Foreign Policy (Sept, Oct 2008, p. 53) sheds light on advance media news releases, written before a offcial government-sponsored attack. This is a lesson for the 9-11 timeline.

Remember the BBC announcing -- before WTC 7 collapsed -- that it had collapsed; but, in the background, the public could still see WTC standing? There was no hint WTC 7 would collapse, yet the media read a news report that it had. This raised questions that 9-11 included an official timeline, including pre-written news releases, adding support to the theory that it was well planned, and the official story did not capture the real events.

At the heart of the dispute is who really placed the explosives inside WTC 1, 2, and 7.

The North Koreans were involved in a similar pre-written news release. It involved an attack against the South Korean President in Burma. One of the official media's son's is through to have written a media release under the assumption the South Korean President was killed.

However, he "stormed" into a dinner party,

"They botched the job. . .The bald goon survived. . . Our news report is now worthless. . ."