Wife of Late 9/11 Firefighter John McNamara “Heartbroken” Over Obama’s Lack of Support for Plan

February 1, 2010

Ex-CIA Chief James Woolsey Handed Down Gag-Order to 9/11 Firefighters

October 20, 2009

source: Jerry Maza, Infowars

This tale begins during and shortly after 9/11/2001, when a writer named Randy Lavello published a story at Prison Planet, Bombs in the Building: World Trade Center ‘Conspiracy Theory’ is a Conspiracy Fact. Among the many tales in this article, a number of which were picked up in Mike Rivero’s web site, what really happened, is a conversation between Lavello and Lieutenant Fireman and former Auxiliary Police Officer, Paul Isaac Jr. It’s a head-spinner…

“[Lieutenant Fireman and former Auxiliary Police Officer, Paul Isaac Jr.] explained to me [Lavello] that, ‘many other firemen know there were bombs in the buildings, but they’re afraid for their jobs to admit it because the ‘higher-ups’ forbid discussion of this fact.” Paul further elaborated that former CIA director Robert Woolsey, as the Fire Department’s Anti-terrorism Consultant, is sending a gag order down the ranks. ‘There were definitely bombs in those buildings,’ he told me.”

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School Sends Student Home for Breaking “Dress Code” by Honoring Fallen Firefighters of 9/11.

September 19, 2009
           
 source: KTVU  
(Video is Posted at Original Source)
 
SONOMA, Calif. — A seventh grader at Adele Harrison Middle School in Sonoma wound up in the principal’s office on September 11th because of his t-shirt.

 11-year-old Dean Martin wore a blue firefighter t-shirt as a tribute to first responders.

 The problem? The color. Sonoma Valley Unified School District doesn’t allow students to wear solid red or blue clothing because of gang affiliations with those colors. 

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Windsor Firefighters will Mark 9/11

September 11, 2009

source: Press Democrat

Every year since the Sept. 11 terror attacks, a group of firefighters, first responders and others have gathered in Windsor to commemorate that tragic day.

Today, beside a banner reading “Sept. 11, 2001: We will never forget,” the tradition continues.

At 7 a.m., a modest flag-lowering ceremony will take place at the Windsor Fire Protection District headquarters on Old Redwood Highway.

Local firefighters, police officers, paramedics and their families are expected to attend, as well as a special guest.

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