George W Bush Authorized 911 Attacks, Says Government Insider 20 May 2008
Stanley Hilton was a senior advisor to Sen. Bob Dole (R) and has personally known Rumsfeld and Wolfowitz for decades. The following is from his latest visit to Alex Jones' radio show.
"This (9/11) was all planned. This was a government-ordered operation. Bush personally signed the order. He personally authorized the attacks. He is guilty of treason and mass murder." -- Stanley Hilton
- from an Alex Jones interview of Stanley Hilton, attorney for 911 taxpayers' lawsuit.
[source: CLG News at http://www.legitgov.org/ ]
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How is it that on one hand the Bush gang is so good that they can plan, execute and conceal an operation of this size and on the other fail to plan real operations? If this is true they started planning before they were elected!
Did you read the full article? Notice the paper it was exposed in? The interview that took place, took place BEFORE Bush was "re-elected". The main stream media never covered the story. The lawsuit is real. This guy is real. What he is saying is true, sad, pittifully sad but true.
Well, you're big on words!
The Pentagon practiced most aspects of 9/11 over the years since 1961. The US govt has staged false flag attacks since the battleship Maine in 1898.
Al Qaeda Never had the expertise to bring down three WTC buildings.
Bumped wants to post the Alex Jones interview in six parts. If you object, he won't do it. If you permit him to go ahead, he will give you credit or not mention you at all, whichever you prefer.
If that crew can torture 70,000 people on the sly, they are capable of anything.
Well isn't that sweet and considerate of him. Bump doesn't need my permission. Please, spread the word!
No, they did not have the expertise to bring down those towers and it would have been "impossible" for them to get at the underlying infrastructure in order to achieve that.
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