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Of course 9/11 could have been prevented when Ollie North told the Senate that Bin Laden was the most dangerous man on the planet and that he would do us harm.
Bin Laden should have been put on the hit list back then.
Isn't that Ollie North story a long-debunked urban legend?
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Of course 9/11 could have been prevented when Ollie North told the Senate that Bin Laden was the most dangerous man on the planet and that he would do us harm.
Bin Laden should have been put on the hit list back then.
Urban myth, WHY would Ollie have felt threatened by one of the Mujahideen his CinC was supporting?
In the mid nineties carry on I took a gas stove complete with the bottle for the gas. If anything looked like a bomb or could of been into a bomb that was it, the only thing they did was open the tank to make sure there was no fuel in it. I also had Swiss army knife. that was easily more dangerous than a box cutter.
In the mid nineties carry on I took a gas stove complete with the bottle for the gas. If anything looked like a bomb or could of been into a bomb that was it, the only thing they did was open the tank to make sure there was no fuel in it. I also had Swiss army knife. that was easily more dangerous than a box cutter.
In an interview with Internet broadcast 9/11 Free Fall, the son of the late Carl Sagan claimed that there is a massive conspiracy to “cover up” evidence that the collapse of the World Trade Center tower in 2001 was an inside a job.
The interview was highlighted by Gizmodo on Thursday.
Figures. Carl Sagan was an idiot. Not surprising his son is too.
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