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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The FAA and NORAD were so unwilling to assist the commission that subpoenas
were required to be issued to get them to release documents. Initially, witnesses
were not even sworn under oath to testify to avoid possibility of perjury. Senator
Mark Dayton D-MN excoriated the 9/11 Commission, the FAA, and NORAD
when he stated in the 9/11 Congressional Hearings in particularly harsh language
that the Commission’s Report is especially troubling and that government
officials egregiously covered-up and lied in their testimony:
It is a profoundly disturbing report because it chronicles in excruciating detail the
terrible attack against our homeland, the despicable murder of so many American
citizens and the horrible destruction to countless other lives and liberties
throughout this nation.
And because of the utter failure to defend them [American citizens] by their
federal government, by their leaders, and the institutions that were entrusted to
do so and because of serious discrepancies between the facts that you've set
forth and what was told to the American people, to members of Congress, and
to your own Commission by those, some of those authorities.
Yes, it was a surprise attack. It was unprecedented. Yes, it exposed serious flaws
and as you noted our imagination, our policies, capabilities and our management
designs but what I find much more shocking and alarming were the repeated and
catastrophic failures of the leaders of the leaders in charge, and the other people
responsible, to do their jobs.
To follow established procedures.
To follow direct orders from civilian and military commanders.
And then they failed to tell us the truth later.
Yet NORAD's public chronology of 9/18/01 and their Commission testimony 20
months later covered up those truths. They 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, coordination 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