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To: GailA
The FBI became PC under the evil Bill Clinton. They remain so. They cannot or will not admit this had to have been an Iraqi sponsored attack.
3 posted on 10/28/2002 4:21:20 AM PST by twntaipan
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To: GailA; copycat; twntaipan; The Raven; San Jacinto; eno_; aruanan; Endeavor; EnquiringMind; ...
I'm also torn as to the direction of FBI "disinformation" on this attack.
Various possibilities include:
- Smarts: the FBI, at the behest of the admin, is sowing disinfo while the military prepares for war.
  ("disinformation" is a comforting possibility, but increasingly unlikely)
- Liberalism: FBI management, promoted during the 90s, really believe the RW nut scenario.
  (unfortunately, this is at least as likely as the "disinfo" campaign)
- Organizational vanity: The FBI, pop-psych profile in hand, is forcing the case to fit the profile.
  (profiles have media glamour, but are easily subjected to political forces)
- Bureaucratic entropy: The FBI's mission and training focus is on domestic crime-fighting.
  (when you've only been trained to use a hammer, every problem looks like a nail)
- Revisionism: FBI's focus on domestic extremists led to disasters at Ruby Ridge and Waco.
  (therefore, a domestic, RW, anthrax nut would prove the FBI was "correct" all-along)
- Policy Problems: Faulty evidence rules and case policies from the 90's badly affect investigations.
  (Rank-and-file grumblings: Trie; Wen-Ho Lee; Moussaoui; flight schools; OKC; etc.)
- Stoolie: The FBI is attempting to protect a mole or some other source of info.
  (maybe they have someone on the inside, but it seems unlikely)
- CYA: They're covering for some yet-unknown, internal lapse or action.
22 posted on 10/28/2002 8:56:28 AM PST by polemikos
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