[WilliamEaton]

We all know that Saudi citizens and the government contributed in some fashion to 9/11 and definitely al-Qaeda. It's time we all knew to what extent.

[South Dakota]

Ya cannot tell me that Saddam didn’t help the hijackers. I think he did

[Hugin]

President Bush, however, repeatedly denied those pressures, claiming that doing so would compromise U.S. intelligence operations. In 2003, then Saudi foreign minister Prince Faisal arranged a meeting President Bush to publicly demand that he declassify the 28 pages.

This totally contradicts the author's premise. If the 28 pages were classified to protect the Saudis, why would Prince Faisal want them declassified? More likely they contain info about our intelligence activities in Saudi Arabia that we would prefer not be known.

[BlackVeil]

So why does the U.S. continue to protect, and arguably conceal, the extent of Saudi involvement in the 9/11 attacks?

A question with vast implications. But we need to ask this - before any more Saudi inspired adventures such as Libya and Syria take off.