However, that morning the message was sent to Bush and Co. that the planned operation had to be aborted, and then, a few hours later, BOOM! Another far more destructive and deadly operation occured while those who had been entrapped and who had their fingerprints all over the originally planned minimal operation, sat dumbfounded.

That scenario is SOOOO plausible!!!

Anybody who watched Bush's facial expression in the Michael More film as the poor, out of his depth 'selected' President sat in that Florida school. You could almost read his mind,.............. 'Jesus Christ, those bastards, they did it, and they've implicated me, those traitorous bastards!'. We'll get blamed if this gets out, ohhh shit!!!'

The part which I struggle with is that shortly afterwards, Bush let slip TWICE on Camera, that he saw the first Plane crash into the North Tower. How could he?

I think so. Another one (a sergeant too I think) blew the whistle on the poppies the CIA has been freighting out of Afganistan since it was liberated from the Taliban.

Whites apparently talk little about such things which leads me to...

Four goddam years I was in, roughly during this time, and I got nothing but rumors. I only got solid information about the Liberty when the Ennis book came out five years after I got out. And my last duty station was the fucking Sixth Fleet staff. Communications was right down the hall from me, right next to the nuclear weapons office.

My point:

Never let anybody tell you "secrets can't be kept". Secrets are kept all the time. The Manhattan Project ran for years and included tens of thousands of people. Not one leak, not one.

Enkidu was in the right rating and knew the right people. I wasn't. Same thing on 911: The people involved only talked to their peers, in this case meaning other pro-Zionist criminals.

Keep this in mind when debunkers tell you 911 was "too big" and "somebody had to talk." Bullshit.

So you're saying that Enkidu had some sort of inside info on "what really happened" just because he had the same rating?? Nah.

Enkidu was merely making an observation on what he heard some people had theorized, is all.

Enkidu was merely making an observation on what he heard some people had theorized, is all.

Read what he wrote:

...I knew many CTs who had been on duty during the attack, and heard it all, from all sides. I also talked to crewmen of the Liberty...

Practically nobody, in the military or out, had eyewitness information about the Liberty till the Ennis book came out, like I said. (If I recall from Ennis right, there was even a DOD gag order on the ship's officers, but I'll have to check on that because I'm not sure.)