Unbelievable speech on video by a congressman who has seen the redacted 28 pages from 9/11 report.

[Paolo123]

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This is an absolute must see.

[Adam051188]

1. he better avoid small planes

[DURHAM D]

2. Huh. Nothing unbelievable in that speech.

[CaliforniaPeggy]

3. I kept waiting for him to say what he read. But zip. Very disappointing. n/t

[Lochloosa]

7. He can't. I have a family member on the House Intelligence committee that has read them

He can't say a word about them.

[CaliforniaPeggy]

8. Thanks. I thought it had to be something like that. n/t

[Lochloosa]

12. I wish he would tell. But then again I couldn't keep my mouth shut.

[Jacoby365]

4. The 28 pages pointed to the Saudi government as being responsible

for the 9-11 attacks. Hmmm...

[Duval]

5. We already know

that the guys were from Saudi Arabia. However, our MSM fails again and again to mention that fact.

[Delphinus]

6. From where are you drawing that conclusion?

I didn't come away with that thought after hearing him.

[Jacoby365]

11. Supposedly leaked CIA and FBI documents.

A pair of lawmakers who recently read the redacted portion say they are “absolutely shocked” at the level of foreign state involvement in the attacks...

...Some information already has leaked from the classified section, which is based on both CIA and FBI documents, and it points back to Saudi Arabia, a presumed ally.

http://nypost.com/2013/12/15/inside-the-saudi-911-coverup/

[Baitball Blogger]

15. And the implication here goes back to identifying a state body, because, once identified,

there would have been a public outcry for retaliation. This is something that the Bush Oil Conglomerate would never have supported. And because we're dependent on oil and Saudi Arabia, it means that we had to accept being sucker punched. It is probably also why it was necessary from the powers that be to hush things up to get Bush elected to a second term.

But, that's just my shot in the dark. No proof until we read the 28.

[Duval]

16. I believe you are correct.

My information also came from independent journalists, a couple in the US but also other countries, and a web site that was taken down in 2004. I have copies that I'm saving for my grandchildren.

[Baitball Blogger]

18. You know the real crime here is that they knew who the real terrorists were and still

we lost our freedoms through the Patriot Act and the mission creep of every anti-terrorist agency.

We also lost the attention of the FBI who put local government corruption on the back burner.

[nikto]

25. Great point

[loudsue]

27. Which was the whole point. Saudi Arabia's involvement in Fox News is further undermining

our country. In fact, we're becoming more like the middle east by the day....money at the top, religious fanatics being taken seriously, loss of civil liberties....and everyone hating everyone. If there is one thing the middle east specializes in, it is hating one another, with bullets flying, and two sets of laws.

[Baitball Blogger]

29. I wonder what will happen to Cheney and Bush if it were ever determined that they

were aware of what was about to happen to us. Actually, I think Bush would have been a puppet. But Cheney is not only evil enough to be on the ground floor of that plan, but the fact that he's still trying to be a drover for his POV, it makes it more likely that he's still trying to influence the process to keep us from learning the truth.

[suzanner]

28. And not to forget PNAC's goal

which was accomplished to a larger degree than was, prior to 9/11 imaginable: Orwellian state

[DhhD]

26. Just in time for new oil wells to be drilled off the East Coast; America will have its own oil, wind

solar, natural gas and chemical energy, just as the cartel news is made public to the World.

[dbackjon]

20. That's why invading Saudi's Enemy Saddam was the perfectly logical response

[thelordofhell]

9. My guess is that those 28 pages detail the 4th plane being shot down

[Leith]

10. Who Has the Authority

to release the 28 pages?

[femmocrat]

17. It sounded as though Congressmen Lynch and Jones were sponsoring a bill to do that?

He urged other congressmen to co-sponsor it.

Does anyone know what is in that bill?

[rurallib]

13. use of top secret to cover somebody's ass

time for someone to go Snowden.

[Zen Democrat]

14. Sen. Bob Graham outed the Saudis years ago. We KNEW it was Bandar and the Boys, yet invaded Iraq!

[Uncle Joe]

19. Kicked and recommended.

Thanks for the thread, Paolo.

[cpwm17]

21. Saudi Arabia was in it deep

but Bush and his clowns wanted to go after Al Qaeda's enemies and not its friends, so they covered up the Saudis' involvement.

Nothing much has changed. The US is essentially still supporting the Sunni terrorists while threatening, arming the enemies of, or attacking the Shiite or secular enemies of the Sunni terrorists.

[lovemydog]

22. All 435 representatives - please read it

Then join the bill to get it released. Or, as this representative says, hold a press conference to explain why you don't want it released. It's been 13 years. We need more information. The families and the general public should know what's in those 28 pages.

[A Little Weird]

24. I don't hold much value in anything Thomas Massie has to say

While I agree that the 9/11 info should be made public, I disagree on pretty much everything else he stands for. He's a right-wing libertarian Republican who seems to be taking his lead from Rand Paul. Much like Paul, he's capable of saying something sane every now and again just to try and appear less like a nutbag.

[conservaphobe]

30. Tea Party Republican with ties to the Massie Energy criminal corporation.

Don't care.

[Paolo123]

31. And this is why cover-ups are allowed to happen.

We are talking about 9/11 here. One would think that the whole country could actually join together and demand the release of these pages.

Of course the guy is a first rate asshole, but if anyone sees those pages and makes the comments in the video, then I want to see the pages.

[LeftishBrit]

32. Sorry; the hosts are locking this

This is a Republican teabagger Congressman who does not deserve publicity on DU. Even so, if he were giving actual factual information, we would keep it; but he is just dropping hints that he has access to secret information on the subject -not what it is.