[JRios1968]

The 9/11 commission yesterday defended its decision to ignore a Navy officer's report that military spies targeted lead hijacker Mohamed Atta more than a year before the attacks — and claimed the Navy man wasn't "sufficiently credible."

A Navy officer is not "sufficiently credible," yet Jaime Gorelick and her Wall between Law Enforcement and Intelligence is?? Can you spell "Cover Your A$$"??

[txrangerette]

Are they claiming the Navy officer was lying? What on earth motive would he have to make up such a story and tell it to the Commission? I heard a soundbite where the Commission is supposedly claiming that because the officer did not or could not provide proper documentation of what he told them, that they decided to discount what he said.

HUH?????????

[popdonnelly]

"A Navy officer is not "sufficiently credible," yet Jaime Gorelick and her Wall between Law Enforcement and Intelligence is??"

Gorelick's credibility would be subject to question because she has an interest in the outcome of the proceedings.