What's Wrong With
The Government's Investigation?

Did you know that it took 14 months before our government authorized an official investigation?

Did you know that the investigation only happened because several victims families had to plead with government officials to investigate how their loved ones were killed?

Did you know that President Bush and Vice-President Cheney told Tom Daschle, then Speaker of the House, and Patrick Leahy to limit the investigation?

Did you know that the government only allotted $3 million at first, then added just $11 million later? (In comparison, $60 million was spent investigation Bill Clinton for the Whitewater land deal and what became "Monicagate".)

Just consider the following:

The co-chairmen, Thomas Kean and Lee Hamilton, admitted they knew NORAD lied to the Commission regarding the timelines of the interceptor jets. Read more...

The Executive Director, Philip Zelikow, was a Bush insider who was part of the Bush II transition team and worked closely with Condoleeza Rice, George W. Bush's National Security Advisor. As advisor to Rice, Zelikow would sit in on high-level meetings on the terror threat in early 2001. Read more...

Vice Chairman Lee Hamilton proclaimed, "The focus of the commission will be on the future. We're not interested in trying to assess blame, we do not consider that part of the commission's responsibility." Criminal responsibility and complicity were never part of the mandate—assuring that no one would be brought to justice. (From Cover-up and propaganda: The 9/11 commission finishes its dirty work.)

Theologian, author/lecturer David Ray Griffin discovered as many as 115 ommissions and distortions in the 9/11 Commission Report. See the list for yourself.

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