The entire situation was concocted by the government. The warehouse was paid for by the FBI, and the defendants moved their operations there at the suggestion of an undercover informant who was also paid by the FBI. The swearing-in ceremony was led by the informant — who at another point also suggested a plan to bomb FBI offices in Miami. “The case was written, produced and directed by the FBI,” defense attorney Albert Levin said in his closing arguments.

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Also see: “Sears Tower Attack Foiled”: 7 Arrested

“Sources told Deutsche Presse-Agentur dpa that US security men tested German security by trying to smuggle C4 plastic explosive past a checkpoint at Heiligendamm.

German surveillance machinery detected the tiny stash in a suitcase in a car and the Americans in plainclothes then identified themselves. German police declined comment.”

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As reported by Paul Joseph Watson

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Fox claims that the real reason for Rosie O’Donnell’s early departure from “The View” is due to a “leaked” video, captured by an audience member’s cell phone during a pre-show warmup. The video shows O’Donnell explaining eyewitness testimony of William Rodriguez and other WTC employees who reported multiple explosions in the building before and after the impact of American Airlines flight 11.

However, O’Donnell has been very outspoken on this issue many times while taping “The View”. Why would her leaving be due to something that occurred off air, after she repeatedly held the same viewpoint many times while on-air?

Also see: William Rodriguez interview part 1 / part 2

-Culhavoc

On Thursday May 24th, ABC’s daytime program “The View” will feature Dylan Avery and Korey Rowe of the film “Loose Change“and WTC Hero, survivor and 9/11 Truth activist William Rodriguez.

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Also see: William Rodriguez interview part 1 / part 2

Update: On May 18th’s Alex Jones’ Show Dylan and Jason Bermas stated that while their segment is growing in length, the program is being pushed back about a week.

It appears that this appearance has been canceled.

Three people, including the widow of 7 July bomber Mohammad Sidique Khan, have been released without charge after being questioned over the 2005 attacks.

Hasina Patel, 29, brother Arshad Patel, 30, and Imran Motala, 22, were held on 9 May in West Yorkshire and Birmingham.

Police have been granted a warrant to continue to detain Khalid Khaliq, 34, of Beeston, Leeds, until next Monday.

The four had been held in London on suspicion of commissioning, preparing or instigating acts of terrorism.

Last week’s arrests followed an intelligence-led operation involving Scotland Yard’s counter-terrorism command.

Police searched seven addresses in Dewsbury, Batley and Beeston, all in West Yorkshire, and Birmingham.

A spokesman for Scotland Yard said: “In all operations some people may be released early without charge while others may remain in custody for further investigation.

“This is not unusual and is to be expected in large and complex criminal investigations.”

‘Relieved and shocked’

Mrs Patel’s solicitor, Imran Khan, said he was “relieved” at her release, but remained “shocked” at the police’s handling of her arrest.

He told the BBC the police had been for some time in possession of evidence that “unequivocally” proved she had known nothing about what her husband was planning two years ago.

He added: “To arrest her in these circumstances - a woman who lost her husband, who has been accused of the most atrocious events that have taken place in this country, has now spent seven days in isolation in Paddington Green - I wonder what she must be feeling.

“She’s quite clearly innocent of anything, because she’s been released by police having trawled through her life and possessions and caused her a tremendous amount of grief.

“Those in her community are incredibly angry at the way the police have approached this.”

Community reaction

Masood Ahmed, Labour councillor for Dewsbury South, in West Yorkshire, said the releases showed the three “had nothing to do with the bombings”.

e added: “There will be some reaction, I am sure, but I think the incident was much better dealt with by the police than the original situation.”

Fifty-two people died when Sidique Khan and three other suicide bombers attacked the London transport system on 7 July 2005.

Last month the first people to be charged in connection with the bombings appeared at the Old Bailey in central London.

Mohammed Shakil, 30, Sadeer Saleem, 26, and Waheed Ali, 23, of Beeston, Leeds, are accused of conspiring with the four bombers to cause explosions.

The trio, who came before the court via a video link from prison, were remanded in custody until 8 June.

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Also see:
3 Charged over London Bombings
Four more held over 2005 London bombings

In the years since 9/11, several researchers have attempted to locate the origin of a rather obscure Boeing part, “BOEING CSTG 256T1115-2“, pictured above in CNN footage. Recently, Dylan Avery put out a call to anyone who could identify the part to determine whether or not it came from a Boeing 767. While attempts made by members of Pilotsfor911truth.org were unsuccessful, due to the poor legibility of the serial number, an aircraft mechanic by the name of “Apathoid” located the origin of the part. (view image)

While it is unclear which flight this part came from, CSTG 256T1115-2, which is part of the LE Slat Control System, provides additional confirmation that a Boeing 767 impacted the WTC.

