YOU read the article. This describes a relatively detailed but standard uncovering of what looks to be a shady or illegal series of business deals. The rest of the "conspiracy"--tying this into the hijackers and the Florida Republicans--is only in Hopsicker's fevered brain.
The fact that the hijackers went to one of their schools no more connects them to that company than the hijackers would be "connected" to Enron if they had decided to go to a Schwab office, open an account, and buy Enron stock. Besides, haven't you been listening to Splinx? There WERE no hijackers.
Not being able to find files on the Web does not mean someone deliberately concealed them as part of a conspiracy.
Politicians visit businesses for photo ops every day. It's like kissing babies. The visit in the photo was long before this stuff came out into the open. An exercise for the student: find out how many companies that have NOT gone bankrupt or found to have shady dealings that have had the governor or some other prominent politician pose for pictures.
Logistical support is not impossible to raise from caves. We have a lot of unpleasant evidence of this.
Besides, haven't you been listening to Splinx? There WERE no hijackers.
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