Could 9/11 Have Been Prevented? The Gorelick Memo and What We Knew

Chron Watch ^ | 11 August 2005 | Gregory Borse

[Homer1]

I think it's worth noting that the Gorelick memo came out less than 3 weeks after the Oklahoma City bombing.

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[MEGoody]

That doesn't answer my question, however. My question was: What do you think we should have done?

[txhurl]

Ain't that the truth. This story can hardly grow legs with the MSM huddled, lopping the legs off with pruners as they sprout, while studiously ignoring it.

I suppose we could keep this alive on FR for three months and it still never see the light of day.

[MEGoody]

This is creeping closer and closer to TREASON - and somebody is going down over it.

I would agree.

[jaydubya2]

"Here is what Richard A. Clark, former counter-terrorism advisor for both the Clinton and Bush Administrations, testified to in prepared remarks before the Sept. 11 Commission on March 24, 2004: “In retrospect, we know that there was information available to some in the FBI and CIA that al Qida [sic] operatives had entered the United States."

It's a minor note, but does anyone else find it disturbing that Clarke could not spell the terror group's name correctly?

[petercooper]

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