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A direct question un-answered, about Sept. 11
 by Brian B. Feb. 24, 2004
German computer experts are trying to find the truth behind an unexplained surge in financial transactions made just before two hijacked planes crashed into New York’s World Trade Center on September 11. And they’re finding the evidence inside the ruins of the Twin Towers themselves.
There was a sharp rise in credit card transactions moving through some computer systems at the WTC shortly before the planes hit the twin towers. This could be a criminal enterprise-in which case, did they get advance warning? Or was it only a coincidence that more than $100 million was rushed through the computers as the disaster unfolded?
The German-based firm Convar, a world leader in retrieving data, is trying to answer those questions ... [from December 2001, with no further word]
I don't know if this means anything to you, but I decided to email Convar about the investigation.
This is what I sent:From: [removed by Unknown News]
Subject: Re: 9/11 data
Date: February 21, 2004 3:57:16 AM CST
To: support@convar.de
Please forward this email to the Convar team that worked on recovering the 9/11 World Financial Center data.
My name is [removed by Unknown News], and I'm trying to figure out some information for an article I am writing.
Soon after 9/11/01, a Convar team was sent to recover the data contained in the surge of trading just prior to and during the World Trade Center attacks.
I'm trying to find out what that investigation eventually found.
From: ALegg@convar.com Subject: RE: 9/11 data
Date: February 21, 2004 4:19:48 AM CST
To: [removed by Unknown News]
Brian,
Thank you for your interest in the work of our recovery team.
The case 9/11 has been rated as confidential by the Head of the US investigation team. I'm sorry that I can not provide any additional information to you, other then you can find on our website (convar.com --Editor).
Best regards,
Anja Legg
Press officer
CONVAR DEUTSCHLAND GmbH =Brian B.= Thanks for this -- you've done good work, and I'm assuming you don't mind if we share it. I'll blank out your last name (you'll be Brian B.) and email address.
As for what it means, I would say it means just what it says, what everything else we know about September 11, 2001 seems to say:
The U.S. government knows much more about what happened on Sept. 11 -- and why and who was involved -- than it's willing to let "we the people" know ... or even let its own so-called investigators know.=H&HH= |
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