The Whistleblower

Last time I commented on 911, I mentioned that the only way to prove an alternate conspiracy theory (one different than the main 911 commission report) was to follow the money trail. Looking for unusual events in the video or eyewitness reports are just distractions. Sept 11th was all very unprecedented and unusual. And for every guy who says he saw the power turned off and work crews on the top 50 floors of the south tower the weekend before 911, there’s another group of demolition experts who claim that the various arm-chair theories about how else the buildings might have fallen (explosives, etc..) just don’t make any sense, given all the evidence. I’ve read hundreds of pages of material like that, all of it adamant that it reflects the truth or falsehood of the 911 report.

This is different.

Indira Singh was a volunteer emergency worker on 911, living the nightmare first hand. Part one of the audio below is a very emotionally compelling account of her time at ground zero, working and living in the aftermath. Her main complaint is not some mysterious event she witnessed, but the all-too-common complaint about the EPA coverup of the air safety issues in lower Manhattan. For that, there is little remaining doubt. The EPA was at best, a miserable failure in protecting the health of people near the WTC.

Part two, on the other hand, will blow you away. It takes a little more patience to manage the details, since a lot of this has to do with enterprise-level business operations and information technology, not something on most people’s minds. But the gist of it is that, if Singh is to be believed (and thus far I do), a Boston company called PTech may be financed by Saudis, including at least one with al Qaeda ties, and simultaneously be given contracts that would put them inside the IT infrastructure of nearly every critical government agency, including the DoD, DHS, FBI. Furthermore, every attempt she’s made to burst open these dealings has been stonewalled by the FBI and CIA, with inside sources allegedly confirming to her that PTech may also be a CIA front. A Saudi-financed CIA front? It gets worse. PTech also had its hands in the FAA computer systems, and at the very least would have gained an intimate knowledge of their systems and capabilities prior to 911.

Singh began uncovering all this while she was responsible for implementing risk management infrastructure at JP Morgan Chase in NY, including designing a system which would work as a kind of internal global monitor for signs of fraud, rogue traders, theft, and such. Her legitimate needs were for a system that had its fingers in everything the company did. So she interviewed PTech as a possible subcontractor with some impressive portfolio and immediately became suspicious based on their behavior.

What followed is a multi-year ordeal of research and alarms in which she claims she convinced a few major media units to cover the story, though it was ultimately dropped (due to national security concerns?). She claims to have confirmation from friends within the FBI and CIA that show that this was being covered up at high levels and people are scared of what’s coming. She, quite predictably, got death threats and a swift kick on the ass from JP Morgan, who had formerly put her in a position of extreme trust, reporting, she says, to members of the board.

The financial connection is almost too staggering to believe. In this view of events, 911 is more of a tragic distraction, an event used to help solidify power, with Bush serving largely as an ineffective figurehead inside a creepy international syndicate that is not only above the law, but in some sense makes the law for the rest of us. But the power transfer began long before 911: infrastructure, IT, security, operations, and law enforcement, subverted bit by bit for power and profit.

PTech was raided in 2002 and subsequently renamed. Ari Fleishcher, then Press Secretary for Bush, stood up to claim PTech was innocent of all charges. Unusual for an FBI operation in progress. And Ptech continues under its new name to this day.

Singh is apparently writing a book, though I don’t see evidence of any sales pitch here. The only claim one could possibly make against her is that she’s gone off the deep end, understandably, from the trauma of 911. But if so, she’s deserves an Academy Award for this performance. You can judge for yourselves. But I find her highly credible.

Part Two (Audio) Part One (Audio). Singh’s Bio courtesy the Guns and Butter radio show
(right click, “save as” to download, or click to play — note their archive link to part two seems to be wrong).

And more background information tying things together, some of which may be more circumstantial.

The thing that really freaks me out about this are the documented government programs to build new detention camps in the USA. The contractor: Halliburton.