September 11 Commission Report - Gnostic Liberation Front

through the clouds of dust. Says Greene: "It just completely engulfed the north tower where I was and I
started crawling." [Port Authority Heroes: Part 2, CBS News, New York, October 19, 2001]
Here is where the mystery and questions begin. Tabeek, who supposedly received a call
for help, volunteered to go on a rescue mission that apparently didn’t need to happen. He
was given resources to assist in the rescue that he did not need, and which he left behind.
The one resource (Desperito) that continued on the mission with him did not return.
There are conflicting stories about how Desperito died.
Tabeek testified that he was with Desperito when he died, that he died when the South
Tower collapsed, and that he was in the control room during the collapse of the South
Tower. Tabeek also reports that seven others plus him survived when the South Tower
collapsed because of the hardened glass in the command center. However, the “67 year
old geezer” testified that Desperito died later, and Tabeek elsewhere testifies that
Desperito and he were elsewhere when the South Tower collapsed! Moreover, Tabeek
would later change his story so that Deperito died on the West Street “overpass” rather
than on the 22 nd floor. From Tabeek’s story below, one might also come to the conclusion
that he feigns sincerity “too much.”
“Security Manager George Tabeek and Firefighter Andy Desperito were continuing to rescue others.
They raced into an overpass above West Street, just as the second tower began to collapse. "All of a
sudden, all hell broke loose," says Tabeek. "We got hit with debris, couldn't see. I couldn't get air. I
was choking. He was there one second. Next second, he was gone from my side or from behind me."
Tabeek held onto a column while debris rained down on him: "It kept building up on me when it was
coming down, almost up to my shoulder blades. And I kept pushing it off. All of a sudden, everything
just stopped. Dead silence. I got hit with a blast of heat and I got burnt on my face and my hand."
Shaking free of the rubble, he looked everywhere for the firefighter who'd been at his side for the past
hour. Desperito was nowhere to be found. "I started calling, 'Andy, Andy. Where are you? Tell me
where you are. Let me help you. Where are you?'" says Tabeek. Desperito, 44, died on that overpass.
He was married with three children.” [Port Authority Heroes: Part 2, CBS News New York, Oct. 19,
2001]
Evidence suggests that the mission involved an FBI office that was targeted for
destruction. Desperito was an ‘expert’ witness to that destruction. He died standing next
to the person who had to be involved in authorizing the removal of the bomb-sniffing
dogs, and the approvals required for turning off the sprinkler systems for repair work by
Rocky Hammad. There are no witnesses to his death other than Tabeek. Another
potential witness (Cho) who stopped to help the FBI ‘pick up’ was told to leave. The
floors officially reported to be occupied by the Port Authority do not include the 22nd
floor. There is a report of an FBI agent ‘clearing the floor’ in an area where there are no
reported FBI offices, and there is another report of an FBI agent seen on the 22nd Floor.
Nine minutes before the Tower collapses, the FBI receives an advisory call that the
Tower was about to come down! Who knew that?
2. Why was the FBI center hardened, while the rest of the building was not?
The FBI facility had been recently upgraded with additional security to protect itself from
just such a terrorist attack. The 22nd floor was a hardened, bomb-proof, highly secured
computer center, which seems consistent with Dick Eastman’s claim that this location
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