Reply #168: Indira Singh On EPA... [View All]

[Fainter]

Jack, I don't know if you've had a chance to peruse the lengthy interview conducted by Bonnie Faulkner for the Guns N' Butter radio program, but Singh talks at length about the perfidy of the EPA during 9/11 and its aftermath. Here is a link to the transcript:


http://www.nowpublic.com/node/25975


Like Sibel Edmonds, Singh is another extraordinary woman who emerged from 9/11, and if anything is an even more pivotal figure because of her involvement with Ptech and Yasin al-Qadi. What was done to the health of the residents of Lower Manhattan and all the first responders and victims of 9/11 was at best criminally negligent, and in the case of Ms. Singh, who sacrificed so much that day so that others might live, was especially egregious. Among her many accomplishments, private pilot, EMT, IT guru, she was also a world class mountain climber, a discipline which requires its practitioners to be at the peak of aerobic conditioning. Indira was robbed of her health working the pile the first day and week of September 11th because of the poisoned air.

You're damned right the allegations about the findings of Able Danger haven't been debunked! The Pentagon's "investigation" was a pure cover-up. This level of obstruction of justice hasn't been condoned since the 9/11 Commission itself. The same must be said regarding the put option scandal.

If elsewhere in other threads I have left the impression that the work you do is less than invaluable, please accept my apology. You and the other methodical researchers who post their work to this forum, do brilliant and dogged work making it possible to "connect the dots" of 9/11. Someday, it will be recognized and will have enduring historical value because it will be seen to have been instrumental in exposing the greatest fraud of our age.