[KayEyeDoubleDee]

Example three: On 1 August, James Woods, the motion-picture actor, was flying from Boston to Los Angeles. With him in the first-class cabin were half-a-dozen guys, four of whom were young Middle Eastern men. Woods, like all really good actors, is a keen observer of people, and what he observed as they flew west persuaded him that they were hijackers. The FBI has asked him not to reveal all the details, but he says he asked the flight attendant if he could speak to the pilot. After landing at LAX, the crew reported Woods’s observations to the Federal Aviation Administration. The FAA did ...nothing. Two of the four were on board the 11 September planes. There are conflicting rumours about the other two. Woods turned out to be sitting in on a rehearsal for the big day.

Huh? Has anyone else heard this?

[Dimensio]

Huh? Has anyone else heard this?

I saw him in an interview on Fox News discussing this.

[mondonico]

Woods told the whole story on The O'Reilly Factor earlier this year.

[Britton J Wingfield]

Has anyone else heard this?

Yes. I've read several articles on it, and watched Woods being interviewed about it by O'Reilly.

[Alabama_Wild_Man]

"...anyone else heard this..."

Yep !!

[Cian]

Huh? Has anyone else heard this?

I hadn't and you wouldn't believe the amount of things I read by Steyn (and elsewhere on FreeRepublic) that simply don't get reported in Britain and Ireland (I'm from Ireland). Here are a few:

1) INS gives visas to 2 of the (dead) 9/11 terrorists 6 months after the attack. I gave my Dad Steyn's article on this and he thought that Steyn had made it up.

2) Clinton saying "I'm a loser and you made me one" to Arafat after he wouldn't agree to the peace deal he had brokered.

3) Finally, there must have been about 50 different profile pieces written on John Walker discussing his family background and how he ended up in the Taliban. Not one of them mentioned that his dad had left his mother for another man.