Mark Bingham was one of the cell phone callers on flight 93 who made a call to his mother and left a message on her machine: "Mom? This is Mark Bingham".
$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('AmandaRecon/911Blogger', 'R')emember Mark Bingham the brave gay hero aboard flight 93?
Look at the date MARKBINGHAM.ORG was setup- 9/12/01!!!
And Mark Bingham is not in the SSDI nor has any "family" member applied to the September 11th Compensation Fund of 2001.
You can add Mark Bingham to the fake passenger list.
Domain ID:D77223487-LROR
Domain Name: MARKBINGHAM.ORG
Created On:12-Sep-2001 17:06:44 UTC
http://markbingham.org/
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Re: "Mom? This is Mark Bingham"
by Zardoz » Mon 20 Mar 2006, 20:22:24
Prove that Mark Bingham never existed.
Prove that his entire family, and all his friends, co-workers, and acquaintances, are actually all psy-ops agents actively involved in your fantastically-complex and vast conspiracy.
Prove it.
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Re: "Mom? This is Mark Bingham"
by Kickinthegob » Mon 20 Mar 2006, 20:27:31
It made a good fairy tale, same as the "let's roll" fairy tale. Disgusting lies designed to play on American emotions really. Of course Hollywood is now busy pumping out the follow up propaganda - all based on lies.
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Re: "Mom? This is Mark Bingham"
by TheTurtle » Mon 20 Mar 2006, 20:34:14
I'm not taking sides on this issue, since I haven't researched it at all.
But I do have one question ...
Who in the world calls his mother and leaves a message on her machine, "Mom? This is <firstname> <lastname>"?
Wouldn't everybody just say, "Mom? This is <firstname>" and assume she knew your last name since she was the one who gave it to you?
Just curious ...
But I do have one question ...
Who in the world calls his mother and leaves a message on her machine, "Mom? This is <firstname> <lastname>"?
Wouldn't everybody just say, "Mom? This is <firstname>" and assume she knew your last name since she was the one who gave it to you?
Just curious ...
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Re: "Mom? This is Mark Bingham"
by Carlhole » Mon 20 Mar 2006, 20:59:12
$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('TheTurtle', 'I')'m not taking sides on this issue, since I haven't researched it at all.
But I do have one question ...
Who in the world calls his mother and leaves a message on her machine, "Mom? This is <firstname> <lastname>"?
Wouldn't everybody just say, "Mom? This is <firstname>" and assume she knew your last name since she was the one who gave it to you?
Just curious ...
But I do have one question ...
Who in the world calls his mother and leaves a message on her machine, "Mom? This is <firstname> <lastname>"?
Wouldn't everybody just say, "Mom? This is <firstname>" and assume she knew your last name since she was the one who gave it to you?
Just curious ...
Well, that's just it. No one calls his mother and uses first and last name.
It's just funny... and the website being registered on 9/12/01 is funny too.
Actually, the cell phone call being made at all from altitude is funny as well.
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Re: "Mom? This is Mark Bingham"
by Zardoz » Mon 20 Mar 2006, 21:06:28
$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('TheTurtle', '.')..Just curious...
Mark was among those who placed cell phone calls. He dialed his mother at her brother and sister-in-law's in Saratoga, Calif., where she was helping to take care of the children.
"Hello, Mom, this is Mark Bingham," he said, using his last name, which immediately alerted Alice that something was wrong. He told her three men were on board, and they had a bomb (it is still uncertain if there was a fourth accomplice). He told Alice he loved her, and she told him the same. "There was a long pause; someone seemed to be talking to him and he seemed distracted. He asked me if I believed him. I said, `Yes, I believe you.' " Then the phone went dead.
Of course, Alice is really a psy-ops agent, of course, so go ahead and disregard the above.
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Re: "Mom? This is Mark Bingham"
by TheTurtle » Mon 20 Mar 2006, 21:09:09
$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('Zardoz', '
')Of course, Alice is really a psy-ops agent, of course, so go ahead and disregard the above.
')Of course, Alice is really a psy-ops agent, of course, so go ahead and disregard the above.
Hey, like I said, I was just asking; I've got no dog in this fight. Your explanation seems reasonable.
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