From Conspiracy Cranks to Legal and Scientific Authorities

From Conspiracy Cranks to Legal and Scientific Authorities
    * 9/11 Analyses 15 years on

by Carolina Cositore


There were doubters about the original story of the fall of the World Trade Center buildings and the Pentagon right from the beginning, but in the immediate aftermath those who spoke out were dismissed as crackpots or, worse, as traitors, others with doubts quieted their doubts and kept quiet

Over the years since, respectable and professional people, architects, engineers who reexamined the events of 9/11 became doubters and first quietly and then more and more publicly have presented, not just doubts, but serious scientific research questioning how and why the buildings fell.


The “who” is still in doubt.
It is known that Muslim men piloted the planes,
                   from the recently released 28 pages: that Saudi Arabia was involved
                   from Bollyn's research (sound research although he is antiSemitic) and Dancing Israelis- https://www.youtube.com/watchlist=PLN6xa7kD9dZ9gFFM6v6EloLGmQZFyeGqm&v=2XHm56O2NTI that probably Israel, or at least the Mossad, was also involved.
                   cooperation from within the United States government would have been essential, but the who seems not yet known with certainty.

Tears for Fidel?

There are people who cry easily; I am not one of them.  My eyes do fill up without thought or effort at emotional, usually familial, moments and even at sad movies, but I 
cannot remember tear drops falling from my eyes no matter what the provocation -in the sense of something truly sad.

Today, tears surprisingly poured from my eyes after I signed the condolence book for Comandante Fidel Castro Ruz at the Cuban Mission in New York. Poured out and dripped down. No sobs. No drama. Unexpected sadness caused copious water to flow from my eyes. 

Obviously, I was not crying for Fidel. The dead cannot feel our tears.
And, for me, I thought I was only passing sad about Fidel's death. As an avowed fidelista, my profound sadness came when this larger than life global humanitarian leader, my only living hero -- did I mention I was a fidelista?-- resigned finally from the presidency of Cuba several years ago.

I believe I cry because, without Fidel, I and the world no longer have someone we can wholeheartedly trust. There are, for me, no more living heroes. And this is very very sad.

The world is so much the less for his loss, and so am I.