Hold up, wait a minute…

After a thorough review of the document provided, I noticed several anomalies which sparked a set of questions that can be found here.

-Culhavoc

RBN’s Michael Herzog interviews Rob Balsamo from “Pilots for 9/11 Truth“.

Topics covered include:

♦ cell phones
♦ NTSB FDR
♦ AA77 Maneuvers
♦ Pandora’s Black Box NTSB animation
♦ currently reviewing UA93 FDR information
♦ Hani Hanjor, commercial pilot requirements

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Also see: Rob Balsamo on Deadline Live (November 27, 2006)

-Culhavoc

Interview with author and theologian, Dr. David Ray Griffin, on his new book, “Debunking 9/11 Debunking: An Answer to Popular Mechanics and Other Defenders of the Official Conspiracy Theory“. Dr. Griffin takes on four major semi-official publications: The Popular Mechanics book, “Debunking 9/11 Myths”; the Kean/Hamilton book, “Without Precedent”; Vanity Fair’s, “9/11 Live the NORAD Tapes”; and NIST’s “Answers to Frequently Asked Questions”, as well as recent articles in “The Progressive”, “Counterpunch”, “The Nation”, etc. Rational conspiracy theories versus irrational conspiracy theories; good science versus bad science; the stand down; psychological resistance to the evidence. KPFA fundraiser with Bonnie Faulkner and Tod Fletcher.

(download mp3)

BRITISH anti-terror police arrested four more suspects today over the July 2005 suicide attacks in London, including the widow of one of the bombers who killed 52 people. Police sources said Hasina Patel, 29, the widow of bombers’ ringleader Mohammed Sidique Khan, was arrested by British anti-terror police in an early morning raid at her home in Dewsbury, northern England.

Three men were likewise arrested on suspicion of the commission, preparation, or instigation of acts of terrorism under the Terrorism Act 2000.

Two of the men, aged 30 and 34, were arrested in the Leeds vicinity.

Five houses around the city were being searched: two in the Beeston suburb, two in Dewsbury and one in Batley.

The BBC named the 34-year-old as Khalid Khaliq from Tempest Road in Beeston – the same street as Khan’s fellow suicide bomber Shehzad Tanweer. Three of the four attackers had links to Beeston and Dewsbury.

A 22-year-old man was arrested at a student residence in Birmingham, central England, Britain’s second city.

Detectives searched the address while a “full forensic search” was to be conducted at a house in another Birmingham suburb, West Midlands Police said.

Armed officers were not used in the arrests.

The investigation into the attacks seems to be gathering pace as three men last month became the first people to appear in court charged over the deadly blasts, which killed 52 innocent people and the bombers.

The suspects arrested Wednesday were taken to a central London police station for interviews in custody by officers from the Metropolitan Police’s Counter Terrorism Command.

“This was a pre-planned, intelligence-led operation,” a Metropolitan Police spokesman said.

Since the attacks “detectives have continued to pursue many lines of inquiry both here in the UK and overseas,” he added.

“This remains a painstaking investigation with a substantial amount of information being analysed and investigated.

“We are determined to follow the evidence wherever it takes us to identify any other person who may have been involved, in any way, in the terrorist attacks.”

The police and the security services have faced recent criticism over their handling of the attacks.

It emerged last week that links were missed between Khan and Tanweer and those recently convicted for a fertiliser bomb plot.

Security service agents observed Khan and Tanweer meeting the fertiliser plot ringleader Omar Khyam on numerous occasions in 2004.

It was also claimed that Khan came to the attention of counter-terrorist police just five months before the London attacks.

The Islamist extremist suicide bombers – three Britons of Pakistani origin and one naturalised Jamaican – detonated rucksack devices on three London Underground trains and a double-decker bus.

The attack, at the height of rush hour, was the worst-ever terrorist atrocity on British soil and the first such suicide attack in Europe.

The bombings were followed exactly two weeks later by an alleged copycat attack which failed. Six men are currently on trial over that incident.

The government’s official narrative of the attacks released last year identified Beeston, and the social life around its mosques, youth clubs, gyms and Islamic bookshops, as a focal point for the bombers.

Last month Mohammed Shakil, 30, Sadeer Saleem, 26, and Waheed Ali, 23, all from Beeston, appeared at London’s Central Criminal Court charged with conspiring with the bombers to cause explosions.

They appeared via a video link from prison on April 20 and were remanded in custody until June 8.

AFP

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Also see: 3 Charged in London Bombing

The crew over at Louder Than Words has released a teaser for the upcomming theatre release of Loose Change: Final Cut.

The CGI in this film is outstanding. (below)

View teaser on YouTube:

(Download HiRes divx version)

-Culhavoc