Every once in awhile, I follow up some links you find in these types of screeds, just to see how reliable the author is in representing what was said.
Near the beginning, he quotes this little gem:
SO...what does a PRO government, anti terrorism watchdog security group say about Ptech?
The worst-case scenario is that this is a situation where this was planned for a very long time to establish a company in this country and in the computer software business that would target federal agencies and gain access to key government data to essentially help terrorists launch another attack.
http://www.globalsecurity.org/org/news/200...08-secure01.htm
Note he characterizes this as coming from a "PRO government, anti terrorism watchdog security group", so as to try and avoid criticism that he's using only CT sources. However, if you follow the link, you see the quote he uses come from a person being interviewed for the piece in question. As such, it cannot be assumed to be an accurate representation of the beliefs of the organization that produced the piece. In addition to this, the piece in question was not even produced by the "PRO government, anti terrorism watchdog security group", they are merely re-printing what looks like a transcript of a piece from NPR. See the bottom of the page for copyright info:
© Copyright 2002 National Public Radio (R)
And the top of the page:
NPR Weekend All Things Considered December 8, 2002 (8:00 PM ET)
So his "smoking gun quote" from a "PRO government, anti terrorism watchdog security group" is actually a third hand quote from someone completely different, who looks to just be speculating anyways. Not so much a smoking gun, as an old, rusty, unloaded gun that they don't even make bullets for anymore.
If he's so unreliable in reporting the source and nature of his "information", why would any reasonable person believe anything else he says? This was just one randomly selected reference, and it completely fails to be what he said it was. How many more such links could we find, if we could stomach the stupidity long enough to follow up on them?
Where's that "Epic Fail" picture?