Jonnyclueless
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Because its related to The Jerusalem Post news item they cited. They said the argument was that 4000 Jews were warned before 911. They rightly said this wasnt nonsence, but didnt tell you was that Ha'aratz and The Washington Post reported that Israeli Intelligence was send a report by Odigo of some instant message warning regarding 911 who then reported it to the FBI. There was an interesting grain of bizzare truth to the tale they didnt report. Yet if someone was to watch Conspiracy Files they would assume, if I mentioned about the instant message warnings, that I was one of those people that thinks 4000 Jews were warned and Im just as nutty as they are. Of course all I can be saying is that this should have been included in a documentary and all of a sudden Im an anti-semite, so dont pretend that wouldnt happen.
STOP lying. There was no message warning regarding 911. Even the people at the company have acknowledged this in the press. The reason you won't bother showing your press sources is because it would make this obvious and you would be caught in your lie. Of course people keep pointing this out to you, yet you keep making this claim about there being a 911 warning message. So if you want to settle this, present the news articles for these claims. WE have already seen them, but I think it's important that you now actually read them instead of saying what you THINK they said. It seems pretty obvious that you never actually read the articles from the press releases themselves, but from the truther sites where they add conjecture to mislead people. It's either that or you are intentionally lying.