The Big Lie 9-11 and Government Complicity in Mass Murder [PDF]

The Big Lie” 9/11 and the Government’s
Complicity in Mass Murder
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excoriated NORAD for lying to Congress, and to the American people during the
9/11 Commission hearings. Dayton said that NORAD officials:
[NORAD] lied to the American people, they lied to Congress and they lied to your
9/11 commission to create a false impression of competence, communication and
protection of the American people. And we can set up all the oversight possible at
great additional cost to the American taxpayers and it won't be worth an Enron
pension if the people responsible lie to us; if they take the records and doctor
them into falsehoods, and if they get away with it. For almost three years now
NORAD officials and FAA officials have been able to hide their critical failures
that left this country defenseless during two of the worst hours in our history. 16
He further told Kean and Hamilton that if the commission's report is correct,
President Bush "should fire whoever at FAA, at NORAD ... betrayed their public
trust by not telling us the truth." This lack of proper meting of discipline, even
within the ranks of the military, utterly shocks the conscience. 17 To compare to
other military accidents and demonstrate the shocking and patently disparate
lack of punishment, in January 2005, a U.S. Navy nuclear attack submarine ran
struck an unmapped mountain and was severely damaged with several casualties
and one fatality. 18 The skipper of that ship was relieved of command, received a
nonjudicial punishment, such as a letter of reprimand, and will never command a
submarine again. His military career is over. 19
In September of 2005, and contrary to Congressional recommendations, the CIA
Director Porter Goss has also prevented disciplinary action against agents
responsible for 9/11 security failures, including against his predecessor George
Tenet. 20 Porter Goss, just before 9/11, was meeting with Senator Bob Graham
and also with 9/11 lead hijacker Mohamed Atta’s $100,000 money man, Lt.
General Mahmoud Ahmad. But that’s just a coincidence, nothing to worry about.
In the Bush administration, incompetence is reward with Presidential Medal’s of
Freedom, more emergency powers, more budget funding, and more opportunity
to violate personal freedoms; in short, the Peter Principle 21 has been perfected
and maximized.