My favorite part is...
* 4000 Israelis/Jews didn't show up for work at the WTC, based on hints from Shabak, according to Arab diplomatic sources. The US knows this.
I'll reiterate the response I gave back in 2001, when a friend of mine forwarded that claim which he'd received from an Egyptian friend of his.
Shin Beit is the Israeli
internal security organization; it does not operate outside Israel and the Territories, because that's Mossad's bailiwick. In practice, this means that Shin Beit is primarily involved in keeping tabs on Palestinians. Thus, for Shin Beit to have caught wind to have caught wind of this, and to have been the organization to alert Israeli nationals in NYC (rather than Mossad), 9/11 must have been carried out by Palestinians.
Not quite the insinuation we were hoping to get across, eh?
Besides, the 4,000 number is bogus. There were, what, 22,000 people working in the WTC complex? And a
fifth of those were supposedly Israeli nationals? Not a chance. The 4,000 number isn't quite pulled out of nowhere, though: it's the number of Israeli nationals working in NYC
as a whole. Not just the WTC, not just Manhattan, but all of NYC. Now why would someone with a job in upper Manhattan, let alone Brooklyn, Queens or any of the outer boroughs, avoid showing up for work on that day?
That story was sh*te when it first came out shortly after 9/11, and it's no less sh*te several years later. You had to be a complete moron to buy it then, and even more so now.