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“I don’t think anybody could have predicted that these people would take an airplane and slam it into the World Trade Center. (National Security Advisor Condoleezza Rice) 45 % of you all thought that the government had something to do with the attacks on September 11, 2001. It doesn’t really matter what either of use think, but what does matter are why the question from that day are not being answered? Throughout the next few minutes I am going to present some facts and some very valid question that need to be answered, such as the event leading up to, on the day of and the days following September 11 2001. You might remember where you were and or what you were doing on that horrific day in September, but do you know the question that has yet to be answered?

It is very unlikely that you have ever worried about getting killed by a terrorist before September 11. In 1999 NORAD (North American Aerospace Defense Command ) had drills with jets being used as weapons against The World Trade Centers and the Pentagon, but this was later determined that this was too unrealistic. The Pentagon did not agree, so on August 24, 2000 two training exercise’s simulated a Boeing 757 crash into the Pentagon. Charles Burlingame ex-navy F-4 pilot participated in these exercises. Less than a year later he joined American Airlines and within a few months his plane allegedly crashed into the pentagon. On July 24, 2001 Asama Bin Laden wanted by the U. S. since 1998 received medical treatment in an American hospital in Dubai and was visited by the local chief of the CIA. Twenty days later Larry Silberstein who owned WTC 7, signs a $3.2 billion 99 year lease on the entire WTC complex, 6 weeks before 9-11. Included in the lease was a 3.5 billion dollar insurance policy

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