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William Binney - This is the research we did online...
This is the research we did online for the 9/11 attacks... we gave this briefing internally at the CIA, they said, 'how'd you know all this stuff?' because at the same time one of the emails had the date... 9/11 as the attack date that was given. (William Binney)

This is the research we did online for the 9/11 attacks... we gave this briefing internally at the CIA, they said, 'how'd you know all this stuff?' because at the same time one of the emails had the date... 9/11 as the attack date that was given.

William Binney

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