhile, that a passport belonging to one of the
hijackers, Satam al-Sugami, was found on the street minutes after the
plane he was aboard crashed into the north tower of the World Trade Center
and before the New York landmark collapsed.
At the start of a two-day hearing on border and aviation security, the
commission staff issued a statement saying FBI Director Robert Mueller had
testified that all of the hijackers came "lawfully from abroad," while CIA
Director George Tenet described 17 of the 19 hijackers as "clean."
For the rest of story:
http://www.11alive.com/news/usnews_article.aspx?storyid=4
-=-
This message was posted via two or more anonymous remailing services.