9/11 Truth Groups Question Lee Hamilton

sunflower · 11-16-2007, 07:29 AM

YouTube - 9/11 Truth Group Confronts Lee Hamilton

White Rabbit · 11-16-2007, 08:09 AM

I don't think the US gov had anything to do with it what a surprise!

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Originally Posted by sunflower

YouTube - 9/11 Truth Group Confronts Lee Hamilton

sunflower · 11-16-2007, 08:10 AM

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Originally Posted by White Rabbit

I don't think the US gov had anything to do with it what a surprise!

Same guy who also said they were set up to fail from the get-go.

White Rabbit · 11-16-2007, 08:12 AM

You know it's good to see them being active and all but I wish they had better equipment I had trouble hearing Hamilton.

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Originally Posted by sunflower

Same guy who also said they were set up to fail from the get-go.

voodoo · 11-16-2007, 08:15 AM

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Originally Posted by sunflower

YouTube - 9/11 Truth Group Confronts Lee Hamilton

Hamilton keeps his cool real well. Perfect for the job.

White Rabbit · 11-16-2007, 08:17 AM

Yeah, don't it make you sick?

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Originally Posted by voodoo

Hamilton keeps is cool real well. Perfect for the job.

sunflower · 11-16-2007, 08:22 AM

"......former Congressman Lee Hamilton, chairman of the House select committee investigating the Iran-contra affair, was shown ample evidence against Ronald Reagan and George H. W. Bush, but he did not probe their wrongdoing. Why did Hamilton choose not to investigate? In a late 1980s interview aired on PBS 'Frontline,' Hamilton said that he did not think it would have been 'good for the country' to put the public through another impeachment trial. In Lee Hamilton's view, it was better to keep the public in the dark than to bring to light another Watergate, with all the implied ramifications. When Hamilton was chairman of the House committee investigating Iran-contra, he took the word of senior Reagan administration officials when they claimed Bush and Reagan were 'out of the loop.' Independent counsel Lawrence Walsh and White House records later proved that Reagan and Bush had been very much in the loop. If Hamilton had looked into the matter instead of accepting the Reagan administration's word, the congressional investigation would have shown the public the truth. Hamilton later said he should not have believed the Reagan officials. However, today, George W. Bush is considering appointing Hamilton UN ambassador."

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White Rabbit · 11-16-2007, 08:32 AM

SF, you just have to stop with all the conspiracy stuff.

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Originally Posted by sunflower

"......former Congressman Lee Hamilton, chairman of the House select committee investigating the Iran-contra affair, was shown ample evidence against Ronald Reagan and George H. W. Bush, but he did not probe their wrongdoing. Why did Hamilton choose not to investigate? In a late 1980s interview aired on PBS 'Frontline,' Hamilton said that he did not think it would have been 'good for the country' to put the public through another impeachment trial. In Lee Hamilton's view, it was better to keep the public in the dark than to bring to light another Watergate, with all the implied ramifications. When Hamilton was chairman of the House committee investigating Iran-contra, he took the word of senior Reagan administration officials when they claimed Bush and Reagan were 'out of the loop.' Independent counsel Lawrence Walsh and White House records later proved that Reagan and Bush had been very much in the loop. If Hamilton had looked into the matter instead of accepting the Reagan administration's word, the congressional investigation would have shown the public the truth. Hamilton later said he should not have believed the Reagan officials. However, today, George W. Bush is considering appointing Hamilton UN ambassador."

Uncovering the Florida cover-up: The good fight continues
A Past Look, 25 December, 2000

sunflower · 11-16-2007, 08:34 AM

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Originally Posted by White Rabbit

SF, you just have to stop with all the conspiracy stuff.

Don't you just love that people will label this sort of thing "conspiracy theories" when, in fact, they are completely true - and of course, known by the public way past the time that anyone can be held responsible for their crimes?

White Rabbit · 11-16-2007, 08:37 AM

Oh,No, you can't say that. This is not America. Jesus what is this country coming to? Sadly a police state why people just ignore all the signs around them.

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Originally Posted by sunflower

Don't you just love that people will label this sort of thing "conspiracy theories" when, in fact, they are completely true - and of course, known by the public way past the time that anyone can be held responsible for their crimes?

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sunflower Latin Lover Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Central Fla. Posts: 2,594 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	"......former Congressman Lee Hamilton, chairman of the House select committee investigating the Iran-contra affair, was shown ample evidence against Ronald Reagan and George H. W. Bush, but he did not probe their wrongdoing. Why did Hamilton choose not to investigate? In a late 1980s interview aired on PBS 'Frontline,' Hamilton said that he did not think it would have been 'good for the country' to put the public through another impeachment trial. In Lee Hamilton's view, it was better to keep the public in the dark than to bring to light another Watergate, with all the implied ramifications. When Hamilton was chairman of the House committee investigating Iran-contra, he took the word of senior Reagan administration officials when they claimed Bush and Reagan were 'out of the loop.' Independent counsel Lawrence Walsh and White House records later proved that Reagan and Bush had been very much in the loop. If Hamilton had looked into the matter instead of accepting the Reagan administration's word, the congressional investigation would have shown the public the truth. Hamilton later said he should not have believed the Reagan officials. However, today, George W. Bush is considering appointing Hamilton UN ambassador." Uncovering the Florida cover-up: The good fight continues A Past Look, 25 December, 2000 __________________ “During times of universal deceit, telling the truth becomes a revolutionary act”. *George Orwell* ************************************ The owners of this country know the truth. It's called the American Dream....'cos you have to be asleep to believe it. George Carlin http://i140.photobucket.com/albums/r...m8fo8ne6xy.gif
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