FBI Failed To Use Credible Intelligence and Forewarnings To Move Against Terror Cells In Time

WRRK, BBC, CNN, Arizona Republic, Boston Globe, AP,Tulsa World,Washington Times,Philippine Star News | September 22, 2001 | Patrick B. Briley

[Leper Messiah]

bumping.

[Fred Mertz]

Thanks for weighing in, dan. More than a few here will see it with the clarity that you do.

[babylonian]

The globalist's agenda is taking giant leaps, now. (Always ask, "who benefits?")

[mykdsmom]

Bump for an AM read.

MKM

[roughrider]

Heard you on the radio on the way to New Castle this afternoon.

[chantal7]

"FYI, Rivero's been banned."

What happened? I didn't know that. I enjoyed reading what he had to say.

[Ol' Dan Tucker]

And another example of FBI failed policy of tracking known terrorists in the US was followed and defended by FBI Director Louis Freeh in May 1995 before Congress. Freeh bragged that the FBI had help populate three Abu Nidal terrorists cells in the US with known middle eastern terrorists who were allowed to roam to long train others and set up more cells like Ali Mohammed without apprehension.

Freeh said the three Abu Nidal cells were in Dallas, Los Angeles and near Washington DC. Abu Nidal is a brutal, blood thirsty terrorist who is close to Sadam Hussain and who may have helped in the recent WTC attacks. In 1999 and in 2000 CBN News and terrorism expert Steve Emerson reported Abu Nidal meeting with Sadam Hussein in Iraq.

OKC, UB;

Do either of you have a source or link for the above?

I tried finding Freeh's statements before congress using Thomas, but was unsuccessful.

TIA,

dan

[Nora]

Thanks for the info.

[Orion78]

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[GOP_1900AD]

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[MileHi]

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