Tuesday, May 11, 2004
Protesting Too Much?
I generally stay well clear of conspiracy theories, but this article appearing in today's Washington Post raises some troubling questions by recounting how:
"Six air traffic controllers provided accounts of their communications with hijacked planes on Sept. 11, 2001, on a tape recording that was later destroyed by a Federal Aviation Administration manager, according to a government investigative report issued yesterday."
What is most troubling is the way the FAA manager went about destroying the recording by:
"crushing it with his hand, cutting it into small pieces and depositing the pieces into several trash cans, the report said."
That seems to be pretty extreme measures unless there is something on that tape that is worth hiding.
"Six air traffic controllers provided accounts of their communications with hijacked planes on Sept. 11, 2001, on a tape recording that was later destroyed by a Federal Aviation Administration manager, according to a government investigative report issued yesterday."
What is most troubling is the way the FAA manager went about destroying the recording by:
"crushing it with his hand, cutting it into small pieces and depositing the pieces into several trash cans, the report said."
That seems to be pretty extreme measures unless there is something on that tape that is worth hiding.
