Canadian Minister of Public Safety, the Honourable Stockwell Day,
U.S. Vice-President Richard Cheney
Professor Noam Chomsky
Department of Linguistics and Philosophy, MIT
Professor John M. Deutch,
Department of Chemistry, MIT
Dear Professor Jones and Professor Fetzer:
Re: 9/11 - Arbitrage, sabotage and fraud by America's militant elites
Some months ago you invited me - wittingly or unwittingly, given my work as a forensic economist - to become a full member of your online Scholars for 9/11 Truth group.
http://www.st911.org/
I accepted the invitation and joined in good faith, assuming your group's title meant what it said and that you intended to use independent scholarship to expose the truth of 9/11.
I now find myself participating in "conversations" on your website and a covert (?) online forum which appear to be targets for manipulation by militant intellectual elites affiliated to the MIT Center for Collective Intelligence - previously 'Center for Coordination Science'.
http://p073.ezboard.com/fancientlosttreasuresfrm133
My research suggests that CAI - the Teachers ('TIAA-CREF') private equity group - and MIT faculty members, including Noam Chomsky, John Deutch, Paul Gray and Charles Vest, used the online resources and knowledge of MIT Center to coordinate multiple acts of arbitrage, sabotage and fraud linked to the 'al-Qaeda' attacks of 9/11.
Some research findings in support of my allegations can be found at the archive site below. http://valis.cjb.cc/HawksCAFE/
Would you be kind enough to post this letter on your main site and respond to my concerns in public - as you have so far failed to do on the private forum - to ensure that unwitting members of S9/11T are not being misrepresented as witting participants in an elaborate 'al-Qaeda' fraud by CAI private equity and America's militant intellectual elites?
Thank you for your consideration.
Yours sincerely,
David Hawkins
Notes: "9/11 - Arbitrage, sabotage and fraud by America's militant elites"
Excerpts .. "Strategic Manipulation of Internet Opinion Forums ..
