Former MI5 Agent Says 9/11 An Inside Job
Prison Planet | June 27 2005
Former MI5 agent David Shayler, who previously blew the whistle on the
British government paying Al Qaeda $200,000 to carry out political
assassinations, has gone on the record with his conviction that 9/11
was an inside job meant to bring about a permanent state of emergency
in America and pave the way for the invasions of Afghanistan, Iraq and
ultimately Iran and Syria.
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Shayler said that his suspicions were first aroused about 9/11 when
the usual route of crime scene investigation was impeded when the
debris was immediately seized and shipped off to China.
"It is in fact a criminal offence to interfere with a crime scene and
yet in the case of 9/11 all the metal from the buildings is shipped
out to China, there are no forensications done on that metal. Now that
to me suggests they never wanted anybody to look at that metal because
it was not going to provide the evidence they wanted to show people
that it was Al-Qaeda."
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Shayler ended by questioning the highly suspicious nature of the
collapse of the twin towers and Building 7, the first buildings in
history, all in the same day, to collapse from so-called fire damage
alone.
"I've seen the results of terroristic explosions and so on and no
terrorist explosion has ever brought down a building. When the IRA put
something like a thousands tonnes of home-made explosives in front of
the Baltic Exchange building in Bishopsgate and let off the bomb, all
the glass came out, the building shook a bit but there was no question
about the building falling down and it doesn't obey the laws of
physics for buildings to fall down in the way the World Trade Center
came down. So you have the comparison of the two, Building 7 compared
with the north and south towers coming down and those two things are
exactly the same, they were demolished."
David Shayler joins a spate of recent credible whistleblowers who
share the same sentiments about the real story behind 9/11. Former
Chief Economist for the Department of Labor during President George W.
Bush's first term Morgan Reynolds publicly questioned the unexplained
collapse of WTC Building 7 earlier this month. In addition, a former
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury under President Reagan, Paul Craig
Roberts, shared his concerns last week when he said the Bush
Administration were making the same mistakes as the Nazis when they
invaded Russia in the dead of Winter. Roberts seriously doubts the
official explanation behind 9/11.
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