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To: doug from upland

We already knew about the WALL memorandum but this PR from Reno boasts that Gorelick was "on point" not only with the FBI but with "the Departments of State, Treasury and Defense, and with the intelligence community.

This supports my speculation on another thread that she may well bear some direct or indirect responsibility for the policies and procedures being followed by the still unnamed "Pentagon lawyers" who foolishly blocked the folks at "Able Danger" from sharing info with the FBI.

We need to be demanding that investigations into the Able Danger material include a look at WHO set the policies that the "Pentagon lawyers" were following, especially since that points right back to the whole issue of a COVER-UP by the 9/11 Commission that failed to examine the role of one of its own members in creating the conditions in which vital terror info could not be shared among government agencies!

Dog - that is another freeper's post that I pinged you to on another thread. Important research by freepers, imo.


3 posted on 08/17/2005 10:26:43 AM PDT by Peach (The Clintons pardoned more terrorists than they ever captured or killed.)
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To: Peach

Richard Clarke.

The one holdover who could have made sure that the Able Danger info made it to the right people.

He failed. And now, he's part of the cover up.


59 posted on 08/17/2005 11:46:05 AM PDT by nuffsenuff
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To: Peach
The WALL is a sideshow in this investigation IMO. The real fruit of this investigation will be exposing clintons ties to the intel leaks to the ChiComs and the funding of the dems 1996 Presidential campaign.
84 posted on 08/17/2005 12:10:22 PM PDT by SunTzuWu
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