[PDF file]: […] that plane.’ It’s been a while since I looked at 9/11 but I thought I remembered quite a lot of photographs of debris inside and outside the Pentagon. So I went to Google Images and asked for ‘9/11, Pentagon, debris’ and yes, there are now hundreds if not thousands of such images. As for […]
[…] at the time – the Republicans had stolen the election at the Florida count and protests about that had continued – and was strengthened when the 1962 Pentagon proposals, Operation Northwoods, were noticed.62 The second theme was ‘It must be a state/deep state conspiracy because there was no air or 61 Northwoods was a […]
[…] to 9/11. I glanced at the other essays listed on the site’s home page. One caught my eye: ‘How we KNOW an airliner did NOT hit the Pentagon’. This is one of the most striking of the ‘truther’ claims. If true it means that the eye-witnesses who say they saw an airliner flying into […]
[PDF file]: […] at the time – the Republicans had stolen the election at the Florida count and protests about that had continued – and was strengthened when the 1962 Pentagon proposals, Operation Northwoods, were noticed.64 The second theme was ‘It must be a state/deep state conspiracy because there was no air defence.’ (I don’t know what […]
[…] at the time – the Republicans had stolen the election at the Florida count and protests about that had continued – and was strengthened when the 1962 Pentagon proposals, Operation Northwoods, were noticed.61 The second theme was ‘It must be a state/deep state conspiracy because there was no air defence.’ (I don’t know what […]
[PDF file]: […] who, in 2024, purchased a previously unknown miniaturized microwave weapon from a complex Russian criminal network. Over $15 million in funding for the mission came from the Pentagon. While the specific device they purchased was not linked to any one AHI attack, it contains the pulsed microwave technology that could potentially cause Havana Syndrome […]
[…] who, in 2024, purchased a previously unknown miniaturized microwave weapon from a complex Russian criminal network. Over $15 million in funding for the mission came from the Pentagon. While the specific device they purchased was not linked to any one AHI attack, it contains the pulsed microwave technology that could potentially cause Havana Syndrome […]
[…] who, in 2024, purchased a previously unknown miniaturized microwave weapon from a complex Russian criminal network. Over $15 million in funding for the mission came from the Pentagon. While the specific device they purchased was not linked to any one AHI attack, it contains the pulsed microwave technology that could potentially cause Havana Syndrome […]
[…] who, in 2024, purchased a previously unknown miniaturized microwave weapon from a complex Russian criminal network. Over $15 million in funding for the mission came from the Pentagon. While the specific device they purchased was not linked to any one AHI attack, it contains the pulsed microwave technology that could potentially cause Havana Syndrome […]
[…] who, in 2024, purchased a previously unknown miniaturized microwave weapon from a complex Russian criminal network. Over $15 million in funding for the mission came from the Pentagon. While the specific device they purchased was not linked to any one AHI attack, it contains the pulsed microwave technology that could potentially cause Havana Syndrome […]
