Subpoena List

[petgoat]

Here's mine


Sibel Edmonds
FBI agents who want to testify about their anti-terrorist investigations before 9/11
The CIA person who delivered the 8-6 PDB to W and was told "OK, you've covered your ass."
Indira Singh
Cheney's young man who asked "do the orders still stand?"
The pilot and crew of the C-130H that was on both the Pentagon and Shanksville crash scenes
The FAA flight controllers whose audio tape was destroyed
CIA agent Larry Mitchell
Dr. Terry Callaway
experts from Raytheon on remote controlled aircraft
The Pentagon employee who told John Judge there were missiles at the Pentagoon
Secret Service agents who decided to let Bush stay in the classroom in Florida
General Mahmoud Ahmad
The FDNY chiefs who reported structural damage to WTC7
The FDNY personnel in the video who said "Move out, there's a bomb in the building"
The FDNY official who reported explosions to the news media in live TV reports
The engineer who ordered the WTC steel destroyed
The owners of the mob-connected scrap yards that recycled some "stolen" steel
The ASCE investigators who rejected the FDNY claims of WTC7 structural damage
William Rodriguez
Indira Singh's colleague from the FBI who testified to the 9/11 Commission
Condi Rice
George Tenet, Porter Goss, Sen. Bob Graham
Jamie Gorelick
Members of the 9/11 Commission staff who were suspicious of Cheney's account of 9/11
Philip Zelikow
Personnel who collected body parts and DNA samples from the Pentagon
Witnesses to the helicopter flying around the Pentagon just before the attack
Family members of aircraft passengers which family members have never applied for
compensation from the victims compensation fund
Rudy Giuliani
Security personnel at the WTC (about the powerdown)
Scott Forbes
Security Personnel at WTC7
The alarm company at WTC7 (turned the fire alarms to TEST mode early the morning of 9/11)
NIST personnel working on the WTC7 report
Dr. Steven Jones
The authors of the FEMA Appendix C metallurgical analysis of the evaporated steel
Myers, Eberhardt, Rummy
Sen. Mark Dayton
The Able Danger guys
Colleen Rowley
Kenneth Williams
David Schippers
Frasca and Maltbie
Robert Wright
Richard Clarke
Norman Mineta
Tugboat/barge personnel who transferred the steel to Fresh Kills
Fresh Kills personnel who saw the steel
Ground Zero clean up personnel
WTC7 cleanup personnel
Thomas Eagar
Civil Engineers who reported on the Pentagon
Ali Mohammed
Patrick Fitzgerald
John Ashcroft
Willy Brown
The Pentagon officials who were warned not to travel
Peter Lance
Khalid Sheikh Mohammed
Abdul Hakim Murad
Ramzi Yousef
Daniel Pearl's wife

[sabbat hunter]

1. do you think

all of those people were in on a conspiracy about 911?

[petgoat]

What kneejerk reflexes!

No I don't think they were all in a conspiracy.

I think they are witnesses to what happened. Many of them have not
been interviewed by our sloppy investigators. Some of them are
very anxious to be subpoenaed because only then will they be
permited to speak.

[Bushwick Bill]

2. Darn good list.

That's about as good as anyone could do. I see a glaring omission: Pullerstein. ;-) Oh, I would also like to get to the bottom of the cell calls, but I don't really know how you could do that. Maybe throw in Olson, too, although that looks really bad.

[Bushwick Bill]

3. Duh.

Phone company records.

[petgoat]

4. Yeah, the financial dealings are definitely worth

investigating, the phone calls (might some kind of phone record reveal what tower
the calls went through?).

Maybe we should start a documents list:

phone records
blueprints
maintenance records for the aircraft of interest (so if the aircraft parts are ever produced
the serial numbers can be checked)

Now if we were like NIST, we would just say "Well, we can't interview the witnesses and we
haven't got the documents, but here are our computer simulations of what the witnesses would
have said if we had interviewed them, and here are our computer simulations of the documents."

[sabbat hunter]

6. do you know

exactly what silverstein said?

if you believe that he wanted the building blown up answer me this
1) why would he said it over a public frequency
2) why would he want them blown up
3) why would he tell the fire department to blow it up?

[petgoat]

7. Larry Silverstein

1) why would he said it over a public frequency

first answer: 'cause he's a crazy old coot and he's not responsible for what he says,
which could mean he admitted it or could mean he didn't know what he was saying.

2) why would he want them blown up

He got a $861 million insuranca payout for $386 million invested

3) why would he tell the fire department to blow it up?

He said it was because they'd had such a loss of life.


1) why would he said it over a public frequency

second answer: He wanted to lure those who were suspicious of the WTC7 collapse into
a position that could be dismissed as anti-semitic

[sabbat hunter]

12. silverstein

is definately not crazy.

as per PA press release

" Silverstein Properties, Inc., and Westfield America, Inc. will lease the Twin Towers and other portions of the complex in a deal worth approximately $3.2 billion – the city's richest real estate deal ever and one of the largest privatization initiatives in history."

he then received $5 billion in insurance money. which basically is the amount it will cost to rebuild the lost buildings. (remember this is NYC, building a new ball park costs 1 billion, never mind multiple high rises_



so basically he is breaking even from the insurance money.

[pauldp]

5. How about Bernie Kerrick? n/t

[petgoat]

8. Does Kerrick know anything? nt

[quickesst]

10. I might...

add Andrew Card to the already excellent list you've provided. I would like to know if it took him the entire time he was bending over bush to utter the few words that were reported. I remember someone doing an analysis on it, and found it odd about the time frame. Thanks.
quickesst

[petgoat]

13. Great idea on Card! Also the WH Situation Room Director (Deborah Loewer)

was in Florida. The 9/11 widows asked why she was there and if she always travelled
with Bush and never got an answer.

[RedSock]

9. 9/11 Commission statement

From the CR, p. xvii:

"We have not interviewed every knowledgable person ..."

[Ezlivin]

11. Hence the moniker "The 9/11 Omission Report"

I guess they could have done a better job if they received more funding, had more time and had people actually interested in investigating one of this country's biggest crimes ever.

But since they didn't do their jobs, it's up to us.