[yoe]

I cannot verify the veracity of this but it sure is interesting.

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[Tax-chick]

Awwww, nobody's been paying attention to poor Judith Miller lately.

[Carry_Okie]

At least she got on the phone to the FBI, right?

Oh, that's right, she's got to "protect her sources."

[LurkedLongEnough]

Nothing new here. Think of Curt Weldon et al. When is the public going to stop being fooled by "secrets" that the papers just happened to choose to print -- or not?

WELDON REJECTS 9/11 COMMISSION CLAIM THEY NEVER HEARD OF "ABLE DANGER

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Yesterday the national news media began in-depth coverage of a story that is not new. In fact, I have been talking about it for some time. From 1998 to 2001, Army Intelligence and Special Operations Command spearheaded an effort called Able Danger that was intended to map out al Qaeda. According to individuals that were part of the project, Able Danger identified Mohammed Atta as a terrorist threat before 9/11. Team members believed that the Atta cell in Brooklyn should be subject to closer scrutiny, but somewhere along the food chain of Administration bureaucrats and lawyers, a decision was made in late 2000 against passing the information to the FBI.

[MNJohnnie]

Right Judy. Looks more like you are trying to worm your way back into the Political Lefts good graces by magically "remembering" something that validates their nonsensical talking points about 9-11. Pure and utter make believe not a shred of reality here.

[rdb3]

^

[ApplegateRanch]

something big was coming = rumor.

Who, what, where, when, how, why = STORY. A "journalist" should know that.

OTOH, since they seem to mostly babble a bunch of disconnected drivel for two or three paragraphs, before getting to even a semblance of a lead sentence anymore, I don't expect much from them.

[freedumb2003]

It isn't that she knew. It is she was too far ahead of the news cycle!

[beavus]

She sure does like attention.

[Nuc1]

Why did they want us to respond?

[razorback-bert]

Miller spent 85 days in jail before finally disclosing that Libby was the source who confirmed to her that Valerie Plame was a CIA operative.

I don't believe that statement is accurate.

[Liberty Valance]

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[OKIEDOC]

I am so glad that Judith stuck to her guns as a reporter and did not give in to the moral question of saving American lives.!!!!!!!!!!!NOT!!!!!!!!!

How sad, I feel for a person that only thinks within the box of her narrow convictions.

[Steve Van Doorn]

We should take her for her word.

Isn’t Miller admitting she knew of a crime that was about to take place and refused to report it? That means she could be up for at least manslaughter charges couldn’t she?

[Dad2Angels]

However, when Miller met with her editor Stephen Engelberg, he was critical,noting that Miller didn't know who the operatives were, where they were overheard or what attack they were planning.

"At that point I realized I didn't have the whole story," Miller said.

It was only at this point she realized she didn't have the whole story?

Is this woman truly so dense she needed her editor to point out the obvious to her?

[CyberAnt]

"... but you can't help but think maybe I made the wrong call" [Engleberg said]


NO DUH!!!

[MosesKnows]

I thought it was a very good story

Some people are very skilled at predicting the past. As Mark Twain observed, "When I was younger, I could remember anything, whether it happened or not."

[metesky]

Media prescience bump. /s