:: Netmarcos' Notes ::
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:: Thursday, April 15, 2004 ::
An interesting observation on the 9/11 commission and the particular role of Richard ben Veniste in this soap-opera.Fifty years from now, the conspiracy theorists will be wondering what ben Veniste set out to hide and whether he accomplished his mission. Too late to change that now, but speculation about ben Veniste's cover-ups will come to rival the cottage industry surrounding Dallas. A great fate for one of prosecutors of Watergate.
:: Mark 3:03 PM [+] ::
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