"Exposing such contradictions could, of course, lead to exposing evidence that the Bush-Cheney administration had prior knowledge of, and perhaps even orchestrated, the attacks of 9/11, which would mean that the whole post-9/11 "war on terror" has been based on deceit. I cannot imagine how anyone in the media could marshal a principled argument to the effect that, if that is true, the media are not obligated to report the relevant evidence."

Read about the contradictions here:
http://www.globalresearch.ca/PrintArticle.php?articleId=1478

(courtesy of Information Clearing House)

(It's David Ray Griffin's article from 911truth.org)

This is an interesting article. My primary question about 9/11 has always been "Where was NORAD when the planes were reported hijacked?"

There are all sorts of potential explanations for what happened however,out of all of the ones that have been stated by the experts, none of them make sense to me. It also would be interesting to know why they flew out over the ocean when they were finally deployed that day. There is probably a lot of information about this that the public will never know for security reasons, some of which I would probably agree with, others I wouldn't.

I think the biggest mistake this administration made regarding 9/11 was not leveling completely with America and communicating more effectively about what went wrong that day. If they can't tell us something due to national security, then why the heck don't they just say that? It's like they think we are all a bunch of idiots and we know absolutely nothing and it should remain that way. Well, most of us lived during the 80's when NORAD was touted as the best defense we had against an air raid style attack by any communist country (primarily USSR obviously). So I would say the majority of the population probably has at least heard of this part of our national air defense structure. It would be nice if someone would level with us and say what did not happen there, that should have, so it doesn't happen again.

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Simple. The radars for NORAD point away from our borders, not inward. The attack from the Russians was to come from outside our country, not within. This has been talked about ad nauseum in the past few years. I even recall (in the past month) a show like "Mail Call" on History Channel being allowed inside NORAD, and the host asked a very similar question, which was answered as I did.

I normally oppose forums and subforums and special little forums for every county of every state of this here USA. But I think 9/11 needs its own forum.