But anyhow.
The U.S. Secret Service failed to do its job on September 11, 2001 in several important ways. These failures could be explained if the Secret Service had foreknowledge of the 9/11 events as they were proceeding. That possibility leads to difficult questions about how the behavior of Secret Service employees might have contributed to the success of the 9/11 terrorist attacks. Answering those questions will require the release of existing interview transcripts as well as follow-up questioning, under oath, of a few key people within the agency.
The most glaring example of Secret Service failure on 9/11 was the lack of protection for the President of the United States after it was well known that the country was facing terrorist attacks on multiple fronts.The interesting thing about this was that it was not a consistent approach. That is, the president was protected by the Secret Service in many ways that day but he was not protected from the most obvious, and apparently the most imminent, danger.
President Bush had been at risk earlier that morning when Middle-Eastern looking journalists appeared at his hotel in Sarasota, Florida claiming to have an appointment for an interview.A Secret Service agent turned them away in a move that might have saved Bush from an assassination attempt. [1]
Bush then traveled to an elementary school for a community outreach photo opportunity which had been well-publicized for several days. It was reported that “Police and Secret Service Agents were on the roof, on horseback and in every hallway” at the school. [2]Every visitor at the school was required to attend a preparation meeting two days before, and all the phone lines had been tapped.The school’s principal stated – “It was the safest place in the world. If you blew your nose and it wasn’t time for you to blow your nose, they knew it.” [3]
http://globalresearch.ca/index.php?context=va&aid=29956
The Secret Service did not fail to do their job. They did precisely as instructed. They did not remove George Bush from Booker Elementary School because sitting in the middle of a grade school, on live TV, was the absolute safest place for that little criminal conspirator to be. (By the way, George Bush was in no way running the operation, nor did he plan it. He's too dim-witted. The bankers who commissioned the event have professionals on the payroll who do those things. George Bush played his role, which was to occupy the Office of the President and sign legislation, nothing more.)
Once you understand that a carefully planned criminal coup d'etat occurred on 9-11, you might expect that non-aligned military elements might take exception to this action and either arrest or militarily target George Bush for removal.
Nothing was left to chance on 9-11. Every last variable had been planned in advance.
George Bush had been placed into that school by the architects of the coup for a reason, and that is why he remained there, seemingly inexplicably. That reason is this: George Bush knowingly used those school children as human shields. Better that than to have Air Force One blown out of the sky in a lawful action by patriotic, non-aligned military elements. Who's gonna lob a cruise missile into an elementary school, hm?
Far from being a war hero, George Bush is arguably the biggest coward who ever lived.
You check back in ten years and see if I'm right. I bet I am.
