General Clarks 2006 Testimony, Worth checing out

he mentions Bushs plans to invade Iraq, Lebanon, Syria and Iran.

Im in my 3 o clock MAss COmm Ill check it out when Im done, any links I can read while in class?

idk you can google operation able danger and Lt Col Anthony Shaffer silenced

k, have you read the Phoenix Memo?

http://www.thesmokinggun.com/documents/crime/2001-memo-warned-bin-laden-aviation-cadre

and oggy I have heard about this before, this all goes back to CIA and FBI not sharing intel before 9-11 , you should really check out Black Banners , its written by an FBI agent who details a lot of the breakdowns in the system before 9-11. Ill check out the dudes testimony tho

Now, let's continue with the article. The top secret unit informed the Special Operations Command about four of the hijackers and recommended the FBI be informed of their presence in the United States.

The recommendation was rejected and the information was not shared, they said, apparently at least in part because Mr. Atta, and the others were in the United States on valid entry visas. Under American law, United States citizens and green-card holders may not be singled out in intelligence-collection operations by the military or intelligence agencies. That protection does not extend to visa holders, but Mr. Weldon and the former intelligence official said it might have reinforced a sense of discomfort common before Sept. 11 about sharing intelligence information with a law enforcement agency

off the first link that came up

http://911review.org/Wiki/AbleDanger.shtml

Imo that shows how our system failed us not that our government was complacent in the attacks.

Khalid al-Mihdhar and Nawaf al-Hazmi were wanted for their connection to the Cole Bombing through a planning meeting in Kuala Lumpur. Even though one of their names was in the San Diego phonebook, and even though they had lived briefly with an FBI informant, the FBI was unable to find them before 9/11.



thats because the CIA had not told the FBI Mindhar was in the USA

Much was made of the CIA's failure to inform the FBI that these men had arrived at Los Angeles Airport after leaving the meeting in Malaysia. But, it was asserted, these known al-Qaeda terrorists were never connected to the guys from Hamburg by our intelligence services.

guess wolf doesn't want to admit that I like General Clark