[Txsleuth]

No one knows...we are supposed to find out WHO ordered the documents destroyed...

but I am getting a sinking feeling that it will be someone we DON'T know...which to me...would make it easier for DOD or whoever, to keep stuff "off the record".

I am getting the distinct impression that other than us and the witnesses...there isn't much interest in this..

I am hoping a big name like Richard Clark, Albright, or at least Tenet was the one to order the destruction of the documents...then this MIGHT get more attention.

[kcvl]

May - June 2000 data was deleted

[nuffsenuff]

DATA WAS DELETED IN MAY / JUNE OF 2000!!!!!!

[ravingnutter]

I was doing some research last week and noticed that Richard Clarke's testimony (page 52) to the Intelligence Committee in 2002 spoke of tracking students with visas from terrorist countries. It also states that Congress actually mandated an experimental program that was funded for one year. Maybe that was Able Danger? Everyone keeps telling me that Clarke was with the NSC rather than the NSA, and therefore would not be involved, but considering he was in cybersecurity, I still smell a rat.

The testimony is available in .pdf format {ugh} here