9/11 Inquiry Reveals WTC Threat in 1998

Reuters via Yahoo ^ | Wed Sep 18, 6:49 PM ET | Tabassum Zakaria

[Hildy]

How come the family of the victims have to tag along on all these things. I used to feel guilty that I was beginning to dislike them, now I have no shame about it, I wish they'd shut up. And this Stephen Push fellow...has anyone checked his political background. Me thinks he's bucking for a political career. Why must we have to hear public policy from a guy who's only connection is that his wife was working at the WTC on 9/11. ENOUGH.

[terilyn]

In the nicest possible way of course ;)

And if that doesn't work...you just vote 'em out of office in a big way...along with their daddy.

Hey Jihad Cindy - You L-E-W-S!

[justshe]

...and then rearrange their internal workings...

Hence the term......clean their clock!

Violent little things, aren't we?

[Chad Fairbanks]

In a mechanical sorta way, yeah... ;0)

[CyberAnt]

Well ... I will always believe Clinton had the agencies so involved in chasing spooks behind every tree, they couldn't do their job. Both agencies focused too much on "right wing" groups which Clinton thought were out to get him.

And ... there were laws which kept the agencies from obtaining other important information.

I'm not trying to excuse them, but the Clintons did do a number on our intelligence community. I will always blame the Clinton administration for 9/11.

[Cindy]

Links of Interest: NewsMax.com: "Clinton Audio Exclusive: Pre-September 11 Bin Laden Strike Wouldn't Have Worked" (August 7, 2002)

FREE REPUBLIC.com: "Warnings About Osama Bin Laden - before September 11, 2001 - posts at FreeRepublic"

FEDERAL RESEARCH DIVISION: "THE SOCIOLOGY AND PSYCHOLOGY OF TERRORISM: WHO BECOMES A TERRORIST AND WHY?" -Author Rex A. Hudson (September, 1999)