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"Berger sentence of $50,000 and 100 hours of community service came out in a whisper during the height of the Katrina story."

But even that so-called connection is pure speculation to a connection to Able Danger. If this as big as purported, get a nice, big juicy leak to Fox, and really start to name names.

This little strip tease is starting to lose my interest. If you wait for Congress to schedule hearings for this, you'll wait for ever. Drop names, leak (real) info, not suggestive nonsense, or simply get the whole group of informants together and spill the beans. But "connections" to this or that are meaningless.

See #117...it has the connections. My money is on Richard Clarke as the one who ordered the documents destroyed... he, after all, was in charge of cybersecurity as part of the NSA, which is part of the DoD. The NSA ran ECHELON. It is the NSA's own policy that was supposed to prevent the U.S. from spying on it's own citizens:

NSA's United States Signals Intelligence Directive 18 (USSID 18) strictly prohibits the interception or collection of information about "..US persons, entities, corporations or organizations..." without explicit written legal permission from the Attorney General of the United States. The Supreme Court has ruled that intelligence agencies cannot conduct surveillance against American citizens.
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Therefore, if Clarke determined that the AD operation was essentially spying on U.S. citizens, as the articles pertaining to this operation have suggested, he would have been the one to order the papers destroyed.

While no one really cares if you are "interested" or not developing patience might be of help. This will be slowly unfolded over the next six months so as to have maximum impact when the revelations are unsuppressable and the Treason Media cannot avoid them.