His podcast today, ‘It’s time we learn the full truth about 9/11’, in which he interviews former Congressman Curt Weldon came as a special blessing to me on this day.
Canada Free Press had been looking for Curt Weldon for years.
When Weldon was courageously trying to warn the world about the imminent danger of a terrorist attack, he somehow found Canada Free Press.
Back then, major mainstream media outright dismissed his warnings, some going on to ridicule him.
Because I believed what the congressman had discovered in his work in ‘Able Danger’, he continued to phone me on Saturday mornings for months on end.
This ultimately led to an invitation to his office in February, 2006:
‘No port for Able Danger Storm’- (Canada Free Press, Feb. 21, 2006)
“In his Washington D.C. office last Thursday, a slightly tired Rep. Curt Weldon (R-Pa) was lamenting to Canada Free Press the ongoing suppression of Able Danger.
“Eric Kleinsmith and two colleagues had given testimony in open session before the House Armed Services Committee the day before.
“Weldon said that he had found it demoralizing that sincere witnesses, who had turned out for the hearings in full military dress, had been identified on committee papers as "only Mr.”
“In 1999 and 2000, "Mr.'s" like the then-Major Kleinsmith was Chief of Intelligence for the U.S. Army's Land Information Warfare Activity at Ft. Belvoir, Va. and was finding huge success with data mining used to support a top secret unit of Special Operations Command that subsequently pinpointed al-Qaeda cells around the world–code name "Able Danger.”
“As Weldon has been trying to flag the western world, Able Danger, through computer scanning of some 2.5 terabytes of classified and unclassified data, identified five "nodes" of active al-Qaeda intelligence–long before 9/11. One of the nodes identified was active in Brooklyn, N.Y., another was in the faraway port of Aden, Yemen, where the USS Cole was attacked.