[television is just wrong]

and 10 years later, what is being done about it?

[LucyT]

Mystery surrounds the ritzy Florida home linked to 9/11 terrorists - and why the FBI didn't tell Congressional committee about it

Days before September 11, 2001, the Saudi family and their small children hurriedly vacated in a white van, leaving brand new cars in the garage, a fridge full of food and closets filled with clothes.

. . . . More at link.

[ronnie raygun]

Makes me laugh when they try to make out conspiracy theorists as nut jobs and we have right out in the open a can of worms someone forgot to pick up. Just saying

[Palter]

Yawn.

Anyone who questions the official story is deemed a 'truther'. Yet, the fact remains because of the wall and other problems, the events are not completely told, nor will they ever.

[Joe Boucher]

Read a story right on FR last week detailing how the FBI was involved in the majority of screwed up stings and stings gone wrong in the last twenty years./
Oklahoma City,
I’d bet the farm we do not know all involved in 9-11 and its cover up.
By cover up I mean the help of the Saudis gubmint

[Dagnabitt]

Don’t worry, George Bush Jr., bewtween kisses, whispered his dissapointment to the Saudi King.

[razorback-bert]

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[Baynative]

"Former Florida Sen. Bob Graham, who co-chaired the inquiry into the 9/11 attacks, said he was surprised he wasn’t told about the probe of the Escondito Circle home at the time - even though he was especially alert to information pertaining to Florida."

What a load of CRAP! Bob Graham is a partisan simpleton who was in on the committee white wash to help shield the Clinton Justice team and especially Jamie Gorelick.

She needed to stay in the shadows long enough to scam Fannie Mae for a few million before heading to K street for some even bigger bucks.

[elpadre]

There was a 9-11 Commission who supposedly thoroughly investigated and reported on every aspect of 9-11.

I suspect they were, indeed, aware of everything in this article.

However, I can't help but to recall that one member of the Commission, Jamie Gorelick, IMO, is responsible for much of the lapses involved. For instance, as Asst. AG, she put a wall up within the FBI to keep CT agents from sharing with and working with other agents. I understand agents who defied the order were disciplined.