EP Heidner: Collateral Damage - U.S. Covert Operations and 9/11
Richard Moore
of many an interpretation pieced together from the bold admissions
and revelations of insiders, whose stories have been ignored and
suppressed by the major media organizations. It is an interpretation
of history that suggests a few determined men strove to change the
world in defense of western capitalism in ways which they felt
needed to be hidden from the public.
Whatever emotion or logic that was adequate to cause them to hide
their actions from the public was not strong enough to prevent them
from committing the acts. In changing the world, crimes were
committed for the good of the American public, without the American
public having a say in what it thought was in its best interest.
To cover-up these crimes, thousands of innocent people had to be
murdered. Hundreds of thousands of people across the globe have
been subjected to the terrors of wars funded by this operation.
The few good men responsible for these events make sure no one knows
who is responsible, because in their hearts, they know that what
they do is not acceptable to the American public. The alleged
statements by Bush and Reagan are testimony to that point:
Sarah McClendon: "What will the people do if they ever find out the
truth about Iraq-gate and Iran contra?
George H.W. Bush: "Sarah, if the American people ever find out what
we have done, they will chase us down the streets and lynch us."230
If such a story gets out, well all be hanging by our thumbs in front
of the WhiteHouse.231
Collateral Damage: U.S. Covert Operations and the Terrorist Attacks
on September 11, 2001 EP Heidner 28 June, 2008 59 pages
http://www.israelshamir.net/Contributors/Collateral_Damage_911.pdf
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