CNN: 'Hijacker' Visa Found in Flight 93
Wreckage
Paul Joseph Watson for Alex Jones'
Prison Planet | August 23 2004
CNN is reporting
that 9/11 hijacker Ziad Jarrah's visa was found in the remains of Flight 93
which went down in Shanksville, Pennsylvania.
Even if we are to entertain the notion that
this piece of paper supposedly in the pocket of the suicide pilot who survived
a crash which left aircraft parts strewn eight miles apart, do the two photographs
shown above even represent the same person?
Ziad Jarrah's family provided
evidence days after 9/11 that Jarrah wasn't even onboard Flight 93 and
that if he was, it was only as a passenger who was just as much of a victim
as the rest of the people on the plane.
The FBI has been evasive on whether or not
other hijacker's passports were found in the wreckage of the World Trade Center
but the 9/11 commission has now presented photographs which they say show
the charred paper visa.
A few days after the attack, several
newspapers reported that a paper passport had been found in the ruins
of the WTC.
A month ago new
photos were released which apparently showed Flight 77 hijackers Nawaq
Alhamzi and Salem Alhamzi undergoing security screening at Washington's Dulles
International airport.
This is of course to reinforce the official
story of 9/11 which is crumbling under the weight of 9/11 research and activism.
At least a third of the WTC victim's bodies were vaporized and many of the
victims of the Pentagon incident were burned beyond recognition. And yet visas
and paper passports which identify the purpotrators and back up the official
version of events miraculously survive explosions and fires that we are told
melted steel buildings.
The government's desperation to prove the involvement
of the named hijackers contrasts with evidence
that several of them are still alive, and even Mohammed Atta's father still
insists he talks to his son on a regular basis.
FLASHBACK:
The Two Ziad Jarrahs
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