Pilot cleared of 9/11 accusations

[Twist_U_Up]

An airline pilot wrongfully imprisoned and accused of training hijackers in the 9/11 terrorist attacks finally won his battle for compensation this week.

Lotfi Raissi, and Algerian-born commercial airline pilot who was trained in the US and living in Britain, was the first person to be arrested after the 9/11 terrorist attacks. He was held for five months at the Belmarsh High Security Prison in London, but later released due to lack of evidence.....

http://www.presstv.ir/detail.aspx?id=124727§ionid=351021807

never forget.....911 was an inside job

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the comments section of above link is pretty entertaining....

[LARED]

1. Just out of curiosity

let me ask. You seem to be connecting this story and with the "911 was an inside job" CT.

How does winning a court battle for wrongly being imprisoned lead you to believe there is a connection to 911 being an inside job. One would logically conclude that the PTB, ie; 911 insiders, would have the power to ensure the frame up of this guy stuck.

[BeFree]

2. Stuck?

They would have to have another trial. Look what happened when they did have a trial. We found out that bushco really did stop an investigation of the alleged perps.

The last thing bushco wants is another trial. Otherwise there would have been dozens.

[LARED]

3. What other trial?

The PTB would not let that happen. Who are you kidding?

[BeFree]

6. Honestly

Did you not hear of the 20th hijackers trial?

I let this rest a few days waiting for you to remember....

[LARED]

7. Sure, but you're forgetting

that Lotfi Raissi won his trial. If there was a 9/11 CT the PTB would never have let the happen.

[BeFree]

8. eh?

Never heard of that one...details?

[LARED]

9. Perhaps reading the OP would clear up your confusion. nt

[BeFree]

10. He had a trial?

WTF?

[LARED]

11. True not trial, but it does not really change my point

Exonerating him would never have happened if there really was a 9/11 CT. The PTB would not have allowed it. Those that control the media and what we think about 9/11 would not let this guy's story see the light of day. Too risky.

You should agree of course as logic would dictate the those responsible for 9//1 being an inside job would have certainly never let this guy off. He would have been water boarded into a confession, and stuck in a hole someplace so as to never embarrass the PTB.

[BeFree]

12. bull shit

Now you are just making shit up. Lets go back to MY POINT:

We found out that bushco really did stop an investigation of the alleged perps.

Do you remember that? Many secrets came out from that trial. That is why they don't want another trial in US courts. No telling what other secrets that were covered up by the whitewash of the 9/11 commish, would be extracted.

But you never did grok on all that when rschop posted those scathing attacks on bushco, eh?

[LARED]

13. If we're going back, let's go back to my question

that is still not answered

How does winning a court battle for wrongly being imprisoned lead you to believe there is a connection to 911 being an inside job? One would logically conclude that the PTB, ie; 911 insiders, would have the power to ensure the frame up of this guy stuck.

[James_Madison_Lives]

4. Frame-ups don't always stick

and the truth has a way of continuing to poke its head out. Bravo for the judge. There are patriots everywhere and the cabal will ultimately be punished, starting with Rudy, Cheney, and Meyers. Then they start ratting each other out until we finally get to Zakiem, the mastermind.

[SDuderstadt]

5. Simple question...

are you some sort of vigilante?

[Panfilo]

14. another simple question

How does a paper passport supposedly belonging to one of the hijackers survive impact, explosion, and the incineration of everything else on the planes, to be found conveniently in the ashes? Even the nearly indestructible black boxes didn't make it.

CNN:
<i>The searchers found several clues, he said, but would not elaborate. Last week, a passport belonging to one of the hijackers was found in the vicinity of Vesey Street, near the World Trade Center. "It was a significant piece of evidence for us," Mawn said. </i>
http://archives.cnn.com/2001/US/09/17/inv.investigation.terrorism/

[SDuderstadt]

15. Dude...

lightweight "debris" routinely survives and is blown free of crashes. Do you really think it is all that unusual?