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9/11 Warning DON'T FLY 9 Days Before it Happened. *****MUST READ*****
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This is absolutely true.
A friend of mine knows a guy who worked for a branch of U.S. intelligence. (At the time of this event, this guy no longer worked in intelligence, but you know what they say: "Once (fill in the blank), always (fill in the blank))." I know which branch it was, but I'm not going to say. Hint: Not CIA, FBI, or NSA. That's all I'll say.
Anyway, my friend took a vacation to Hawai'i from August 20-31, 2001. Upon returning, he was online on the evening of Sept 2, 2001, and saw that his friend (the ex-intel guy) was online on his AOL buddy list.
My friend contacted his buddy to say hi and tell him about his trip to Hawai'i. After telling him about his vacation, my friend's friend (the ex-intel guy) asked him, "Got any other trips planned?" My friend answered, "No. Why?" The ex-intel guy answered, "Well...you're not going to want to fly from east to west anytime soon." My friend said he laughed at the cryptic nature of this statement; sort of half nervously, half in disbelief. He said, "What?" The ex-intel guy said, "I've told you things in the past that proved to be true, right?" My friend answered, "Yes." The ex-intel guy then repeated, "Well then listen to me....you're not going to want to fly from east to west anytime soon."
At this point, my friend didn't really know what to think, but he remembers not taking this really seriously. After all, what was he to think? They moved on to other topics of conversation.
Fast forward 9 nine days -- 9/11 -- all 4 "hijacked" flights were flying from east to west.
My friend did not recall this cryptic "warning" until several months after 9/11. He contacted his friend, the ex-intel guy, and asked him, "Hey, I remember what you said in early September. How did you know?"
The ex-intel guy said, "What do you mean?" My friend said, "Your don't fly from east to west warning." The guy said, "Huh?" as if he didn't remember. My friend said, "Come on, man. How did you know about 9/11 beforehand?" The guy said, "I don't know what you're talking about. I didn't know about it beforehand."
My friend says he pushed and pushed for weeks, months, and every now and then, years after, but the ex-intel guy maintains he knew nothing beforehand, and won't talk about it much. He said they might talk cursorily about 9/11, but when my friend presses him about how he knew, the conversation stops, or is politely steered elsewhere.
My friend asked me what I thought about this.
I told him that it sounds like the guy knew ahead of time; probably from a tip from a friend of his who was still in this branch of intel that he used to be in. It's not like people sever ties when they move on from a line of work such as this. To the contrary, deep, lasting ties are made in such branches of work.
I further told my friend that it sounds like the ex-intel guy gave him a friendly warning, but made it vague enough so that he couldn't be accused of having prior knowledge of the event. My friend travels a lot, and his ex-intel friend knew this, so he wanted to give him a heads up, without being TOO specific, which could lead to a visit from the FBI or whomever.
Anyway, that's the absolute truth. Make it of what you will.
Personally, I KNOW (as I'm sure most of you do) that people had prior knowledge. (And I don't mean I "suspect". I mean I KNOW. The facts are to be found if you look hard enough). It's simply a matter of who knew and for how long beforehand.
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