
VISIT JAHRED'S BLOG ON NEWWORLDORPHANS.COM FOR MORE BLOGS AND UPDATES!! Sibel Edmonds was hired by the FBI days after 911.
She was hired because of her ability to speak Farsi, which is the language most widely used in Iraq.
She is an American citizen, her parents are Turkish, but she was born in Iran while her parents were there on business.
She
uncovered the most incredible information while working for the FBI.
Her story is the most amazing one I’ve read since 911. She uncovers
the story behind 911, and she NAMES NAMES.
First, is a
documentary that was made while she was under a gag order. The
administration from 2001 to 2008 would not allow her to speak, citing
“State Secrets”. This documentary was filmed during that time.
The new
administration has lifted he gag order. She is now allowed to tell her
story. She gave a deposition in Washington only last month. 08/08/09.
What
she has to say outlines what events and actions took place leading up
to 911. It implicates certain Congressman. These Congressmen involved
themselves in actions which cost the lives of American citizens and
American military. The deposition is quite long, but the most
explosive information can be found in parts 9 and 10. PLEASE
WATCH….If you have an attention span longer than a catch phrase, i.e.
“The tree of liberty…” yada yada, then you will find out some truths
that will shake your reality.
This is the moment I have been waiting for. Truth is Rising!!
In
a few days, after further study, I will post a synopsis of this
information, for those of you that do not have the time to watch and
absorb these 3 plus hours of video.
God Bless You Every One .
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