9/11 Staff Members - Who Are They?

Action ^ | 8/13/2005 | Stocksthatgoup

[LucyJo]

Thank you so much for the post! Just began checking into it too. Looking forward to our results!

[BARLF]

This report reflects the results of our work so far. We remain ready to revise our understanding of events as our investigation progresses. This staff statement represents the collective effort of a number of members of our staff. Douglas MacEachin, Yoel Tobin, Nicole Grandrimo, Sarah Linden, Thomas Dowling, John Roth, Douglas Greenburg, and Serena Wille did much of the investigative work reflected in this statement...

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/5224036/

[stocksthatgoup]

Michael Hurley
Senior Director of Policy
Michael Hurley, a career CIA officer, has twenty-one years in that organization. He served on the 9/11 Commission’s staff as a senior counsel and director of the counterterrorism policy investigation. In the course of the investigation into the September 11 attacks on the United States, the team he headed interviewed more than 150 officials and reviewed hundreds of thousands of pages of sensitive documents. His team took the lead in organizing the March 2003 public hearings of highest-level officials of the Clinton and Bush administrations, and the early April public hearing of Dr. Condoleezza Rice, President Bush’s national security advisor. His team drafted substantial portions of the policy chapters of the Commission’s final report.

On 9/11 Michael Hurley volunteered to work in CIA’s Counterterrorist Center and to deploy to Afghanistan. He served three tours in Afghanistan post-9/11, leading Agency employees and Special Forces in southeastern Afghanistan. He was one of the Agency’s lead coordinators on the ground of Operation Anaconda, the largest battle against al Qaeda in the campaign in Afghanistan.

From 1998 – 1999, and again in 2000, he was detailed to the National Security Council, where he was director for the Balkans, and advised the national security advisor and the president on Balkans policy. Over the past decade he has been a leader in U.S. interventions in troubled areas: Kosovo (1999 – 2000); Bosnia (1995 – 1996); and Haiti (during the U.S. intervention, 1994 – 1995). Michael Hurley has held a range of management positions at CIA headquarters and served multiple tours of duty in western Europe. He speaks French and Spanish fluently.

Michael Hurley is an attorney. He began his career in Minneapolis as a trial attorney and a specialist in appellate advocacy.

[Stellar Dendrite]

"WOW!! All these connections are making me want to reach for my tin hat!"

LOL, Im wearing mine as we speak ;)

[cookcounty]

Obviously, Dietrich Snell is one of the people who did not take Al-Qaeda seriously, and has some egg on his face.

Then he ends up as a 9-11 Commission staffer. What's going on here???????

[cookcounty]

" And Snell's a deputy AG in Eliot Spitzer's office now. Isn't that interesting?

Elliot Spitzer, who has decided to help cover-up criminality in Air America's Steal-from-the-Children finance scam.

[BARLF]

WALKER, EMILY MADISON, CT 06443 CITIGROUP

DODD, CHRISTOPHER J VIA FRIENDS OF CHRIS DODD 06/28/2002 500.00 22020551111

Political donation

Is this the same Emily Walker worked on 911 Commission? Citigroup connection.

[Freedom is eternally right]

http://tinyurl.com/eykye


Working with Kean, Hamilton, Kojm, Marcus, and others, Zelikow recruited others qualified to work on the kind of report we had envisioned. Michael Hurley was a career officer in the CIA's Directorate of Operations, but he also had a law degree and happened to be an avid reader of history. Having represented the CIA on the National Security Council staff, he, too, brought to the commission a useful personal network. Another catch--to mention only one of several--was Lloyd Salvetti, another CIA operations officer. His last post had been as head of the CIA's internal think tank, the Center for the Study of Intelligence. There, he had worked closely with Zelikow and me on a Harvard executive program for senior intelligence analysts, part of which had involved developing historical case studies for classroom use. Yet another--to mention only one more--was former New Jersey attorney general John Farmer, recruited by Kean.

[BARLF]

WALKER, EMILY L. MS. MADISON, CT 06443 CITIGROUP/BANKER

BUSH, GEORGE W VIA BUSH FOR PRESIDENT INC. 08/15/2000

[Freedom is eternally right]

Just to add a connection to the Plame leak investigation:
Snell and two other senior Department of Justice officials (Valerie Caproni, chief of the criminal division for the EDNY (Eastern District of New York) and Patrick Fitzgerald, head of terrorism and organized crime in the SDNY (Southern District of New York) knew of the intelligence coming from Yousef, in the spring of 1996.

[WHBates]

Good Lord with all of the high powered folks and the high profile commissioners you would think they could/would have done a better job.

Does anyone know how much this sham commission cost the taxpayers?

[mabelkitty]

I smell a conflict of interest.

[FReethesheeples]

BUMP! Inquiring minds want to know what their motivation was (or lack of motivation thereof) for not investigating further, for NOT examining the 15 boxes of documents which Rep. Curt Weldon says were available and for NOT interviewing the 11 witnesses Weldon says are now available for interviewing under oath.

[FReethesheeples]

BUMP!

[FReethesheeples]

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[FReethesheeples]

Bump

[FReethesheeples]

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[FReethesheeples]

BUMP!!

[Lancey Howard]

GREAT POST BUMP!!!

[FReethesheeples]

Rep. Curt Weldon said today on Fox News that there are 15 unexamined boxes of documents(!), and now 11 witnesses(!!), (NOT just 1), who are willing to testify under oath.

He also is calling for 9/11 Staffers to be questioned under oath re: their evident negligence, &/or close-mindedness, &/or cover-up behavior, and/or stonewalling.