Reply #50: Wow, wrong in the first sentence and you just keep staying there

[randgrithr]

Sun Microsystems had offices on the 25th and 26th floor of 2
WTC. I worked at Sun Microsystems from November 1997 until
February 2002. I can scan a business card if you like.

Any building or buildings could be wired for controlled
demolition over a weekend if enough people were working on it.

The bombs could have been placed in the paired primary central
elevator shafts which moved throughout the center of each
building. Look at the blueprints if you don't know what I'm
talking about. They would not have been capable of being seen
by the public.

Sun Microsystems preferred to hire ex-military people in it's
NYC office. It's one of the reasons I was hired. To say the
entire company "was in on it" is sensationalist, but
this manager (who happened to be the worst supervisor I ever
had in a 20 year career) was especially keen on me getting
onsite at Cantor Fitzgerald. Arranging that meeting between
myself, my previous supervisor and and Ron Baudanza, the
Director of IT at Cantor Fitzgerald, was his first act as my
supervisor.

The one person who Sun Microsystems lost was a research
scientist on the flight from Boston to L.A. No one in the NYC
office died or was physically hurt.

Most of the antiterrorism manuals with the WTC in crosshairs
date to 1997 or 1998. There was also a major changeover on the
Senate Select Committee on Intelligence in 1997. Arlen Specter
was no longer chairman. (As an aside, I found it very
interesting that Arlen Specter changed his party affiliation
the DAY AFTER the recent unauthorized flyover of Air Force 1
over lower Manhattan.)

Any financial transactions that took place at the Cantor
Fitzgerald NYC office the afternoon/night before or that
morning before the planes hit have no records left except on
the receiving end. That is a simple fact. Dead men and
pulverized equipment tell no tales. The fact that Cantor
Fitzgerald was capable of handling money for the Federal
Reserve only makes this fact more interesting.

As to the bomb sniffing dogs, it is true that information came
from a Loose Change video and it would seem that if the dogs
were being kept in a fixed location as is claimed that's just
as strange as not having them roaming the site at all.

The unexplained powerdown happened, and is easy enough to
verify. I no longer have the memo, it may have even been
destroyed in the explosion proper as it was issued to me that
Thursday and may have been left among my personal effects in
the building on Friday, but there are enough people who can be
tracked down to corroborate this so I am not that worried.

There is no "sudden recollection" here. I have not
been active in the 9/11 Truth movement until now for two
reasons. The first reason is that the events of that day
affected me personally and it has taken some time for me to be
able to speak about it in public. Much as veterans are not
very chatty about the events which lead to their PTSD, I have
found it difficult to speak about this. I think a lot of
people share my situation and are only just now being able to
process what has happened to them. 

The second reason is that we now have an administration which
has the potential to do something about it and is less likely
to send government sanctioned goon squads after those who
shine a light on the events of that day.

I am here and anyone who wants to ask questions of me
concerning my statements at City Hall or on WBAI may do so.
Flamers and cointelpro types, I can handle you too, but I
don't plan to waste much time playing games with you, and I
won't have to if this is the best you've got. My primary
purpose here is to make it clear to people who are genuinely
after the truth and who can treat me with a modicum of common
decency and respect that I can and will back up what I have
said, to the degree that if I am asked to testify under oath I
will do so.

Eileen Coles
Sgt, USAF 1986-1991