O.K., Anybody Want To Predict What Clinton Will Do About **

[Dinger]

(** = PT 9-11 bullshit movie),

especially the assasination part?


http://americablog.blogspot.com/2006/09/disneyabc-adds-mock-assassination-of.html

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1. Wait. I think I've seen that before.

That pic jarred my memory. If I'm not mistaken, I saw that same image/scene on screen while Hillary Clinton was being interviewed, on Larry King, I think, and the video of that screen being shot played while she said something about "the terrorists" and that they "wanted to kill my husband."

I'm not 100% positive, but that may not be something that was filmed by Disney.

I'm sure rush and the gang will love the scene, no matter.

[davidwparker]

2. I hope Clinton himself calls off this bi-partisan silence of 9/11 truth

suppression.

There was one person on the film 9/11: Press for Truth who had a great line about the coverup: It's don't ask, don't tell what the 9/11 Commission did.

Outrageous!

[Contrary1]

3. Following some of the links I found there...

I came across this little gem. Makes one wonder :wtf:

American Airlines and QUALCOMM Complete Test Flight to Evaluate In-Cabin Mobile Phone Use

Proof-of-Concept Event Highlights Safe and Reliable Mobile Phone Technology Using CDMA on a Commercial Aircraft

"FORT WORTH, Texas and SAN DIEGO — July 15, 2004 — QUALCOMM Incorporated (Nasdaq: QCOM), pioneer and world leader of Code Division Multiple Access (CDMA) digital wireless technology, and American Airlines, the world’s largest carrier, today successfully demonstrated in-cabin voice communications using commercially available CDMA mobile phones on a commercial American Airlines aircraft. Through the use of an in-cabin third-generation (3G) “picocell” network, passengers on the test flight were able to place and receive calls as if they were on the ground.

The proof-of-concept demonstration flight originated out of the Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport. During the approximate two-hour flight, passengers were able to place and receive phone calls and text messages on their mobile phones. Passengers included members of the media and government representatives.

A small in-cabin CDMA cellular base station on the plane, that uses standard cellular communications, was connected to the worldwide terrestrial phone network by an air-to-ground Globalstar satellite link.

The information gathered during this proof-of-concept demonstration flight will be used to further research into the quality, convenience and safety of communications with personal CDMA mobile phones carried by passengers on a commercial aircraft..."

http://www.qualcomm.com/press/releases/2004/040715_aa_testflight.html