[Shermy]

"Mr. Felzenberg said staff investigators had become wary of the officer because he argued that Able Danger had identified Mr. Atta, an Egyptian, as having been in the United States in late 1999 or early 2000. The investigators knew this was impossible, Mr. Felzenberg said, since travel records confirmed that he had not entered the United States until June 2000."

Maybe he had a different passport? Doh!

[YaYa123]

"Al Felzenberg, who served as the commission's chief spokesman, said earlier this week that staff members who were briefed about Able Danger at a first meeting, in October 2003, did not remember hearing anything about Mr. Atta or an American terrorist cell.

On Wednesday, however, Mr. Felzenberg said the uniformed officer who briefed two staff members in July 2004 had indeed mentioned Mr. Atta. Both Mr. Weldon's office and commission officials said they knew the name, rank and service of the officer, but they declined to make that information public."

This screams out at me that initially, Al Felzenberg was willing to lie his ass off. What does that say about his reliability? And Lee Hamilton's as well? He was all over television this week saying the commission didn't know anything about Atta being mentioned before 9-ll.

I'm watching a FOX & Friends report on this. The reporter said: The commission now explains they didn't include mention of Atta in their report because they got "conflicting information" on him, from different sources. Wanna bet this is another lie?????

[Labyrinthos]

Maybe he had a different passport? Doh!

Maybe he didn't have a passport and simply walked across our southern border.