[airborne]

In short, a special Army intelligence operation known as “Able Danger” identified Atta and four of his accomplices, and identified Al-Qaeda cells in Hamburg and Brooklyn and elsewhere, a year before the 9/11 attacks. They offered then to share that information with law enforcement agencies including the FBI.

Those offers were cut off by Clinton Administration attorneys and based that refusal on the “wall of separation” memo written by Jamie Gorelick, then a deputy under Attorney General Janet Reno. By the time 9/11 staffers received multiple briefings on Able Danger’s findings and efforts, Ms. Gorelick had become a member of that Commission.

There is definitely something here!

Looks like the spin to save the political careers of some of the 9/11 Commision members has started.

[SeaBiscuit]

"Looks like the spin to save the political careers of some of the 9/11 Commision members has started."

My take as well. Damning the 9/11 Report is no small task when one considers that if it's really discredited then the whole country has been fed a large spoonful of BS concerning our National security.. There may be quite a few powerful people that don't want to see that happen.