The Path to 911 Live Thread (Part II)

Freepers everywhere ^ | 09/11/06 | mware

[mware]

I will not be here for the first hour of tonights program. Thought I would put it up for those FReepers overseas that are viewing it now.

For those who wish to see the clips the Clinton lawyers complained about, Click here

[Peach]

Oh what an interesting post!

[Indy Pendance]

Atta is still an ugly muslim.

[HitmanLV]

Penny Johnson is making a nice side-career portraying Dr Rice, huh?

[mass55th]

"The Clarke conversation with Rice is too little too late, he was on the way out the door anyway. "

I'd read that Clarke started with the Clinton White House as head of terrorism in '92. The USS Cole was in 2000, and he hadn't been able to get the White House to do anything about terrorism all that time. He wasn't very effective as far as I'm concerned. I think the Bush White House was moving him out so he'd resign and they wouldn't have to fire him.

[GeorgiaDawg32]

it's called "hiding in plain sight" and it's very effective if used properly..

[cyborg]

Yup.

[Dog]

You might want to REREAD my post...except this time...use a few brain cells before you engage your fingers.

[Mo1]

The Gorlick Wall

[pollyannaish]

It could be a religion of peace if more guys like last nights informant are encouraged.

And loving America is not even a prerequisite. We settle for not killing innocent people.

[GretchenM]

I've been trying to figure out why ABC would stick its neck out and incur such wrath (they had to know it was going to hit the fan) by making this program.

In Part One when John Miller, ABC news correspondent, got an interview with bin Laden, and "Kirk" asked, exasperated, how Miller pulled that off without any of them knowing about it, voila! I believe ABC did this because of how absolutely pivotal Miller's and ABC's actions were in putting pieces together.

[mylife]

Yes its very effective

[mystery-ak]

I had glasses like that about 10yrs ago

[A.Hun]

Law and politics
Barbara Bodine, US ambassador to Yemen during the USS Cole bombing
Lois Capps, member of the House of Representatives
Marc Grossman, US ambassador to Turkey; later, United States Undersecretary for Political Affairs
Edward L. Masry, attorney in the Erin Brokovich case
Joseph Wilson, husband of Valerie Plame Wilson, the CIA agent whose identity was leaked in 2003
Ron Wyden, U.S. Senator from Oregon

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_University_of_California,_Santa_Barbara_people#Law_and_politics

[rightwingintelligentsia]

The real life Atta was very evil looking indeed.

[CharlesWayneCT]

Note they weren't going to move him before October. He was just mad they wouldn't let him brief the president.

[Spktyr]

Yup - cooperation on paper, but nothing meaningful can get passed through.

[LibertyRocks]

So did I! LOL (o:

[VOA]

Dick Clark lookin' like the smartest man in the room.

Well, in the conference about "What are we going to do about the Cole bombing",
he probably was a giant amongst midgets.

That scene is just about as I recall Richard Miniter described it
during an interview about his book "Losing bin Laden".

Clark did at least seem to have a grasp on the gravity of the situation.

Sadly, like most Clintonistas, his ego after the event has spoilt
any hope he had for a good reputation.

[denydenydeny]

People need to understand the state of affairs shown in this frustrating scene where the CIA guys won't talk to O'Neill WAS FIXED BY THE PATRIOT ACT.

Do you understand that, Harry "We killed the Patriot Act" Reid?

[Indy Pendance]

No kidding, my hubby and I, first scene, who's that guy. Glad they're putting up the names.