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Odd Coincidence or Conspiracy?

 

There is unexpected controversy surrounding one of the passengers aboard ill-fated Flight 11 that struck the World Trade Center on Sept. 11.

 

Exclusive To American Free Press

 

By Michael Collins Piper & Christopher Bollyn

 

 

On March 2, Dan Eggen, staff writer for The Washington Post, let slip an intriguing detail about the background of one of the passengers who died on Flight 11, one of the two jets that crashed into the World Trade Center.

 

The passenger in question, Daniel C. Lewin, was more than just another of those “instant Internet billionaires.” Born in Denver and raised in Israel, Lewin was a former member of the elite special forces of the Israeli Defense Force.

 

In light of new revelations about the surveillance of the alleged 9-11 hijackers by other Israeli military and intelligence operatives (see accompanying story) Lewin’s presence on the plane, riding evidently one seat away from one of the hijackers, is significant indeed.

 

But the circumstances surrounding how this detail emerged are strange in and of themselves. First of all, there is controversy over whether or not an official government memorandum—generated by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) on Sept. 11 and which made specific reference to Lewin—was accurate.

 

The Post reported that an internal FAA memorandum written on Sept. 11 referred to a shooting on Flight 11. The report cited a report to the FAA by an American Airlines corporate security officer who said that a flight attendant on Flight 11 had called American during the hijacking and “informed that a passenger located in seat 10B shot and killed a passenger in seat 9B at 9:20 a.m.” The report stated that the victim in seat 9B was Lewin.

 

Now, the FAA and the FBI are saying that this was a mistake and that no gun was fired on the plane. They claim that this “mistake” was corrected in later versions of the documents.

 

 

INACCURACIES

 

 

In justifying this claim, the FAA and the FBI say that other information in the memo was also inaccurate, such as the time that Flight 11 crashed into the WTC; the document claimed 9:25 a.m. when, in fact, it was 8:45 a.m.

 

At the same time, in addition, American Airlines is claiming that no such report about a gun was made to the FAA by an American official.

 

The FAA claims that there was a “miscommunication” and “whether they said weapon instead of knife, or misinterpreted something, we don’t know . . . By the end of the day, they knew that there had not been a gun on the aircraft.”

 

How the FBI and the FAA “knew” by the end of that day there had not been a gun on the aircraft has yet to be explained.

 

This claim is interesting, considering the fact that “by the end of the day significant evidence had yet to be recovered—including the famous black boxes that record cockpit activity.”

 

Now the FBI and the FAA are saying that they believe that the ex-Israeli Special Forces officer, Lewin, was stabbed to death, along with the two pilots on Flight 11. The fact that a former Israeli operative is central to this unresolved mystery is a detail that should not be passed over.

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With 14 million Jews living in the U.S., what's the big mystery? The guy was probably flying home to visit his family or something. Maybe he resisted the hijackers and they stabbed him to death as the opening salvo of the takeover of the aircraft.

 

Unless the guy turned out to be dying of cancer or something, I don't see the connection.

 

Now, the Israeli diplomats dancing in the street in New York when the 9/11 attack started (because they knew that an Islamist terrorist attack against the U.S. would infuriate the American people) bothers me quite a bit. The Mossad is certainly not above allowing, or even engineering, an attack by a Islamist terrorist group against the U.S. The Israelis are essentially out for one thing and one thing only, their OWN self interest. Their attack against the U.S.S. Liberty, off the coast of Israel, in 1968 proved that. They killed 18 American sailors in an air attack that crippled the U.S.S. Liberty (a Navy intelligence ship) in order to ensure that the Liberty was not sending intelligence to Egypt and the other Arab nations during the opening hours of the war in '68 (the Six Day War? I forget.) Our "allies." Right.

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