Reply #97: The official story...

[Baby Snooks]

The problem with the official story is that four airplanes left their flight path. And there was no alert. No anything. They finally sent fighters out after the first plane struck the North Tower. Ten minutes before the second plane struck the South Tower. Someone deliberately ignored those four planes. Why? The answer of course is simply that someone was told to deliberately ignore them. Until of course a message was received that the planes had been hijacked. No message was sent. Because the hijackers were not intending on landing the planes and holding the passengers hostage but intending to fly the planes into the World Trade Center Towers, the Pentagon and apparently the Capitol.

The rest of the conspiracy theory is just conspiracy theory. Those four planes, however, having their left flight path without setting off an alarm and then an alert is fact. And points to complicity on the part of this administration. More than complicity really. There was a second conspiracy involved. As indicated by the money supplied by Princess Haifa to the hijackers in California and when that matter, part of the Riggs Bank investigation, was pursued, Princess Haifa and Prince Bandar were suddenly called back to Saudi Arabia on "urgent family business." And of course Princess Haifa was out of the reach of investigators and any subpoenas they might have issued in the matter. Saudi women, even Saudi princesses, do not write checks without their husband's approval. Most don't even have their own checkbooks. But Princess Haifa did. And Prince Bandar claimed he knew nothing about her "charity" as he called it. That simply is not possible. He knew. The question is at whose direction did she write the checks? And of course the Riggs Bank investigation came to an end. No doubt to make sure something else wasn't discovered. Possibly a connection with Jonathan Bush whose private bank in Connecticutt had merged with Riggs Bank.

The question is why Congress did not look further into the matter.