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To: TomGuy

Now, Mr. Speaker, I sat here in the 1990s and I sat here during the 9/11 investigation and watched a ridiculous situation develop with Sandy Berger, the National Security Adviser under President Clinton. He walked into the National Archives before he was to testify before the 9/11 Commission looking through documents. He took documents out of the archives and stuffed them in his socks and pants so that no one would see them as he left the National Archives. Now, that is a felony, tampering with Federal documents and removing classified information regarding our security and information that the 9/11 commission needed to see.

"Sandy Berger initially lied about it. He said he did not do it. Then he admitted it, and he was given a punishment. And, oh, by the way, his security clearance was temporarily lifted, but he will get it back again, for lying, for stealing, and for committing an act of outrage against our country's security. Lieutenant Colonel Shaffer, a Bronze Star 23-year military veteran, simply told the truth and now his life is being ruined."

Uh Huh, what he said. Being from Pa., I've written to Specter and Santorum. Got to keep those letters coming. Amazing that his hasn't gottent the visibility of a DeLay indictment or Rove speculation .

By the way, did the 9/11 coverup commission follow up ever get rescheduled?


56 posted on 10/20/2005 9:29:24 AM PDT by SueRae
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To: SueRae; TomGuy; All; Blurblogger; genefromjersey; TVenn; TrebleRebel; Shermy; oceanview; ...


http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1505988/posts
9/11 panel to single out FBI


The members of the Sept. 11 commission will sharply criticize the Bush administration and Congress this week in a privately financed report expected to single out the FBI as having failed to act on many of the panel's recommendations to protect the nation from terrorist attack, members of the bipartisan panel and its staff said.

They said the report, scheduled for release on Thursday by a private educational group created by the 10 former commissioners, will also criticize the White House for not doing enough to defend civil liberties and privacy rights as it expanded the government's surveillance powers after the Sept. 11 terror attacks. A civil liberties oversight board created by the White House earlier this year is toothless and underfinanced, some of the commissioners said.





PRIVATELY FUNDED???!!!!


58 posted on 10/20/2005 9:50:36 AM PDT by Calpernia (Breederville.com)
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To: SueRae
Did they ever find out what documents Sandy Burger took from National Archives?
71 posted on 10/20/2005 11:37:52 AM PDT by exdem2000
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