Instead of investigating any alleged criminals actions and later prosecuting those 'criminals', the 'police' are out to 'get' (charge/imprison/murder) the person who exposed the purported criminal activities.
When the 'government' wants you for exposing their criminal activities, they don't want to 'just talk to you', they want to crucify you.
Many people have stated on public record that 'September 11' was an inside job, meaning it was orchestrated by the United States government.
Official reports state that WTC building 7 collapsed as a result of WTC 1 & 2 being hit by an airplane.
In an initial interview with Larry Silverstein, he states that they had to "pull it", meaning demolish the building.
See video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p34XrI2Fm6I
Killing people on your behalf is not difficult for a government to do...
See article from 1 Jul 2016 from new.com.au of the headline:
What an official September 11 photographer filmed and why he says it cost him his freedom
HOURS after planes flew into the
World Trade Center’s Twin Towers on September 11, 2001, Kurt Sonnenfeld
was given unrestricted access to ground zero.
Sonnenfeld
was working for the Federal Emergency Management Agency, an
organisation tied to the US Department of Homeland Security and charged
with co-ordinating first response to disasters.
Armed
with camera gear, the 39-year-old was asked to film everything he saw.
His documented evidence was supposed to form part of a report about what
happened, but he never handed back the footage.
His life began to unravel spectacularly in the following months and years, culminating in the death of his wife.
She was found dead on a couch in the Denver home the pair shared with a bullet wound to the back of the head.
Fifteen
years later, the now-54-year-old is on the run in Argentina. The US
government wants him back in the country. Officially, they say he’s
wanted over the murder of his wife, but he believes it’s something far
more sinister.
He says they want to
silence him over what he saw beneath World Trade Center 6, evidence he
is convinced paints the Bush Administration as big players in the
deadliest attack on American soil.
Kurt Sonnenfeld, right, holds a camera at ground zero in September 2001. Picture: Michael Rieger/APSource:AP
‘I CAN’T BELIEVE SHE SHOT HERSELF’
As police descended on Sonnenfeld’s doorstep, they heard him utter the words “I can’t believe she shot herself”.
When they gained access to the couple’s home on New Year’s Eve in 2002, it was obvious that Sonnenfeld had been drinking.
He had blood on his hands and alcohol on his breath, police told GQ. They said in an upstairs room they found Nancy in red underwear, still breathing, but barely.
They
rushed her to hospital with part of the bullet still protruding from
the back of her skull. She died, aged 36, the following morning.
A
cryptic note was discovered in the couple’s bedroom. It appeared to be a
suicide note. On it, Nancy had written: “What indeed is finally
beautiful except death and love. Kurt, please get help.” The word love
had been crossed out.
Nancy’s
fingerprints were on the gun but Sonnenfeld was taken in for
questioning. He was charged with murder and was due to appear in court
in June 2002, but the charges were dropped.
He
fled because of a feeling it wouldn’t be the last time police came
asking questions. His instincts were spot on. In 2003, a year and a half
after his charges were dropped, a judge signed a new warrant for his
arrest. When police went looking, they realised he was gone.
Sonnenfeld met and married a woman in Argentina shortly after arriving. The pair have two girls.
The
US Government has tried to extradite the former FEMA staffer
unsuccessfully. Part of the reason for that is Argentina’s strict
opposition to the death penalty. Sonnenfeld could face execution in the
state of Colorado if found guilty of Nancy’s murder.
The south tower of the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001. Picture: Gulnara Samoilova/APSource:Supplied
WHAT DID SONNENFELD SEE?
Sporting bleached blond hair, Sonnenfeld wove his way through the rubble of Manhattan’s downtown financial district.
He
shot hours of footage but never handed it in. Of particular interest
was what he found beneath World Trade Center 6. He says inside the
building he came across a vault that had been cleared of its contents
before the planes struck.
In a
documentary filmed in Argentina, Sonnenfeld said the discovery is proof
that America knew the attacks were coming, at the very least.
“One
thing I’m certain of is that agencies of intelligence of the United
States of America knew what was going to happen and at least let it
happen,” he said.
“Not only did they know it was going to happen, but they in fact collaborated.”
The theory is popular among truthers. It is given weight by a similar discovery on a basement door below World Trade Center 4.
According to a New York Times article, the door to a vault was still in tact but it appeared as if somebody had tried to gain entry. Behind the vault door were nearly a thousand tonnes of silver and gold.
Sonnenfeld
is a conspiracy theorist and not only because of what he saw. He says
he has the most trouble understanding how World Trade Center 7 collapsed
despite suffering no damage.
“To me, the most suspicious thing of all is what happened to building seven at the World Trade Center,” he said.
“This
building was not hit by a plane. It didn’t have any structural damage
... but, amazingly enough, building seven fell in a perfect textbook
type implosion, taking only 6.5 seconds for a 47-storey building to fall
completely into its own footprint.
“This to me indicates there was absolutely no resistance between the floors when the building collapsed.”
The Sonnenfeld home where Nancy Sonnenfeld’s body was found. Picture: Denver District
Attorney's OfficeSource:Supplied
‘HE ADMITTED TO KILLING HIS WIFE’
Robert Dreyer and Damian Whitehead shared a jail cell with Kurt Sonnenfeld in the days after Nancy’s death.
They said the Denver man initially denied charges against him but later admitted to killing his wife.
In his only interview with US media since moving to Argentina, Sonnenfeld told GQ he could not be certain if he ever met the pair in jail.
“Could’ve met ‘em. I certainly didn’t make any friends,” he said.
Their testimony doesn’t help Sonnenfeld’s case. Other evidence collected at the scene also works against him.
Police
say when they attended to a 911 call, they found Sonnenfeld with blood
on his hands and blood spatter on his face. His defence team argued an
official line that he embraced his wife after hearing the gun go off and
she “coughed and sneezed” in his face.
The problem with that is Sonnenfeld told GQ
it didn’t happen that way. He said he put his hands on his face moments
after tending to his wife and the “spatter” was simply dried blood.
The questions will continue to come but, as long as he is in Argentina, he will never have to answer them officially.
In the documentary, he says he is ready for the harassment to stop.
“At
least four times has my case been looked at by a judge and been decided
in my favour yet the US government continues and continues,” Sonnenfeld
said.
“What we want now is for the US
government to cease what they’re doing. My wife and I now have two
beautiful daughters born here in Argentina. I now consider myself
Argentinian.
“Of course I miss my
(family) very much. I miss the mountains of Colorado. But to me, if I
had a chance to go back to the United States, I don’t believe I would.
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