[wagglebee]

Which begs the question: Did Freeh offer his Clinton-Khobar-Abdullah revelation during a closed door grilling by the 9/11 panel - whereupon the Commission decided to sweep the charge under the rug?

The 9/11 Commission covered-up every other blunder/crime of the Clintonistas, so it makes perfect sense that they did the same thing here.

[KarlInOhio]

The 9/11 Omission missing something else? I'm shocked!

[Roccus]

"People should just stay out of our business." Thomas Kean.

[upchuck]

In public testimony before the Commission on April 13, 2004, Freeh didn't talk about Clinton hitting-up Abdullah for cash. If he had, it would have been front page news at the time.

So I guess the question is: Why did he do it now instead of then? Could it be that then he didn't have a book to promote? Oh, I'm sorry that was soooo cynical on my part :)

[Thumbellina]

I wonder if you could tie that into Able Danger and the China Connection which its looking like its going deeper than naming a few 9/11 hijackers.

[Dilbert56]

Which begs the question: Did Freeh offer his Clinton-Khobar-Abdullah revelation during a closed door grilling by the 9/11 panel - whereupon the Commission decided to sweep the charge under the rug?

Clinton would never offer this version of events. He has the unique ability to invent a reality that makes him look good and to really believe it. He's denying Freeh's version on TV tonight. Apparently (c)BS 60 Minutes will let Clinton have a rebuttal, something a Republican President would never get.

There's one question that tells us whose version is true: Did former President Bush get involved? I would love to see GHWB bury the Sink Meister on this simply by confirming Freeh contacted him and he interceded.

[RippleFire]

bump

[sono]

The 9/11 Commission wholeheartedly endorses -

[ladyinred]

Oh this is soooo good. Trouble is the media won't go after this one, so the people won't even know!