My theory is that elements in the interconnected world of organized crime, secret services and terrorism were involved in 9/11. I referenced some indications for that theory.
Fine. I just like to make sure we agree on the theory being debated rather than assume each other knows what we're talking about.
When you say you "referenced" it, what do you mean? I saw no references at all, meaning citations to published, verifiable material. Do you have references? Can we see them?
All we know is what was told to us by very few people in government positions. Bin Laden f.e. denied his envolvement in 9/11 several times between the attacks and the "confession"-video. The videos in which he denied his involvement were released via al-jazeera et al while the "confession"-tape was released by the department of defense. Maybe we disagree on the question of which sources are more valid.
Absolutely not! The investigation spanned virtually every government agency. Bin Laden did not deny his involvement at any time*, as we have discussed here for a long time (i.e. "prove it!"). DNA of the aircraft occupants was analyzed by crime labs. Telephone calls were placed to survivors of the victims on board the aircraft. No government agency, and in fact no
set of government agencies, covers the entire space of evidence available.
I agree that it is vaguely possible for all of this evidence to be wrong, but you must come up with compelling evidence before this possibility is worth a second thought.
You still haven't presented any. "My" evidence is therefore more valid, by default.
Do you agree with RandFan that there was no case for an official federal investigation "USA vs. Unknown"?
Not sure what you're referring to -- please be more specific if you want my agreement. Besides... relevance? I stated in my last reply that there was an investigation, and that its conclusion seems perfectly correct. You haven't challenged that assertion.
I already admitted that i have to rely on Daniel Hopsicker for that. He describes the circumstances as if the FBI disappeared
entirely from the crime scene weeks after the attacks and several interviewed people stated that they were told not to talk to anyone about their knowledge of Atta.
New inconsistenties in the timelime
I am not impressed.
Your link is nothing more than an advertisement. No sources, no evidence. You might as well link to old Warner Bros. cartoons as evidence for life on Mars. Please, legitimate sources only.
I mentioned the anthrax letters because if we believe Hopsicker a lot of FBI-Agents investigated it - and never found the criminals.
The anthrax event was pretty bizarre, and there are some big unanswered questions. I doubt anybody here will dispute that.
BUT unless you have evidence to the contrary, there is no reason to suspect these events are related.
Like I said before, one theory at a time, please. You are welcome to start another thread asking about the anthrax letters.
I can't show evidence. I can only search for connections on the net. I'm 10000 miles away from Florida, sorry.
Thank you for clarifying what I suspected, namely that you have no evidence. I haven't been to Florida for two years myself. I therefore listen to those people who do have evidence -- and only those people -- and lay my cards on the table when I encounter something new.
But think about this for a minute. If you have no evidence, why do
you believe all these things? Surely you're harder to convince than that?
That article is from 2003 but as far as i know Moussaouis lawyers tried several times to question KSM and Binalshibh in the trial. Why was this refused?
Lots of possibilities, many of them not sinister at all. It proves nothing.
My opinion, though I Am Not A Lawyer, the Justice Department did not feel bound to accede to the judge's orders. Didn't help their case. Moussaoui's lawyers had no leverage whatsoever, so let's just ignore that. The defense can try to call on whomever it wants, W, Easter Bunny, whomever, and it is typically thrown out as a delaying tactic. Here we saw the judge going head to head with Justice which is different, and indicative of an unfortunate adversarial relationship between Justice and the judiciary, but it
in no way helps your case.
I might remind you that Moussaoui pled guilty to the crime (even though I personally believe he vastly exaggerated his own involvement), and he was
VERY outspoken during the trial -- but uttered not a single word about "organized crime" in Florida. There is absolutely no reason to believe that, even if those "witnesses" had taken the stand, they would confirm a single thing you've presented.
You have no evidence. I am therefore not obligated to believe a word of it.
And in case you couldn't tell, I am not a fan of the current administration or our foreign policy. But that doesn't mean I haphazardly accuse them of such incredible treachery. You shouldn't either.
* ERRATUM: As was pointed out to me, Bin Laden did in fact initially deny involvement in the attacks. The semantics of Bin Laden's statements are complicated. I suggest
http://www.911myths.com/html/responsibility.html for a discussion of this issue. I also contend that all of Bin Laden's propaganda should be taken with extreme suspicion.