Trump sycophants will lie for their pathological lying master.This was just one of many accounts from that day, from actual people on the ground:
So you can't disprove it. Such colorful language, too.
How is that different from Trump saying it was heavily covered on TV?"It was all in the papers" your say. You can do better than that.It was in all the papers at the time. A woman observed the celebrants happily taking pictures while standing on top of the moving van and reported them to the Jersey City police. She took down the license plate number as the white van left and the police put out an APB for the van. It was found in Fort Lee and the occupants were arrested and the FBI was called in. Their film was developed in the Newark office and indeed showed the Israelis quite happy about the towers on fire. That was what was what was cited by Trump in the WaPo article except it didn't come out that the 5 men were Israelis until the police report and FBI report were partially declassified.
Here is the van they were "tailgating" on:
5 Young Israelis, Caught in Net of Suspicion
As their lawyer tells it, when the five young men were picked up by F.B.I. agents in midday on Sept. 11, they had a box cutter with them. One man carried $4,000 in cash, another had two passports.
In short, there probably were good reasons to be suspicious of the men who became the subjects of widespread news coverage.
What those early news accounts missed, however, was that all five of the men were Israeli Jews, and that if they had box cutters, it was because at least four of them and possibly all five worked for Urban Moving Systems, a household moving company in New York and New Jersey.
Tell the PATHOLOGICAL liar to sue me!!!
Trump sycophants will lie for their pathological lying master.This was just one of many accounts from that day, from actual people on the ground:
So you can't disprove it. Such colorful language, too.
You know better than asking anyone to "disprove" events that happened 14 years ago.
It's up to you guys to prove it, not for us to disprove it.
Yes, pathological liar Trump himself referred to a Sept 18, 2001 WaPo article that mentions Jersey City celebrants being detained by the police, and the 5 celebrating Israelis were the ONLY ones detained by the Jersey City police that day.How is that different from Trump saying it was heavily covered on TV?"It was all in the papers" your say. You can do better than that.It was in all the papers at the time. A woman observed the celebrants happily taking pictures while standing on top of the moving van and reported them to the Jersey City police. She took down the license plate number as the white van left and the police put out an APB for the van. It was found in Fort Lee and the occupants were arrested and the FBI was called in. Their film was developed in the Newark office and indeed showed the Israelis quite happy about the towers on fire. That was what was what was cited by Trump in the WaPo article except it didn't come out that the 5 men were Israelis until the police report and FBI report were partially declassified.
Here is the van they were "tailgating" on:
5 Young Israelis, Caught in Net of Suspicion
As their lawyer tells it, when the five young men were picked up by F.B.I. agents in midday on Sept. 11, they had a box cutter with them. One man carried $4,000 in cash, another had two passports.
In short, there probably were good reasons to be suspicious of the men who became the subjects of widespread news coverage.
What those early news accounts missed, however, was that all five of the men were Israeli Jews, and that if they had box cutters, it was because at least four of them and possibly all five worked for Urban Moving Systems, a household moving company in New York and New Jersey.
What do you think that proves? Is there any proof that these are the people Trump and other witnesses are referring to? This is what you call a "straw man."
This was just one of many accounts from that day, from actual people on the ground:
Twitter didn't exist in 2001, and the date of that tweet says that it happened in the last few days.
You know that I was there on Sept. 11th, right?
This was just one of many accounts from that day, from actual people on the ground:
Twitter didn't exist in 2001, and the date of that tweet says that it happened in the last few days.
You know that I was there on Sept. 11th, right?
I never said it did. The person posting was there on 9/11 too. Of course he didn't live tweet the damned thing. What a ludicrous suggestion, Doc.
How is that different from Trump saying it was heavily covered on TV?"It was all in the papers" your say. You can do better than that.It was in all the papers at the time. A woman observed the celebrants happily taking pictures while standing on top of the moving van and reported them to the Jersey City police. She took down the license plate number as the white van left and the police put out an APB for the van. It was found in Fort Lee and the occupants were arrested and the FBI was called in. Their film was developed in the Newark office and indeed showed the Israelis quite happy about the towers on fire. That was what was what was cited by Trump in the WaPo article except it didn't come out that the 5 men were Israelis until the police report and FBI report were partially declassified.
Here is the van they were "tailgating" on:
5 Young Israelis, Caught in Net of Suspicion
As their lawyer tells it, when the five young men were picked up by F.B.I. agents in midday on Sept. 11, they had a box cutter with them. One man carried $4,000 in cash, another had two passports.
In short, there probably were good reasons to be suspicious of the men who became the subjects of widespread news coverage.
What those early news accounts missed, however, was that all five of the men were Israeli Jews, and that if they had box cutters, it was because at least four of them and possibly all five worked for Urban Moving Systems, a household moving company in New York and New Jersey.
This was just one of many accounts from that day, from actual people on the ground:
Twitter didn't exist in 2001, and the date of that tweet says that it happened in the last few days.
You know that I was there on Sept. 11th, right?
I never said it did. The person posting was there on 9/11 too. Of course he didn't live tweet the damned thing. What a ludicrous suggestion, Doc.
It's not an "account from that day" if it was written 14 years later.
Only leftwing dumbshits think truth is dumb.
This was just one of many accounts from that day, from actual people on the ground:
Twitter didn't exist in 2001, and the date of that tweet says that it happened in the last few days.
You know that I was there on Sept. 11th, right?
I never said it did. The person posting was there on 9/11 too. Of course he didn't live tweet the damned thing. What a ludicrous suggestion, Doc.
It's not an "account from that day" if it was written 14 years later.
When you told me
"You know, I was there on Sept 11th, right"
You are providing me with the fact you were there... 14 years ago. So, am I to dismiss the claim purely because it was written 14 years after the fact? Preposterous.
The witness saw them on the roof of the "moving" van while it was PARKED below her window.How is that different from Trump saying it was heavily covered on TV?"It was all in the papers" your say. You can do better than that.It was in all the papers at the time. A woman observed the celebrants happily taking pictures while standing on top of the moving van and reported them to the Jersey City police. She took down the license plate number as the white van left and the police put out an APB for the van. It was found in Fort Lee and the occupants were arrested and the FBI was called in. Their film was developed in the Newark office and indeed showed the Israelis quite happy about the towers on fire. That was what was what was cited by Trump in the WaPo article except it didn't come out that the 5 men were Israelis until the police report and FBI report were partially declassified.
Here is the van they were "tailgating" on:
5 Young Israelis, Caught in Net of Suspicion
As their lawyer tells it, when the five young men were picked up by F.B.I. agents in midday on Sept. 11, they had a box cutter with them. One man carried $4,000 in cash, another had two passports.
In short, there probably were good reasons to be suspicious of the men who became the subjects of widespread news coverage.
What those early news accounts missed, however, was that all five of the men were Israeli Jews, and that if they had box cutters, it was because at least four of them and possibly all five worked for Urban Moving Systems, a household moving company in New York and New Jersey.
This had nothing to do with the witnesses saying the celebrants were ON THE ROOFTOPS, NOT ON TOP OF MOVING TRUCKS.
Move along.
Then why do members of this forum get banned for making false statements about other members?
Only leftwing dumbshits think truth is dumb.
Only butthurt, whiny right-wingers think you can sue someone for calling you a liar anonymously on the internet.
