You obviously have been following developments very closely. Yes, the 9-11 commissions questions former FBI Director Freeh about my research but never called me. I write about the behind-the-scenes movement that brought my book to the hearings on April 13, 2004 and the decision to ignore it from that point forward in the "afterword" of the paperback. When you have a moment, go to your local book store and read the addendum to The Third Terrorist. It's 35 pages and there is no need to purchase it. You can read the updates in less than an hour.
Jayna, re: post 50 on this thread.
Do you think the WTC '93 bombing, OKC, and TWA 800 are all related to Iraqi terrorists?
Are you aware of a pilot suing under FOIA, for information on TWA 800? He believes it was shot down. Again, loads of witnesses, who were deemed "not credible".
Thanks for that information.
I'm going to buy the paperback too and after I read it donate it to our local library.
I want it to have a wider readership.
(dfu's post on the thread)Bill Clinton used the OKC bombing to save his presidency. He then concentrated on the dreaded right wing militias instead of the real culprits --- the Islamofascists who were allowed to grow until they took down the Twin Towers.
My response...
****** The week after OKC, I happened to be on the East Coast, chaperoning 38 high school foreign exchange students. On Tuesday morning of that week, while in NYC, we went to the NBC Studios in hope of getting some face time for our organization on the Today show.
While standing on the streetcorner, a couple of NBC pages were out soliciting the crowd with "free tickets" to a television show. Our group accepted the offer and were were in the studio audience of the Phil Donohue Show.
Donohue had received his talking points from the Clinton White House. The entire show was a hit piece against the right wing militia groups. They had satelite hook-ups to some reps of a Michigan Militia group. That developed into a gun-grabbing diatribe by Donohue.
Just a little tidbit from my perspective of events following the assault on OKC. We did, btw, have a student in our group who was living in OKC. She really didn't have much to say on the subject.