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On Sep 11, 5:05*pm, dave wrote:
dxAce wrote: dave wrote: Gregg wrote: The History Channel is the place to be on this somber day. All day is going to be great shows. A couple dozen crazies bring empire to its knees with boxcutters and maxxed-out credit cards. *****ing embarrassment. *Bush should be punished for getting caught napping. Funny, as it would seem most of their work and practice took place during your 'tard boy Clinton's watch. Was he napping or fooling around with interns? dxAce Michigan USA As I recall Clinton was being distracted by an insane witch hunt. Regardless, Bush had dozens of very specific warnings and did nothing. Did nothing.- Hide quoted text - ****MANY**** people did nothing Dave, there is plenty of blame to go around. The part that just leaves me shaking my head is that IMO, this country is no more better prepared than it was on 9-11. |
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Bushcraftgregg wrote:
****MANY**** people did nothing Dave, there is plenty of blame to go around. The part that just leaves me shaking my head is that IMO, this country is no more better prepared than it was on 9-11. It was not Mr. Bush's prerogative to do nothing. Read the time line. http://www.historycommons.org/timeli..._9/11=warnings |
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On Sep 11, 6:22*pm, dave wrote:
Bushcraftgregg wrote: ****MANY**** people did nothing Dave, there is plenty of blame to go around. The part that just leaves me shaking my head is that IMO, this country is no more better prepared than it was on 9-11. It was not Mr. Bush's prerogative to do nothing. Read the time line. http://www.historycommons.org/timeli...plete_911_time.... Dave, I have read everything that can/could possibly be read about the subject, not to be a prick or anything but I can promise you I have read more about that day than you. Just saying. |
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Bushcraftgregg wrote:
On Sep 11, 6:22 pm, dave wrote: Bushcraftgregg wrote: ****MANY**** people did nothing Dave, there is plenty of blame to go around. The part that just leaves me shaking my head is that IMO, this country is no more better prepared than it was on 9-11. It was not Mr. Bush's prerogative to do nothing. Read the time line. http://www.historycommons.org/timeli...plete_911_time... Dave, I have read everything that can/could possibly be read about the subject, not to be a prick or anything but I can promise you I have read more about that day than you. Just saying. I acknowledge that I am no scholar nor expert on the matter, but these people ignored the experts and did nothing. "Between August 6 and September 11, 2001: No High-Level Meetings to Discuss ‘Bin Laden Determined to Strike in US’ Memo Edit event The Bush administration holds no high-level meetings prior to 9/11 to discuss the ‘Bin Laden Determined to Strike in US’ Presidential Daily Briefing (PDB) given to President Bush on August 6, 2001 (see August 6, 2001). Counterterrorism “tsar” Richard Clarke will later suggest that 9/11 might have been stopped “if [National Security Adviser] Rice and the president had acted personally, gotten involved, shaken the trees, gotten the Cabinet members involved when they had ample warning in June and July and August that something was about to happen.… [Rice] said that the president received 40 warnings face to face from the director of central intelligence that a major al-Qaeda attack was going to take place and she admitted that the president did not have a meeting on the subject, did not convene the Cabinet. She admitted that she didn’t convene the Cabinet. And as some of the [9/11 Commissioners] pointed out, this was in marked contrast to the way the government operated in December of 1999, when it had similar information and it successfully thwarted attacks.” [ABC News, 4/8/2004] Former CIA official Larry Johnson will similarly comment, “At a minimum, the details in the 6 August PDB should have motivated Rice to convene a principals’ meeting. Such a meeting would have ensured that all members of the president’s national security team were aware of the information that had been shared with the president. George Bush should have directed the different department heads to report back within one week on any information relevant to the al-Qaeda threat. Had he done this there is a high probability that the FBI field agents concerns about Arabs taking flight training would have rung some bells. There is also a high probability that the operations folks at CIA would have shared the information they had in hand about the presence of al-Qaeda operators in the United States.” [Tom Paine (.com), 4/12/2004] There will be one cabinet-level principals meeting to discuss terrorism on September 4, 2001, but no evidence has been released suggesting the PDB or the possibility of al-Qaeda attacking the US was discussed (see September 4, 2001). Entity Tags: Condoleezza Rice, Richard A. Clarke, George W. Bush, Larry C. Johnson Timeline Tags: 9/11 Timeline Category Tags: Counterterrorism Policy/Politics, Bush's Aug. 6, 2001 PDB, Presidential Level Warnings, Warning Signs Bookmark and Share " http://www.historycommons.org/timeli...level_warnings |
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