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2012-01-11

9/11 Hijackers Passports were issued by the CIA - US Consulate Whistleblower

Bruecke Note: About the 9/11 Patsies' passports. And nobody wants to say 9/11 was an inside job? Certainly not that the USA is the biggest trainer and funder of state-sponsored terrorism on the planet.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=inuo5rfYAHs&feature=youtube_gdata_player

By: Mike Springman
Date: 2002


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  1. American Action ReportJanuary 11, 2012 at 11:12:00 PM MST

    I won't be able to watch the video until I get home to a proper comuter tonight, but I'd like to comment on one thing that might not have been mentioned.
    Two of the passports of alleged hijackers were not approved until early 2002. So how the hell did they get into the country?
    Some of the passports were approved even though the alleged hijackers were unable to answer simple questions such as, "Where will you stay while in America?"
    A few minutes ago, I checked the ages of the hijackers. Three were 20, one was 21, two were 22, and most of the others were in their mid-twenties. Only one, Atta, was over 30 (age 33).
    We're supposed to believe that the most sophisticated terrorist act in history was trusted to ignoramuses who were little more than kids who know how to answer simple questions on a visa request?

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