[ex]...Giuliani engineered a confrontation with the New York firemen, both to divert public attention from his tampering with the evidence,
and also to neutralize the potential of the firemen, the one group
which might have denounced the presence of controlled demolition charges
in WTC 1, 2, and 7, of which, as we have seen, they were well aware.
...the
firemen posed perhaps the greatest immediate threat to the 9/11 myth
upon which the oligarchy had staked so much. The obvious campaign of
psychological warfare against the firemen, therefore, was of
world-historical importance. ...
On October 31, Halloween, Giuliani decreed without any meaningful
consultation that there would be an upper limit of 25 firefighters on
each shift at the WTC pile, along with 25 New York City policemen and 25
Port Authority patrolmen. Soon “the rescue workers were up in arms.
Stories went around that we had simply given up on finding bodies; that
the mayor wanted to speed the cleanup so it would be finished before he
left office; that we had recovered gold from the trade center and didn’t
care about anything else. . . . Union officials started telling the
workers we were haphazardly trucking everything to Fresh Kills–a ‘scoop
and dump’ operation.” (Van Essen 265) Langewiesche defends the Mayor’s
justification of cutting the firemen’s representation on the pile: “when
Giuliani gave ‘safety’ as the reason for reducing their presence on the
pile, he was completely sincere.” (Langewiesche 161) ....
In mid-October, an audience of firemen, policeman, widows, and orphans
loudly booed several members of the Giuliani administration, but also
Senator Hillary Clinton and a local Democratic politician. (Van Essen
258) On Friday, November 2, Giuliani was able to harvest the results of
his provocations. In the morning, more than 1,000 firemen came together
at the WTC. Their chants included: “Bring the brothers home! Bring the
brothers home!,” “Do the right thing!,” “Rudy must go!,” and “Tom must
go!,” a reference to Fire Commissioner Thomas Van Essen, a Giuliani
appointee. Their signs read, “Mayor Giuliani, let us bring our brothers
home.” Speakers denounced Giuliani’s hasty carting off of wreckage and
remains to Fresh Kills as a “scoop and dump” operation. ...
This scene soon degenerated into an altercation between the
firefighters and the police guarding the site, and then into a
full-scale riot. Twelve firefighters were taken to jail, while five
policemen were injured. Giuliani had gladly sacrificed the 9/11 myth of
national solidarity to the needs of his campaign of psychological
warfare and provocations against the firemen.
(9/11
Synthetic Terror Tarpley, Webster Griffin (2012-04-12))[/ex] Not that
anything really matters when the "official story" can be released
before WTC 7 had even collapsed in an unprecedented way, yet people
want to believe it.
At some point you're dealing with people that will believe anything.
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