Reply #51: Thanks for the reply, ...

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When I return to the states I'll look for Griffin's book and the follow up.

It is sad 911 has been buried and is an untouchable subject. The last decent research I read on it was Crossing the Rubicon by Ruppert, but it will never be accepted as mainstream. Though well researched and documented, there were parts I thought the supposition gave too much credit to the sophistication of the plan. But supposition is about all we are left with after the destruction of the crime scenes, no serious investigation, and the pervasive censorship. Many of us know what did not happen, (i.e. the official story), but few who will talk know what did happen.

The sad thing is to realize the whole society is living the political consequence of this farce, and neither party seems the least bit interested in changing the method of operation. Both parties seem content to base their foreign policy on the fear of terrorism, and the lies borne from their covered up crimes. The country was lost when no one demanded the truth, and every politician in Washington but one, allowed silence to continue the charade.