Burying the mistakes of 9/11

WorldNetDaily ^ | August 31, 2006 | By JACK CASHILL

[johnny7]

This story I am about to tell centers on one Ali Mohamed, not to be confused with Muhammad Ali. In addition to Mohamed, this story involves two intriguing people, investigate reporter Peter Lance, with whom I occasionally conspire, and Patrick Fitzgerald, the Plamegate prosecutor, whom I do not know although we attended the same New York City high school – he presumably at a less-inspired time.

In the fall of 2005, producer Jonathan Tower optioned the research Peter Lance had been doing on his new investigative book, "Triple Cross." The book deals with the FBI's failure to stop Ali A. Mohamed, the infamous al-Qaida spy who had infiltrated the Bureau, the CIA and the Green Berets at Fort Bragg, N.C.

[johnny7]

“Lance also claims that Fitzgerald buried probative evidence of an al-Qaida cell operating in New York in 1996, the year of TWA Flight 800's destruction. If only Fitzgerald had shown the same vigilance in going after Osama as he did in going after Scooter Libby in the Valerie Plame case, this would be a much safer world.”

That's not evidence of 'vigilance' to me... that's proof of... 'shadow-government'.

[expatpat]

So the Patrick Fitzgerald who hounded Libby long after Armitage was known to be the leaker is the same Fitz who screwed up in NY re Al Qaeda, and is hiding what happened.......

[johnny7]

That's the gist of it...

[Mrs. Darla Ruth Schwerin]

What can I say? None of this is surprising...