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There're 2 more incidents/stories which
were minimally covered, possibly related to 9/11...
First, the FBI agent in charge of the
NYC office who 'just happened' to "lose" the top secret plans for the
response to a terrorist attack on NYC when he attended a meeting in a
hotel in Tampa, FL a year before the attacks -- supposedly locked in
his briefcase which he just happened to 'forget' at the end of the
meeting, a briefcase which just as mysteriously was found a few hours
later by hotel staff, and which we were told had NOT been opened (how
could anyone tell?)...this agent later quit the FBI, supposedly due to
criticism about the Florida incident, and 'coincidentally' took a job as
head of security at the WTC, just a month before the attacks, and indeed
he died in the attacks. All too pat for me....
The second was the story of the raid on
the ISP, located in Texas I believe, that was widely reported in various
email newsletters and newsgroups at the time; this raid was spurred, so
authorities said, because it was believed that the ISP was both hosting
sites and more specifically providing email accounts to middle-easterners
of Moslem bent who have ties to terrorists or are terrorists
themselves. This raid occured on Thursday, Sept. 6, 2001; in other
words, this extraordinary raid on an ISP to gain access to supposed
evidence of terrorist activity via its email accounts occured just 5 days
before the terrorist attacks of 9/11, yet while there was much reporting
on this from the evening of 9/6 thru 9/10, this story immediately
disappeared after the attacks on 9/11. The timing of this raid seems
more than coincidence, and one suspects that it indicates that something
WAS known about the impending attacks, and that is what prompted the raid
on the Thursday prior to the attacks...
June
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