Hell’s Angel On A Trojan Horse?

‘Don’t Shoot’

“The flight is 50 miles out…30 miles…10 miles, do you still want us to uphold the ‘don’t shoot’ order?” The young man dutifully reporting to Vice President Dick Cheney, asked him that question, as the plane that took off from Boston, heading west bound for L. A., returned, flew east past the Pentagon, did a sharp u-turn, and, slammed into the Pentagon building from the East, unchallenged, in what should have been the most secure, most heavily defended airspace on the face of this planet!

A Pretext for War

The end of the Vietnam War and the end of the Cold War saw a major shake-up of American war-related industries. That shakeup forced some to close their doors, or, to revamp—meaning ot ...