Curt Weldon

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629 appearances 3 recordings 2 series first heard Apr 2025 last heard 18 Aug

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Ich glaube, es war 2005. Also, was ich gemacht habe, war, dass der Report veröffentlicht wurde in der Ways-and-Means-Room des Kanon-Bildes. Ich saß in der Vorderseite, um der erste zu sein. Lee Hamilton und Tom King waren da. Gute Leute. Ich blöde sie nicht. Es war nicht sie. Es waren die Staffer, die das kontrollierten. Es war nicht der Kommissionär. Es war der Zelikow-Typ. That's right.
Zelikow und Gorelick. And Dieter Snell. Dieter Snell was a staff for working for them.
Who wrote the firewall memo that said you can't transfer military intelligence to civilian law enforcement.
Maybe that's the case. So I sat in the front row and I said, Lee, why did you not allow me to testify? And he said to me, well, Congressman, you know, we had a lot of people that wanted to testify. Now I'm the representative of all the firefighters in the country. I'm the point person for the firefighters. I'm a firefighter and a fire chief. I've been at the Trade Center in 93.
I've been there in 911 and they would not let me testify because they didn't want to hear what I had to say.
I would have said that we caused this. What do you mean? We were the intelligence. I had the evidence that we could have stopped this. Not me. Louis Freeh said that. Based upon what I came out with, Louis Frey's op-ed in the Wall Street Journal, which I can give you a copy of, said the 9-11 Commission was an incomplete investigation.
And he also went on Good Morning America and said the same thing. They tried to blame Louis Frey because Louis Frey had left the FBI the year before 9-11 happened. So he was their scapegoat. And to this day, I think Louis is very upset over that.
So the only way around this is to have a new, for the firefighters of America and for our country to have an independent commission be appointed and give that commission full authority to take this wherever it goes, including the end result. And the end result may be very ugly.
Right, okay. Besides being a firefighter, I work for the INA, largest insurance company in North America. I was responsible for training their fire protection arson people for 18 years. That doesn't happen. You never have a 47-story building just collapse, which this is. Even Donald Trump, I have a tape of him speaking on 9-11.
And Donald Trump, which I'll give you a copy of, in his own words says, that's controlled demolition.
See, here's what they did. They brought in NIST. Sie haben einen NIST-Report gebracht. Kannst du uns erzählen, was ein NIST ist? University of Alaska, which is a very credible engineering department, did a full refutation of the NIST report, saying it's full with gaps and full with inaccuracies and areas where they did not get the right information. Let me just say this to you.
People say, well, you can't question NIST. NIST always does the right thing. When I went to Congress, Tucker, in my first term, I'm two doors from the Speaker's office, Speaker Jim Wright. His office catches on fire. It's seven o'clock at night. As a firefighter, I go up, punch the door open, get down on my hands and knees, crawl in. The kitchen's fully involved. This is all documented.
You can read about it. And I said to my staffer, go get me the portable extinguishers. Three of the five weren't charged. I said, go get me the hose in the hose station. There was no hose in the hose station. I come back out and I say, we got to evacuate the building. Now I'm in my first term. It's a seven story building above ground. No sprinklers, no detectors, no alarms.
Here is the building, one of the six office buildings holding the House and the Senate, in violation of every building code and fire code in America. Nun, ich bin ein Experte auf NFPA 101, den Lebenssicherheitscode und die Boca-Codes.
Dieses Gebäude, wenn NIST sein Job gemacht hätte, hätte NIST gesagt, wenn du im Kongress sein wirst, wirst du in einem Gebäude arbeiten, in dem deine Angehörigen, die blind und verletzt sind, nicht bedroht fühlen werden. Sieben Höhen über dem Boden. Kein Alarmsystem. Kein Detektionssystem. Also, wenn ein Feuer stattfindet und die Polizei durch das Gebäude läuft, schreit, Feuer, raus!
You cannot trust the federal agencies.
Well, when I got up there the day after, I had been in the Trade Center at the restaurant on the top several times. There's no way those two buildings could have collapsed into what they were there. Something had to happen. Was that obvious to you immediately? Yeah, absolutely.
And they were looking for other firefighters like Ray Downey and the 342 others that were trapped and eventually vaporized. So something happened. There's a high explosive material, I think it's called Fermite, that is used to explode metal and steel and vaporize it. Tests were never done on that. Es gab einige unabhängige Tests, die herausgefunden haben, dass es so etwas gibt.
Aber die ganze Sache wurde nie über die Art der Befragung überwiesen, die beurteilt werden würde, wenn 3.000 Menschen sterben. Ich meine, wenn 3.000 Menschen sterben, würdest du denken, dass es eine volle, massive Befragung wäre, nicht nach 9-11, offensichtlich, aber was ist mit den Gebäuden passiert? Und warum kommen sie herunter? Sie sind die einzigen hochgeheizten Gebäude der Welt. Right.
Right. Well, tell us who he was. What is... FDNY. FDNY. And as clear as you listening to me here, and I know I get passionate and I apologize to your listeners for that. He says, we're on floor 78, the floor of impact. We've got two fires and we can handle them. One minute later, the whole building collapses. That's not normal. That is not acceptable. That is not what happened.
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