
“Will (former Pennsylvania Congressman Curt) Weldon be killed for speaking out” about the truth of what really happened on 9/11? (43:16 mark) is the probing question that lingers on after Weldon’s bombshell interview with Tucker Carlson.
“Hope he doesn’t have an accident or is suicidal”. (Comment posted to the popular website Conservative Tree House).
An ‘accident’ of any kind suffered by Curt Weldon after his Tucker Carlson interview would be cause for high suspicion.
“I’ll never give up. I just can’t,” the last words Curt Weldon said to Canada Free Press (CFP) in his Washington office, circa February of 2006 sounded anything but suicidal. More importantly, Weldon was anything but suicidal when he brought the Truth about 9/11 to the Tucker Carlson Monday interview.
For the past 20 years, Curt Weldon, a firefighter himself before being elected as a congressman joined “my firefighter brothers” to set the record straight about the coverup that monopolized the “News” following one of America’s darkest days that cost the lives of 2 ,976 people who didn’t get to come home from work that tragic day.
Even before exposing the flaws in the 9/11 Commission report, Weldon was flagging the Clinton and Bush administrations about a potential imminent terrorist attack in New York—one full year before the 9/11 tragedy.
All of Weldon’s warnings fell on deaf ears. Then his enemies decided to take him out of political office.
In more ways than one, it was sometimes painful watching former congressman Curt Weldon being interviewed by Tucker Carlson. Painful to see and hear what the congressman lived through, all for trying to get the truth out about what really happened on that fateful day of September 11, 2001.
Then I remembered all the good that courageous Curt Weldon did by staying the course against all odds and never giving up during almost 20 long years of persecution, including an 11th-hour election smear that cost him his Congress seat, and how his daughter was accused of fraud and had her house raided—but was never once interviewed in one of the biggest U.S. government set-ups of all time.
On the day of the CFP interview, a 21-year-old Jack Posobiec, who as a Weldon intern, showed CFP the expansive records of Weldon’s work with “Able Danger”.
Today, Posobiec, a respected Trump MAGA fighter, is the father of two sons.
Finally, Weldon’s dogged research helped bring about the 1-hour 42-minute ‘Calling Out Bravo 7’ movie, which he as promised sent to Carlson the day after his interview.
‘Calling Out Bravo 7’ acknowledges “the courage of the 343 firefighters who tragically lost their lives on 9/11.
In ‘Calling Out Bravo 7’, Fire Commissioner Chris Gioia sums it up:
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