To: hnj_00
the 9/11 commission report...both state that he didn't do squat
From the Report....
President Clinton, in a February 2002 speech to the Long Island Association, said that the United States did not accept a Sudanese offer and take Bin Ladin because there was no indictment. President Clinton speech to the Long Island Association, Feb. 15, 2002 (videotape of speech). But the President told us that he had misspoken and was, wrongly, recounting a number of press stories he had read.After reviewing this matter in preparation for his Commission meeting, President Clinton told us that Sudan never offered to turn Bin Ladin over to the United States.President Clinton meeting (Apr.8, 2004). Berger told us that he saw no chance that Sudan would have handed Bin Ladin over and also noted that in 1996, the U.S. government still did not know of any al Qaeda attacks on U.S. citizens. Samuel Berger interview (Jan. 14, 2004).
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09/24/2006 9:22:12 AM PDT by
P-40
(Al Qaeda was working in Iraq. They were just undocumented.)
To: P-40
Considering the fact that Berger destroyed his notes with classified documents concerning these issues, we'll never the truth for sure.
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