Jeremy Pelfrey
Journalist Who Can Attest To Veracity Of Cassandra's Story
Sun Jul 13 17:21:52 2003
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I'm one of the journalists who Cassandra sent her email to, and there is indeed a lot of weight to what she asserts. The college newspaper I write for plans to do an article in several parts about this scandal. There most certainly was a letter sent to Armani on May 7th. As far as the information contained thereon, the powers that be whom I spoke with were absolutely shocked that I had come by any knowledge of these things, making them VERY nervous. Why would they do that over nothing? Furthermore, they confirmed that several of the things stated in the letter were indeed in it. Hence, it's not merely "her said she said" as one poster put it. It amazes me that the posters on this message board are acting just as insular and reactionary as the people who rebuff them for their theories. The fact that claims were made about such things as rogue cops, drones, caches of ricin and the like and it wasn't even looked into period by the authorities out there is a scandal ipso facto regardless of what they may or may not have found! The idea of Al-Qaeda with the help of expertise from someone like Gelynglas glad-handing and/or strong-arming the police and courts into helping them implement their nefarious schemes is a lot more plausible than the idiotic theory of our own government firing cruise missles into the WTC. After all, George Bush doesn't even have the imagination much to think of such a ruse much less cover it up for two years. Considering the circumstances which the letter surfaced, any the law's responses to the media inquiries about it, anyone who thinks that it's disinformation is on acid. When ham conspiracy theorists think conspiracy theories themselves are part of a greater conspiracy theory...it's time to get help. As far as misspellings I'm surprised that some of the people on this board have an IQ high enough to notice.
Jeremy

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