|
Until there is a real, independent investigation of 9/11, I don't think there's any evidence to warrant taking any position on it. The 9/11 Commission was a farce. They only had a budget of $3 million - compare that to the $50 million (1986 dollars - almost $100 million today) much less deadly, much less costly, much less complicated explosion of the Challenger space shuttle. Bush and Cheney did not testify separately, publicly, or under oath. The CIA and DoD were almost completely uncooperative with the commission. It can be demonstrated that several Pentagon officials perjured themselves, while several commissioners have publicly wondered if the commission was set up to fail. And the commission itself was selected by the very people it was supposed to be investigating.
Obviously, these all raise doubts about the credibility and reliability of the findings. Even the report itself reads more like an espionage novel than the results of a bona fide independent investigation. Moreover, it's clear that neocons had a huge incentive in either perpetrating the attacks or ignoring the many warning signs. All in all, these discrepancies are more than adequate reason to call for a REAL investigation of 9/11.
|