"But, under Bush's and Ashcroft's new rules against secret evidence and profiling – competing against Democrats like Bonior for the Arab Muslim vote – that information was deemed insufficient for a warrant. According to Newsweek and MSNBC, when agents finally cracked into Moussaoui's hard drive, after the attacks, they found information detailing plans for terrorist attacks. Moussaoui, trained in Afghani camps, has been linked to hijacking-leader Mohammad Atta's roommate, and is now believed to have been a would-be hijacker on Flight 93 that crashed near Pittsburgh.
Regarding Bush's and Bonior's prohibition of secret evidence, Al-Arian told the Brown Daily Herald, "When you get involved in politics, people start listening."
And thanks to them listening to Islamic Jihad's man in America, the last thing 6,000 victims listened to was the sound of crashing planes and collapsing buildings."
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/fr/557627/posts