CIA missed chances to thwart al-Qaida

AP/Yahoo News ^ | 8-21-07 | Katherine Schrader

[STARWISE]

Ping ~~!

[nicmarlo]

no mention of Clinton, Berger, Able Danger.

No surprise there.

[Enchante]

On another note, regarding Sandy Burglar’s treasonous destruction of top-secret docs from the National Archives..... I’ve always believed that he took such risks to deep-six multiple versions of the draft of the “Millenium Bombers” report because there must have been handwritten notes that would have been devastating to the Clintonistas, such as Bill Clinton rejecting some key recommended actions and not wanting them even mentioned in the report. However, until now I had never seen the following reference (from a 2001 UPI story) to the FACT that Bill Clinton was renowned or notorious for scribbling notes on WH documents. The UPI reporter, in discussing Clinton docs, refers to “his famous hand-written comments in the margins” — the word “famous” suggests that his practice of note-writing was widely known among reporters and WH staffers. Yet, when the Sandy Burglar affair broke, I can’t recall ANY reporter EVER referring to Clinton’s “famous” hand-written notes or following up on this obvious angle of investigation. MSM reporters are (mostly) liberal, Democrat-protecting SCUM.

"his famous hand-written comments in the margins"
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"Scholars and the public will be able to read the memos, including his famous hand-written comments in the margins. "The people who work for me say the reason I don't want to seal those documents is people can't read those notes anyway," he said, laughing. Clinton has been critical of efforts by officials in other administrations -- some of whom are working for President George W. Bush -- to extend the time those documents can remain secret."

-- Copyright 2001 by United Press International.

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