Reply #40: junior knew

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http://www.guerrillanews.com/sci-tech/doc2927.html

In the spring of 2002, something began to happen - gapping holes in the official 9/11 narrative began to be covered by the mainstream media. It was widely reported that the FBI's Minneapolis office was refused permission to search the laptop of the so-called 20th hijacker Zacarias Moussaoui, who was arrested after trying to learn how to fly, but not land, a 747. Agent Coleen Rowley wrote in a memo he was the "type of person that could fly something into the World Trade Center." The so-called Phoenix memo also leaked - a July 2001 FBI report that warned bin Laden operatives might be taking fight training in the U.S. so that they could launch terrorist attacks on American targets. They were both ignored. Numerous other warnings from domestic and foreign intelligence agencies were reported, including an August 2001 CIA report that stated bin Laden was planning a major attack. In May 2002, Rupert Murdoch’s New York Post blared, “Bush Knew.”