Norman Mineta gets Metal of Freedom
truth911.net Sat, 12/16/2006 - 7:45am
WASHINGTON — President Bush on Friday awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom to a blues guitarist, a baseball star, a scientist and several writers and educators.
The medal is the nation's highest civilian honor, recognizing achievement in public service, science, the arts, education, athletics and other fields. Bush said the recipients were "exceptional individuals who have gained great admiration and respect throughout our country."
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,236778,00.html
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"Medal" of freedom
I believe it's a "medal" of freedom.
The medal, combined with a cosy job at Hill & Knowlton, sounds like the type of payoff one would expect for being a good little traitor and keeping one's mouth shut.
Problem is he was not a good
Problem is he was not a good little traitor and he did not keep his mouth shut. He told the truth, the profound truth indicating clearly that the order had to have been to NOT shoot the plane down, and that testimony was left out of the 9-11 commission report. Mr. Mineta announced his "retirement" the morning after Dr. Fetzer said on O'Reilly Factor what Minetta's testimony was. Mr. Mineta is a lucky ducky. It's a wonder he was not "Bushwhacked".
Blessings from Dachsie in Austin.
His resignation letter is
His resignation letter is dated 2 days earlier...