Our Preparedness and Security Posture on the 11th Anniversary of September 11th (shortened)

The White House ^ | September 10, 2012 | Office of the Press Secretary

[Oldeconomybuyer]

Earlier today the President heard from key national security principals on our preparedness and security posture on the eve of the eleventh anniversary of September 11th. Over the past month, Assistant to the President for Homeland Security and Counterterrorism John Brennan has convened numerous meetings to review security measures in place. During the briefing today, the President and the Principals discussed specific measures we are taking in the Homeland to prevent 9/11 related attacks as well as the steps taken to protect U.S. persons and facilities abroad, as well as force protection. The President reiterated that Departments and agencies must do everything possible to protect the American people, both at home and abroad.

[Oldeconomybuyer]

Full Title: "Readout of the President’s Meeting with Senior Administration Officials on Our Preparedness and Security Posture on the Eleventh Anniversary of September 11th"

[E. Pluribus Unum]

Got to find a way to change the subject.

[Biggirl]

....Until a “little incident” called Benghanzi took place.

[Rapscallion]

Notice that they still refuse to use the word "terrorism" because they want us to forget that militant Islamic terrorism is THE NUMBER ONE PROBLEM.

Release of such a White House memo provides cover to the politician. He can say "I told everybody it was their responsibility to do as much as they could to protect us against terrorism." Now he can get back to fund raising because he has fulfilled his responsibility as president (not).