ICTS and the would be christmas-day massacre

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gretavo's picture

thanks kate!

I've been on vacation and haven't been keeping up, but this was an important article--glad you flagged it!

kate of the kiosk's picture

but i find it perplexing

that on Kevin Barrett's Truth Jihad Radio show recently in which Barrett interviewed Elias Davidsson when Barrett brought up the Israeli security company ICTS issue, Elias poo-pooed this, something to the effect:  "security companies don't mean anything, this is a red herring" and almost immediately went on to the subject of the fall of Russia and the need for a new enemy...

http://www.americanfreedomradio.com/Barrett_10.html

gretavo's picture

who knows they may be...

...a red herring. If the planes used on 9/11 weren't the alleged flights, they could have taken off from anywhere, and whoever was manning security at the airports where no hijackers boarded isn't really relevant is it?

Annoymouse's picture

It is relevant insofar that

It is relevant insofar that we still haven't seen any tapes of "hijackers" at the airports. Wouldn't it be the security services who have those tapes?

gretavo's picture

i don't know if that's true or not

to clarify, what has been released are still frames from the Portland Maine airport and still frames from Dulles, purporting to show "the hijackers". If indeed the security companies at some point held the actual tapes showing "the hijackers", those tapes would presumably have been seized by the FBI as part of their investigation. Either way, we know that no tapes of the alleged hijackers have been released, so we cannot assume that they exist. In fact I lean towards the belief that they do not exist because no hijackers boarded any aircraft on 9/11. Again, if no hard evidence can be shown that "the hijackers" boarded planes on 9/11, then we must treat that as an unproven allegation. And as such, the idea that any airport security company is to blame for security lapses leading to 9/11 are unfounded. This seems to be not only a red herring but an insidious way to support the OCT vis a vis the arab-muslim hijacker narrative. In fact, perhaps the clear cases of "would-be underwear bombers" being allowed to slip by security that have been highlighted recently are intended to make us think that something similar happened on 9/11, when in fact no such thing did. This is why we should focus on the scene of the worst crime--the demolition of the twin towers on top of occupants and rescue workers--NOT the muddled alleged hijacker narrative.