Conflict Of Interest (april Gallop's Case) Options

[dadeets]

I had my letter to editor published in North County Times (San Diego County) today.

Conflict of interest in 9/11 case

On April 5, a case brought against Dick Cheney, Donald Rumsfeld and Richard Myers raised the bar to a new level for blatant conflict of interest. Judge John M. Walker Jr., a cousin once removed of George Walker Bush, saw no reason to recuse himself when a case charging the former vice president, secretary of defense and chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff came before him for appellate review.

The case charges the defendants with responsibility for injuries suffered by April Gallop, an Army employee, and her newborn son at the Pentagon on Sept. 11, 2001.

Gallop and many others in the 9/11 truth movement contend that explosives were planted inside the Pentagon and that no credible evidence has been presented supporting the theory that Flight 77 actually hit the building. The case before the U.S. Second Circuit Court of Appeals is being heard by a three-judge panel. A motion to have Judge Walker disqualified from hearing the case was denied.

Dwain Deets

Encinitas


It's one of the letters at

http://www.nctimes.com/news/opinion/letter...a69402bce5.html

[Obwon]

This is extremely worthy of note:

The idea that Cheney knew a plane was heading for the Pentagon is
supported by the 9/11 Commission hearing testimony of the then
transportation secretary, Norman Mineta. Mineta reported to the
Commission that Cheney was in the presidential bunker prior to the
Pentagon “crash” and was tracking the plane as it approached the
Pentagon but not taking action to intercept it.
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Shouldn't Cheney have done something? Like, perhaps, call the Pentagon and
other gov't agencies, to ensure that alarms were sounded? Actions that might very
well be indicated, depending upon what those orders, that were still standing, were.

Obwon

[kawika]

This is extremely worthy of note:

The idea that Cheney knew a plane was heading for the Pentagon is
supported by the 9/11 Commission hearing testimony of the then
transportation secretary, Norman Mineta. Mineta reported to the
Commission that Cheney was in the presidential bunker prior to the
Pentagon "crash" and was tracking the plane as it approached the
Pentagon but not taking action to intercept it.
--------------

Shouldn't Cheney have done something? Like, perhaps, call the Pentagon and
other gov't agencies, to ensure that alarms were sounded? Actions that might very
well be indicated, depending upon what those orders, that were still standing, were.

Obwon

The "object" on radar, whatever it was, approached the restricted airspace not once but TWICE! He had two opportunities to do something.

[DoYouEverWonder]

The "object" on radar, whatever it was, approached the restricted airspace not once but TWICE! He had two opportunities to do something.

But he had to wait for Bush to finish reading "My Pet Goat" before he could do anything. (IMG:http://pilotsfor911truth.org/forum/style_emoticons/default/pilotfly.gif)