Posted on 08/12/2005 9:40:02 PM PDT by george76
In its latest response to the report that it failed to account for the Able Danger report, the 9/11 Commission spokesman indicates the report was inconsistent with the INS records as to the date of Atta's entry into the US.
Of course, the very idea of considering INS entry records dispositive is itself a howler to anyone who pays attention.Aside from the sloppiness of the controls at our borders and the inadequacy of the INS' record keeping, we know that Atta's April 2001 entry upon which the Commission apparently relies, is itself mysterious. He is recorded as having entered twice on the same day at the same entry point under two different visa numbers.
The mystery of Atta's doppelganger remains unresolved.
The INS inspector general noted in his report that Atta appeared to have entered the US twice on January 10th 20001. That is because Atta had been given two separate admission numbers--- 68653985709, expiring 9/10/01, and 10847166009 expiring July 9th (INS report, p.48).
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Wow! That's some time machine he used! He entered the US 18,000 years into the future!
You also gotta love that MSM--over the past 24 hours they've found plenty of time for the new 9-11 tapes which tell us how people were killed, but they can't seem to find much time to cover the woman who helped it happen, now can they?
Absolutely. But in the end, even the use of such diversionary tactics can flag groups.
Trust me, brilliant data mining and predictive programs are cutting edge. Very.
Agreed. You have to approach the information as both direct intent and diversionary each time. One nails the bad guys directly, the other is a clue that activity is underway.
It's always a pleasure to read your well reasoned commentary.
Thanks!
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