Tuesday, February 12, 2008

FBI Again Obstructs Justice -- A Look Back To 2006/ The FBI's Rule Of Law Is That Everything It Does Is Legal As Long As Its Agents Don't Get Caught

MOUSSAOUI TRIAL TESTIMONY CONFIRMS FBI COVERUP IN VENICE
APRIL 06 2006--Venice,FL.
by Daniel Hopsicker


"Confounding those who thought it impossible, the FBI’s already-tattered credibility was shredded still further last week with revelations of deliberately concealed evidence in the 9.11 investigation, as well as malfeasance in the probe of the execution-style slaying in Florida of SunCruz Casino Czar Gus Boulis, increasingly the focus of the investigation into disgraced Republican lobbyist-cum-bagman Jack Abramoff.

In a major development in the 9.11 investigation which passed almost-unnoticed, jurors in the death penalty trial of Zacharias Moussaoui heard testimony from aviation officials about a previously-undisclosed incident...

In February of 2001, almost two months after the *FBI says Mohamed Atta and Marwan Al-Shehhi left Huffman Aviation in Venice Florida for the bright lights of Miami, the two men were still flying a single-engine plane registered to Venice Florida flight school Huffman Aviation."

* The FBI should stick to what it does best -- videotaping Americans within the privacy of their own bathrooms and bedrooms -- something befitting of this corrupted government cesspool. Finding situations in which the FBI has operated illegally is not problematic. It has a history of doing so. Finding times in which the bureau has operated within the framework of the US Constitution is the challenge (if in fact it has ever done so).

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http://www.madcowprod.com/04062006.html
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