imageI've seen this a few places, and felt it was too good not to post. Many have"tired" of the seeming endless stream of denials and MSM baloney that has been spewing for 12 years about 9-11. Now it appears that even Congress people are "getting" it.

It also appears that, as David Wilcock and Ben Fulford just noted, that "the cabal" appears to be imploding on itself.

"What has been made clear is that President Bush was fully aware that neither Afghanistan nor Iraq were involved in 9/11 and that military action against those two nations was done to cover involvement of his administration in 9/11, involvement that included support from foreign intelligence agencies...

"The sections of the 9/11 report that were censored by President Bush may well include reference to that al-Qaeda/Israel/Saudi nexus. What is clear is that not only did the Bush administration wrongly blame bin Laden or "al-Qaeda," a spurious and illusory group at best, but that those cited, Israel, Saudi Arabia or both, though named for funding and supporting the 9/11 attack, were always under the full control of the Bush administration."

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Congress cites 9/11 Bush cover-up, demands Obama act

By Gordon Duff and Press TV

Two members of Congress, specially authorized to view documents on 9/11 censored under the personal authority of President Bush (43), have come away "absolutely shocked," demanding immediate action.

However, the full story, told for the first time below, explains "why now" and who is really being targeted by revelations of cover-up and conspiracy.

In accusations published yesterday by the leading Tea Party publication, Family Security Matters, Saudi Defense Minister and Intelligence chief Prince Bandar referred to as "Bandar Bush" in his Wikipedia biography for his close relationship with that family, was said to be the planner of 9/11.

In an article by Paul Sperry of the Hoover Institute, Bandar was cited with fleeing the US to avoid prosecution. Here, Sperry quotes a government source:

"Our investigations contributed to the ambassador's departure," (2005) an investigator who worked with the Joint Terrorism Task Force in Washington told me, though Bandar says he left for "personal reasons."

Despite these pronouncements, these accusations may well be unfounded speculation. What we have to ask is why are they being made now and why by political groups long close to the Saudi government. Why has Saudi Arabia failed to respond to these very public accusations coming from some of the highest authorities in Washington? "Why are the rats turning on each other?"

Startling disclosures?

This week, Congressional representatives Stephen Lynch (D-MA) and Walter Jones (R-NC) have officially requested a congressional resolution demanding President Obama declassify the heavily redacted Congressional Investigative Report on 9/11.

The two representatives had just been given authority under penalty of "national security secrecy" to read the censored 28 pages of the 800-page report that had not been seen.
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