Great Video: 9/11 Whistle-Blowers (MUST SEE)

[kombayn]

Now this isn't about the Twin Towers being a controlled demolishing or anything like that. This is hard-evidence by respectable newsgroups of how the U.S. Government completely blundered chances at stopping that heinous day and how these terrorists even had spies! YES, SPIES! In our Department of State and Pentagon!

Please watch this video, it's great information, though with some of the comments in Part II (the 'even killed' part) tells me he's conspiracy theorist. But he gives an honest, no bullshit look into things.

Part I:

YouTube Video

Part II:

YouTube Video

I completely agree with Sibel Edwards at the end, the Government doesn't even want to know the truth. They don't want to look weak, by having to tell the truth to the people, "Our government agencies were infiltrated and tax-payer money was illegally financed towards Afghan Terrorist cells."

So it proves our government was being inept and not worrying about this threat as a LEGIT BIG TIME THREAT! They must have been thinking, "No one can ever attack us on U.S. Soil. Psssh!" Now they're trying to cover-up (the Higher-Up's [Chief Investigators, CIA Director, FBI Director, etc.] who have everything to lose by information like this getting out).

It is truly an insightful video into a cover-up of what happened in 9/11. Now, don't get me wrong, the United States of America didn't attack their own citizens. But, people in charge screwed this up is such a disastrous way. Please take 20 minutes out of your time to watch these videos. Very informative and I would like replies to this topic after they've been watched.

[kombayn]

More whistle blowing. This time a scandal with-in Southwest Airlines.

FAA whistle-blower risked it all to do what's right | Dallas Morning News | News for Dallas, Texas | Dallas Business News

WASHINGTON – For Bobby Boutris, the road to vindication was no ordinary campaign.
Until he testified before Congress last week, Mr. Boutris' reward for confronting a breakdown in regulators' oversight of Southwest Airlines was professional exile, personal retaliation and, recently, a death threat.
AP
Bobby Boutris (left), with fellow whistle-blower Douglas Peters.


Last week, his sacrifice yielded results: a congressional hearing that confirmed the alarms he sounded about regulators cozying up to airlines. He also received a personal apology from Secretary of Transportation Mary Peters, who promised to fix any problems.
"I still cannot believe that finally the system worked, and gave us the opportunity to report to the American people about what's going on," Mr. Boutris said.

Death threats?! Amazing what people will do so they won't lose money.