Midex wrote:
(9/11 Israeli Spy Scandal - FOX NEWS 4 Part Series Dec. 2001)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fAoe26Ma

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Fox News, alone of all the media, actually ran the story as a four
part broadcast, and put the story up on its web site. Then, without
explanation, Fox News erased the story from their web site and have
never mentioned it again. So was it true, or just made up? If it were
true, why no investigation?, if False why no investigation?

Dale Solly a reporter for Washington DC, ABC affiliate, WJLA Channel 7
who followed the story of the 120 Israeli's posing as art students who
were actually part of an intelligence gathering operation that seemed to
be aimed at the men who would ultimately carry out the 9/11 attacks
died suddenly of a heart attack on April 27th, 2002. Friends expressed
shock that a person in such excellent physical condition with no history
of family heart ailments could have died so suddenly. Sully had a bit
of a history with angering the Israeli's. WJLA's broadcasting
facilities were virtually next door to the Israeli Embassy.

Who else had a convenient heart attack? Kenny boy. Cliff Baxter,
former vice chairman of Enron wasn't so lucky. A very strange suicide
indeed. Supposedly, Baxter wrote a suicide note in block letters (which
friends say he never used) then left home in his car wearing pajamas and
no shoes after imbibing a cocktail of 5 Ambien tablets (two recommended
max), also some Norpropoxyphene and some Citalopram and drove, (that's
right, drove) himself to a deserted spot and shot himself with
untraceable ammunition known as rat shot. Baxter was in a position to
expose the Ken Lay Ponzi scheme that largely funded Bush's 2000 election
campaign was due to testify before Congress and a grand jury regarding
Enron's collapse.

California attorney and journalist Paul Sanford, Michael Newdow's
attorney who argued before the US Supreme Court why "Under God" should
be excised from the Pledge of Allegiance but who is best remembered for
asking Bush Press Secretary Scott McClellan in 2005 why the leaking of
CIA agent Valerie Plame Wilson's name by the White House should not be
considered an act of treason, died suddenly at the Embassy Suites Hotel
in Seaside, California on Christmas Eve.

For over a decade, this reporter has been cited as a modern-day Osiris
in trying to alert the world to the suspicious deaths of journalist
colleagues -- from Danny Casolaro and Paul Wilcher to Gary Webb and Dale
Solly. Unfortunately, there is now again reason to believe that a
journalist's death may have not been what is being reported. The
suspicious deaths of opponents of the Bush Crime Family, from
journalists and intelligence agents to businessmen and other private
citizens, has reached epidemic proportions.

According to police who spoke to the Monterey Herald, Sanford, who was
married with two children, "probably" jumped between 9 and 12 floors
above the hotel's atrium to his death in what is being called a
"suicide." Odd behavior for someone who had just bought his mother's
home in picturesque Pebble Beach where he planned to retire in the future.