KSM, 2 shoe-bomb plots, and the 2001 crash of American Flight 587

[scoopmeister]

http://www.attytood.com/2007/03/ksm_two_shoe_bombers_and_the_c_1.html

Why did terrorist lowlife Khalid Sheikh Mohammed tell his American interrogators that there was a plot for shoe bombings of two airliners, when only one such try -- the failed attempt on a 2001 trans-Atlantic flight by Richard Reid -- is known about?

Is his claim related to a 2004 Canadian newspaper article that stated an al-Qaeda associate claimed that -- contrary to news accounts -- the crash of American Airlines Flight 587 over Queens in November 2001 was not mechanical failure, but the work of a shoe bomber?

And if that's what KSM is claiming, doesn't the government have an obligation to sort it all out.

Read the post, and see if you think that KSM was referring to Flight 587.

[babylonsister]

1. ...and a partridge in a pear tree!

I think we're all reading propaganda about KSM to distract us.

[RufusTFirefly]

3. Alberto who???

Distractions? What are you talking about??? Are we missing breaking news from the Anna Nicole story or something?

[Rex]

2. Someone heard someone else say he could run faster than a speeding bullet.

More powerful than 10,000 Fox stations.

[karlrschneider]

4. So this guy ends up with this:

"Six years after the tumultuous events of 2001, there are still too many unanswered questions. We shouldn't be adding new ones to the list."

Just as he's finished doing that very thing. :eyes:

Oh, wait! I know what happened. One of the controlled demolition explosives planted in the WTC hit Flight 587
as it fell back to earth after being ejected REALLY HIGH after the towers fell down after being hit by very large
airplanes full of kerosene.

Got it.