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Kurt Haskell, as a lawyer, considered taking legal action against the US government, but took a pragmatic decision not to, considering that they had far more resources to bear than him, and it was not an area of his legal expertise. | Kurt Haskell, as a lawyer, considered taking legal action against the US government, but took a pragmatic decision not to, considering that they had far more resources to bear than him, and it was not an area of his legal expertise. | ||
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| − | The event lead Haskell to intensively research what happened that day. He was told by an anonymous source that there were 50 FBI waiting for the plane to land in Michigan. | + | The event lead Haskell to intensively research what happened that day. He was told by an anonymous source that there were 50 FBI waiting for the plane to land in Michigan. He concluded that the 'underwear bomb' was a deliberate failure intended to boost the flagging "[[war on terror]]", which had lacked such a high profile incident since [[9-11]]. |
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| − | Haskell has testified on [[independent media]] about the [[underwear bombing]]<ref>http://www.radio4all.net/index.php/program/79009</ref> and has | + | Haskell has testified on [[independent media]] about the [[underwear bombing]]<ref>http://www.radio4all.net/index.php/program/79009</ref> and has energetically researched other [[false flag]] attacks. He has published on [[Natural News]].<ref>http://www.naturalnews.com/051926_Kurt_Haskel_TalkNetwork_Real_Investigations.html</ref> Haskell and his wife left [[USA]] and now live in [[Costa Rica]].<ref>http://haskellfamily.blogspot.com</ref> |
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==References== | ==References== | ||
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Revision as of 07:13, 29 April 2017
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Kurt Haskell is a US lawyer who, with his wife, was on board Northwest Airlines Flight 253 on December 25, 2009, when Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab (the 'underwear bomber') apparently tried to detonate a bomb in his underwear. Haskell and his wife Lori both overheard that Abdulmutallab was let on the plane without a passport after the intervention of a much older man who was accompanying him. After this event, Haskell reports a pattern of active disinterest in his testimony by the US authorities. He has carried out his own investigation into the incident and believes it was a false flag designed to promote the "war on terror", which was failing to capture the public imagination after 8 years without a terrorist incident in USA.
Contents
Testimony
Kurt Haskell was initially interviewed by commercially-controlled media.
Haskell reports that the US authorities announced that they had detained the people responsible for the attack.
FBI
Haskell reports that the FBI showed little interest in his testimony about the sharply dressed Indian, and he construed their questions as efforts to try to sew seeds of uncertainty in his mind about the episode.
Legal follow up
Kurt Haskell, as a lawyer, considered taking legal action against the US government, but took a pragmatic decision not to, considering that they had far more resources to bear than him, and it was not an area of his legal expertise.
Research
The event lead Haskell to intensively research what happened that day. He was told by an anonymous source that there were 50 FBI waiting for the plane to land in Michigan. He concluded that the 'underwear bomb' was a deliberate failure intended to boost the flagging "war on terror", which had lacked such a high profile incident since 9-11.
Later activities
Haskell has testified on independent media about the underwear bombing[1] and has energetically researched other false flag attacks. He has published on Natural News.[2] Haskell and his wife left USA and now live in Costa Rica.[3]
Event Witnessed
| Event | Location(s) | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Underwear bombing | US Michigan | A successful engineer supposedly turns "extremist", joins Al-Qaeda and boards a plane with a professional made bomb in his underwear without a passport. His handler has never been found. |
