ajvol01
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Have you paid attention at all to what was stored in wing one of the pentagon, where the plane hit? I've tried to be logical and sound and nobody seems able to hold a serious conversation on your side. Youe best comebacks are point your finger and laugh, did you see that guys, rhetoric
Have you paid attention at all to what was stored in wing one of the pentagon, where the plane hit? I've tried to be logical and sound and nobody seems able to hold a serious conversation on your side. Youe best comebacks are point your finger and laugh, did you see that guys, rhetoric
That's semantics. He wasn't implying that they needed to upgrade the accounting system so they could fix a glitch. Fortunately, shortly after the department that was investigation the glitch was destroyed, they were still able to identify the systemic error.
Was the DoD accounting system housed there? If so, was the accounting information housed there and absolutely nowhere else?
I'm reaponding to you as seriously as I can. The problem is that your theories take massive leaps in logic that fall apart under very light scrutiny.
It's possible, was all of hillarys emails only located on her server? Sure seems that way so why would financial records of dod, especially ones containing spending on black ops, be duplicated and stored at various locales?
How would it be uncaring to house those records in one location inside the most secure building in the world?
It's possible, was all of hillarys emails only located on her server? Sure seems that way so why would financial records of dod, especially ones containing spending on black ops, be duplicated and stored at various locales?
Because Hillary's server was set up to avoid backup. But it's not quite true to say that her emails were located only on her server. Email is a two-way street.
But, the answer to my question appears to be that you have no idea if the DoD accounting info was located elsewhere, you are just assuming that it wasn't because that assumption fits your theory.
You are making an assumption that it was backed up elsewhere, correct?
You are making an assumption that it was backed up elsewhere, correct?
So, destroying that department accomplished what?
Let me be clear, I don't think the DOD planned 9/11. If anything Rumsfeld's comments prove he had no idea. Nobody makes those kinds of comments knowing they're going to be off the hook the following day. My point is there is definitely a conspiracy with the $2.6T. It could be that someone seized the opportunity created by 9/11 to hide massive amounts of fraud, waste, and abuse.
There's a huge difference in "losing" the $2.3T (which is the going conspiracy theory) and not being able to account for how it was spent. They know it was spent, just not how.
I don't doubt there was waste, abuse and probably some fraud in the Pentagon over the years but people thinking Rumsfield was saying the 2.6 T simply don't understand the context.
Frankly, I have no idea where he came up with that number given the total defense budget in 2001 was around 400Bn. To suggest someone made off with 2.3T means they would have to take every cent of the total defense budget for about 6 years! Assuming it would have to be siphoned off because clearly most of the budget was actually spent on things then it would have to have been embezzlement over decades and many administrations to get to that #.
Is that the theory? That some "organization" has been taking a piece of the defense budget for 30, 40, 50 years and W & Co. (or whoever the boogeyman is) cooked up this scheme to hide it?
So OWOL, let me get this straight.
You think the very same intelligence and military agencies that you believe masterminded the largest terror attack in history and covered it up were somehow completely incompetent enough to only store financial data in one place in the Pentagon?
Your theory seems legit...
Did I post anywhere I believed any agencies were involved? I don't think it's incomprehensible to believe to black ops financial reports are not spread throughout .mil. Every time duplicate you multiply the risk of hack