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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as “…insular and secret workings were efficient and swift — not unlike the
decision-making one would associate more with a dictatorship than a
democracy.” 127 Let’s repeat that, “associate more with dictatorship than
democracy.” Do I have your attention? In late December 2000, President-Elect
George W. Bush casually related during the transition process that “If this were a
dictatorship, it'd be a heck of a lot easier, just so long as I'm the dictator.” 128 He
already claims to be above the law and beyond public questioning when he stated
to reporter Bob Woodward: “I’m the commander. See, I don’t have to explain why
I say things. That’s the interesting thing about being the president. Maybe
somebody needs to explain to me why they say something, but I don’t feel like I
owe anybody an explanation.” 129 Conservative Republican Paul Craig Roberts,
member of the Reagan Administration claimed in a radio interview with Alex
Jones that:
I think the United States government is in the hands of
psychopaths. I mean these are insane, dangerous people.
They are a disgrace to the human race, they certainly are
a disgrace to every American. These people somehow
have to be rounded up and held accountable, every one
of them as far as I am concerned is a war criminal, they
should be turned over to the court in the Hague. I don’t
think we’ve seen an administration this evil in my
lifetime, and that includes Stalin and Hitler. 130
O villian, villian, smiling,
damned villian!
Is it already too late?
The courageous story of the passengers of Flight 93, the aircraft that was shot
down over Pennsylvania on 9/11, speak to the heroism and self-sacrifice common
to most Americans. They wrestled control away from the hijackers knowing that
they could possibly die, or that the aircraft would be crashed into some
undetermined target, yet they chose to risk, to be daring, and to not accept the
fate that the hijackers had planned for them, they died on their own terms. They
knew the risks, yet they took them anyways. They knew the consequences if they
just sat back in their seats and quietly accepted the fate that was before them. Our