9/11 Bombshell Report: 3000 Americans for Three Saudi Princes

Link to 21-Page 9/11 Bombshell Report below...

Conspiracy theories about 9/11 are in abundance. Some even believe that it was an "inside job". We reject this notion completely. However, it is becoming increasingly obvious that the Bush administration made a conscious and very ill-advised decision not to go after the real perpetrators of the attacks - Saudi Government officials, Princes, and wealthy financiers. The accounts of the deaths of three Saudi Princes in particular don't just border on absurd; they cross the line into absurdity. Foul play is the only logical conclusion.

On the 11th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, Americans should come to grips with the fact that those responsible for attacking us have not been brought to justice. Yes, Osama bin Laden is dead and the nineteen hijackers who rammed our own airliners into our own buildings in order to slaughter 3000 Americans are long gone but who provided al-Qaeda with the financing necessary to carry out these attacks and why were so many individuals and entities who were responsible, not mentioned in the 9/11 Commission Report at all?

Three Saudi Princes were outed by Abu Zubaydah thanks to Enhanced Interrogation Techniques (EIT); three hundred Saudis were permitted to fly out of the United States in the days after 9/11, many of whom were not questioned, including one of the three Princes; this means that U.S. authorities allowed at least one culpable Saudi Prince out of the country. Were there more?

The cold hard truth is that our government knew full well who was responsible for the 9/11 attacks and chose NOT to make them pay.

Unless, of course, you believe three Saudi Princes were solely responsible for the deaths of 3000 Americans.

9/11: 3000 Americans for Three Saudi Princes - New detalis about the Troubling Omissions of Saudi Arabia's wealthy from 9/11 Commission Report

Cross-posted at Shoebat

Video: Jesse Trentadue explains how his brother died at the hands of the Federal Government

Kenneth Michael Trentadue died in a suicide-proof cell at the Federal Transport Center (FTC) in Oklahoma in 1995. Despite overwhelming evidence that Trentadue had been beaten to death by someone other than himself, his death was ruled a suicide. His brother - Jesse Trentadue - has been tirelessly pursuing justice ever since.

In the video below, Jesse explains what it's been like waging such a battle; he told the his brother's story - as well as his own - at a town hall in Seattle on September 6, 2012.

In my book, Unsung Davids, investigative reporter J.D. Cash is the subject of Chapter 8 because of what he did to expose the Department of Justice. Cash also developed a relationship with Jesse Trentadue; there is an entire section in the chapter about what happened to Kenneth Trentadue and who was involved.

Here is Jesse from last week:



h/t Sipsey Street