[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.

[danamco]

We all need to help Weldon to keep this issue to the "fire" and help him expose the goreLick cover ups!??!

[Milhous]

When is the public going to stop being fooled by "secrets" that the papers just happened to choose to print -- or not?

MSM typically loves to propagate stories that lash out at Bush. Miller's story may appeal to MSM because it ultimately paints Bush as a belligerent hapless buffoon - a pawn exploited by an infinitely more intelligent and politically astute bin Laden.

And they had been talking to one another, supposedly expressing disappointment that the United States had not chosen to retaliate more seriously against what had happened to the Cole.