Attempted assassination of George W. Bush on 9/11
The attempted assassination of President George W. Bush is an alternative theory interpreting early morning events on September 11, 2001.
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Report from The Longboat Observer
President George Bush began the morning of September 11, 2001 on Longboat Key, Florida. At about 6a.m. Longboat Key Fire Marshall Carroll Mooneyhan was at the front desk of the Colony Beach & Tennis Resort as Bush prepared for his morning jog. From his vantage point Mooneyhan overheard an exchange between a Colony receptionist and a security guard.
A van occupied by men of Middle Eastern descent had pulled up to the Colony stating they had a “poolside” interview with the president. The self-proclaimed reporters then asked for a Secret Service agent by name. Guards from security relayed the request to the receptionist, who had not heard of either the agent or plans for an interview. The receptionist gave the phone over to a nearby Secret Service agent who also was unwarned of any agent by that name or any planned poolside interview. The agent told the occupants of the van to contact the president’s public relations office in Washington, D.C. and turned them away form the premises.[1]
Assassination of Massoud
The reported incident is significant due to the fact that Ahmed Shah Massoud, leader of the Afghan Northern Alliance was assassinated in northern Afghanistan two days earlier on September 9 by two Al-Qaeda agents posing as reporters. During the interview they ignited their video camera that was filled with explosives killing themselves and severely wounding Massoud who died later.
Atta and Al-Shehhi
Three eyewitnesses on Longboat Key placed Al-Qaeda hijackers Mohamed Atta and Marwan Al-Shehhi at the Holiday Inn Hotel & Suites on September 7, the day the media announced President George W. Bush would be coming to the area.[2]
