"There were lots of warnings." about 9/11« Thread Started on Oct 15, 2006, 10:27am » --------------------------------------------------------------------------------Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld was interviewed on 12 October 2001 by Lyric Wallwork Winik (yes, that's her real name), a columnist for Parade, the magazine that comes in many Sunday newspapers across the US. Although Parade is one of the most mainstream magazines imaginable (think People meets the Saturday Evening Post), Winik blindsided Rumsfeld with a question that few reporters/interviewers have the guts to ask:"This is a question that's been asked by many Americans, but especially by the widows of September 11th. How were we so asleep at the switch? How did a war targeting civilians arrive on our homeland with seemingly no warning?"Rumsfeld is apparently shaken by this young reporter's forthrightness. First, he admits what few else dare:"There were lots of warnings."Link to Post - Back to Top 207.216.179.218 botAdministratormember is offline Joined: Nov 2004Posts: 4,324Re: "There were lots of warnings." about 9/11« Reply #1 on Oct 15, 2006, 10:28am » --------------------------------------------------------------------------------http://www.the7thfire.com/Politics%20and%20History/Missile-Not-Flight-77.html