Able Danger, 9-11 Report, Gorelick, and so much more...

various FR links & stories | 08-12-05 | the heavy equipment guy

[Victoria Delsoul]

Good post, thanks.

[GOPJ]

Thanks for the ping.

[ntnychik]

Excellent "backhoe" archive.

[PGalt]

Thanks for everything that you do, backhoe!

[Smartass]

Thanks Chik...Drip by bloody drip, the truth comes out!

[PhilDragoo]

[Victoria Delsoul]

Ha! Pretty good, Phil. You should include Cindy there somewhere.

[backhoe]

Gorelick 'MemoGate': It Just Got Worse  

 

 Gorelick memo; Mary Jo White response (see pdf copies)

 Please check out this link:

http://www.globalsecurity.org/security/library/report/2004/doj-911-supplementarymaterial.pdf

It contains much more than the two memos in #2, as well as those two memos. It also contains a mark-up and the final draft of the "Procedure for contacts between the FBI and the Criminal Division..." On page 18 of the link, there is a hand-written approval by Gorelick.

 

The Mary Jo White Memo: Documentation of clintons' and Gorelick's willful, seditious malfeasance:

 

 

 See this for some thoughts on new info about Atta's activities:

http://www.captainsquartersblog.com/mt/

 Commission: Able Danger Only Told Us About Atta

 August 12......
The AP reports tonight that 9/11 Commission co-chairs Thomas Kean and Lee Hamilton have changed their story yet again. Now the two say in a joint statement to the press that they do recall hearing that Able Danger had identified Atta, two days after Hamilton categorically denied it -- and for a man who had supposedly never heard of Able Danger, Hamilton's recall of detail of the briefing appears impressive (via Tom Maguire):

 

 9/11 Commissioners Defend Intel Omission

 

 Able Danger and the jiggered timeline

 

 Rush: Clinton Didn't Want to Deal with Terror (Able Danger - 9/11 Commission)

 

 9/11 Panel Explains Move on Intelligence Unit

 

 Rush Limbaugh: Media absent on 9-11 scandal

 

 STATEMENT BY CONGR. CURT WELDON REGARDING OMMISSION OF ABLE DANGER FROM THE 9/11 COMMISSION REPORT -- this story does seem to be bubbling up. The MSM would love to ignore this stuff but they can't risk being shown up again like they were on Rathergate... here's why I think Jamie Gorelick will likely turn out to have fingerprints ALL OVER the scandals of (1) the original failures to pursue Atta and his cell, and (2) the insane refusal of the 9/11 Commission to properly investigate these matters:
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1462429/posts?page=22#22

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1462140/posts?page=86#86

 

 Learn about "The Wall" - MUST MUST READ - Weldon/Atta

 

 9/11 commission defends probe (Chairmen: Information about hijacker unreliable)

 

 Excerpts From Sept. 11 Transcripts

 

 New facts back tale of brush with Atta (Bryant's incredible face-to-face meeting in 2000)

 

More on Sandy Burglar:

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/1461535/posts?page=192#192

-- aides were looking for a memo about a briefing given to four staff members by defense intelligence officials during an overseas trip to Afghanistan, Pakistan and Saudi Arabia in the fall of 2003.

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/1461535/posts?page=191#191

[TomasUSMC]

Back in my intel days, we were told by everyone, including the lawyers, that we could only do stuff with Americans if we were positive they were working with a foreign government against the U.S. or were involved in drug trafficking. We had 72 hours to decide. If we were found to give the benefit of the doubt to LE, we were told we would be toast. We had to decide in favor of the enemy if there was any doubt. After the 72 hours we had to destroy everything if not 100 percent sure.

These lawyers came down form the AG. Its name was Reno. An excellent article on these 72 HOUR WINDOWS is: Letting Our Guard Down by KIRK KIDWELL How the United States is losing the espionage war Letting Our Guard Down by KIRK KIDWELL

[backhoe]

Thanks for the info.

[nopardons]

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[backhoe]

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[HISSKGB]

Good work here!

[backhoe]

Thanks for looking.

[Sal]

Captain V's advice is valid for all non-compromised intel agencies and government commissions. However, Captain V's advice is invalid for those commissions and intel agencies that are *actively* subverting the U.S.

Oh Southack, thank you again and again for saying this and saying it so well. I was hearing, "Nobody's really responsible for this (or anything), it's just the system."

The "system" is what the people who run the system make it.

[CasearianDaoist]

Just so.

You left out the constant spewing of propaganda about the "findings" of this "Commission" by key " winteness" and even members of the the "Commission."

Notable among these folks has been Clarke himself, who not to long ago had an amazing piece of agit-prop that railed against the administration, the Iraq war and the WOT in general. He is foisted on used as some sort of expert and is some how supposed to be further validated as an "expert" by his performance as a "witness" in this affair>

So the subversion goes beyond what you have categorized: It is extends to what appears to be a planned, prolonged and willful attempt to mislead the nation out side of the confines proper of the ambit of that commissions rights, duties and obligations.

[combat_boots]

Attaboy, Backhoe

[backhoe]

[krunkygirl]

Too important to miss BUMP

[backhoe]

 New facts back tale of brush with Atta

 

 No Evidence Pentagon Knew of Atta, Panel Says -- You'll notice they do not deny the charge. They claim they have not found any evidence that the charge is true.  This is the Commission's 4th version this week alone.

 Watching Weldon now. This is explosive.

 They desperately want to bury this one.

 

 Able Danger disabled -- THE report of the 9/11 commission, once a best seller and hailed by the news media as the definitive word on the subject, must now be moved to the fiction shelves.

 Able Danger has changed all of that.

-- and also in response to the recent Naral t.v. adds what we need is a 60 second video that shows it all
The cover up created by Jamie's Wall with background music by Pink Floyd's the "wall" of course.

 

 from the JustOneMinute Blog http://justoneminute.typepad.com/main/2005/08/able_i_was_the_.html

Read the links and commentary here:

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1462416/posts?page=262#262