[ScaniaBoy]

So, this happened on Clinton's (and Clarke's) watch.

It is a must for the 911 commission to investigate if there where any communications between FBI and CIA in this case, and if there weren't was this due to the stringent rules regarding collaboration between national security and law enforcement agencies - the Gorlick Wall.

[ScaniaBoy]

....and, no, I'm not going to old my breath on this :)

[TeleStraightShooter]

The Gorlick Wall

We have a Winner!

[TruthNtegrity]

It's not just the Gorelick wall.

There's an innate problem within the FBI about sharing information, even within their own organization. They are so eager, - no, desperate, to be the awardee for having provided the significant piece of information, that they don't share information with others in their own division, much less with organizations such as the CIA or NSA.

It is so bad that I have begun to believe that the only way to get the FBI to share information is to disband them all - disperse them to the four winds, and start over. The old-boy network is so strong, it keeps anyone from exercising good judgment.

It's taken years for several companies to get the information they need in order to design a computer system that does what it needs to do because they've kept information from the system designers, and thus several iterations of computer systems have been designed and built, that don't do what they need to do - and that's not the fault of the system architects.

It is a problem that most Americans are totally unaware of but anyone who has had even minimal contact with the FBI has learned, the hard way.