9/11 TAP Newsletter - March (2020)

One of the annoying things about continuing to write about the OPCW/Douma scandal in the near-total absence of mainstream media coverage is the fact that it’s difficult for a new reader to just jump in on this developing story without having followed it from the beginning. There are a lot of details to go over to introduce someone to the story, and if I repeat them every time I write an article on the subject I’m twelve paragraphs in before I get to the new developments, and by that time I’ve bored all the readers who didn’t need the introduction. I’m

During the George W Bush administration it was popular in conspiracy circles to speculate that events might be orchestrated which would allow the Bush family to complete a coup against the US Constitution and hold on to power indefinitely. Such paranoia and suspicion of government power in the wake of the extraordinary post-9/11 advancements in Orwellian surveillance programs and unprecedented military expansionism were perfectly understandable, but predictions that the younger Bush would not cede power at the end of his second term proved incorrect. In today’s hysterical Trump-centric political environment we now see mainstream voices

Since the Central Intelligence Agency’s “Operation Mockingbird,” an operation to infiltrate the press in the 1950’s, “Mockingbird Media” is now part of the everyday lexicon.  We all know, or should know, the press is controlled by “Intelligence,” in quotation marks here because the mastermind which benefits from such intelligence is unidentified. 

In a key piece of actual extensive, on-the-ground reporting, the New York Times’s Alissa Rubin (Editor's Note: This is a link worth following) has raised serious questions about the official US account of who it was that attacked the K-1 base near Kirkuk, in eastern Iraq, on December 27. The United States almost immediately accused the Iran-backed Ketaib Hizbullah (KH) militia of responsibility. But Rubin quotes by name Brig. General Ahmed Adnan, the chief of intelligence for the Iraqi federal police at the same base, as saying, “All the indications are that it was Daesh” — that is, ISIS.  She also

My name is Captain Dan Hanley, the director of a global grassroots effort called '9/11 Pilot Whistleblowers', whose purpose is to recruit experienced civilian, military, and airline pilots alike, both active and retired, from around the world who would be willing to examine the available evidence and testify before a committee on camera or in person to the difficulty of the maneuvers supposedly executed by 19 Muslim hijackers on 9/11, such that even the highly trained pilot testifying could not have flown the given profiles on that fateful day.