Rumsfeld, Defence Industries, 911, & Corporate Government in Retrospect
On September 10, 2001 Rummy said this in a speech at the Pentagon
“Today’s announcements are only the first of many. We will launch others ourselves, and we will ask Congress for legislative help as well. We have, for example, asked Congress for permission to begin the process of closing excess bases and consolidating the B-1 bomber force.”
One month later…
Rumsfeld Visits B-2 Bomber Base as Afghan Campaign Heats Up
By Gerry J. Gilmore
American Forces Press Service
WHITEMAN AIR FORCE BASE, Mo., Oct. 19, 2001 – Amid news reports that U.S. ground troops are aiding anti-Taliban forces in Afghanistan, Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld flew to this Missouri air base today to meet B-2 Spirit bomber pilots and support crews.
Speaking to reporters en route here, Rumsfeld praised the air base’s service members and declared that the B-2’s more than 40-hour missions to Afghanistan are “amazing.”
The secretary declined to give specifics on reported U.S. ground operations in Afghanistan. He noted that providing operations information about U.S. air attacks or the involvement of U.S. troops could imperil lives, missions and damage national security.
Jeremy Scahill mentioned the speech that Donald Rumsfeld made at the Pentagon on the day before September 11, 2001 in his book Blackwater: The Rise of the World’s Most Powerful Mercenary Army. In this address Rummy outlined the streamlining of the DOD and changes in CIA policy, where radical changes would be implemented in the military, especially in the organization of the National Guard and the three branches of the armed sevices.
This speech can be found on the DOD web site and should be required reading for those who are interested in the history of what is now being called The Long War.
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The action that we see in this video required temperatures of around 3000 degree F. At the same time this was happening WTC6 became a burned out hulk with evidence of extremely high temperatures. Cars and trucks on the surrounding streets were photographed and seen by witnesses as they melted and burst into flames, some of them up to six blocks away. WTC6 held an arsenal of guns, some of which were found in the debris. Some of them are now in the NYPD Museum on exhibit with concrete and steel melted together. It requires around 3000 degrees F. for this to happen.
Part of this video is in slo-mo which gives plenty of time to see falling debris turn to dust before it gets to the ground.
I can’t explain the extreme temperatures nor the massive energy release that we see here, but it sure looks like a new investigation is needed with all of the evidence on the table.
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