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90 days, my ass.

Does anyone here have any idea how long it takes to collect 2.5 to 3 terabytes of highly organized data in a formal data warehousing environment?

It took them years to build that data warehouse.

And that cost millions of dollars.

Someone ordered the plug pulled and they had a really good reason.

In a detailed recounting of a face-to-face confrontation with his then commanding officer, Major General Rod Isler, now retired, Shaffer described how the then deputy director of operations at the Defense Intelligence Agency essentially pulled the plug on his involvement with Able Danger.

Tony Shaffer Interview

90 days, my ass.

"Does anyone here have any idea how long it takes to collect 2.5 to 3 terabytes of highly organized data in a formal data warehousing environment?

It took them years to build that data warehouse.

And that cost millions of dollars.

Someone ordered the plug pulled and they had a really good reason."

I'll offer up some speculation as to why Able Body was destroyed. It may have been linked to ruling members of the House of Saud funding Al Queda. Remember their little fundraising stunt to the tune of $100 million dollars to the Palestinians? As someone else said, follow the money if you want a real answer. If some of the ruling elite was found channeling large sums of money to Al Queda, it would mean we should have attacked them instead of Iraq. I remember in 2002 their was a prince and his wife that was caught doing this, but it quickly went away in the news and was only posted here on FR.