Newsgroup: it.politica.internazionale
Titolo: Able Danger e le responsabilità di Clinton e Berger nel 9/11

http://drsanity.blogspot.com/2005/08/motive-for-bergers-bizarre-behavior.html
"The Sept. 11 commission (search) did not learn of any U.S. government 
knowledge prior to 9/11 of surveillance of Mohammed Atta or of his 
cell," said Hamilton, a former Democratic congressman from Indiana. "Had 
we learned of it obviously it would've been a major focus of our 
investigation."
Hamilton's remarks Tuesday followed findings by Rep. Curt Weldon 
(search), R-Pa., vice chairman of the House Armed Services and Homeland 
Security committees, that made front-page news.
In June, Weldon displayed charts on the floor of the U.S. Senate showing 
that Able Danger identified the suspected terrorists in 1999. The unit 
repeatedly asked for the information to be forwarded to the FBI but 
apparently to no avail. Various news outlets picked up on the story this 
week.
Weldon told FOX News on Wednesday that staff members of the Sept. 11 
commission were briefed at least once by officials on Able Danger, but 
that he does not believe the message was sent to the panel members 
themselves. He also said some phone calls made by military officials 
with Able Danger to the commission staff went unreturned.
"Why weren't they briefed? Was there some deliberate attempt at the 
staff level of the 9/11 commission to steer the commissioners away from 
Able Danger because of where it might lead?" Weldon asked. "Why was 
there no mention of Able Danger?"
Pentagon spokesman Bryan Whitman said the Sept. 11 commission looked 
into the matter during its investigation of government missteps leading 
to the attacks and chose not to include it in the final report.
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According to Weldon, Able Danger identified Atta, Marwan al-Shehhi 
(search), Khalid al-Mihdar (search) and Nawaf al-Hazmi (search) as 
members of a cell Able Danger code-named "Brooklyn" because of some 
loose connections to New York City.
Weldon said that in September 2000, the unit recommended on three 
separate occasions that its information on the hijackers be given to the 
FBI "so they could bring that cell in and take out the terrorists." 
However, Weldon said Pentagon lawyers rejected the recommendation, 
arguing that Atta and the others were in the country legally so 
information on them could not be shared with law enforcement.
"Lawyers within the administration — and we're talking about the Clinton 
administration, not the Bush administration — said 'you can't do it,'" 
and put post-its over Atta's face, Weldon said. "They said they were 
concerned about the political fallout that occurred after Waco ... and 
the Branch Davidians."

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Complottismo di destra, variante alzheimeriana di quello di sinistra...
Namib

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Non sto dicendo che Clinton ha organizzato o permesso volontariamente il 
9/11.
Sto solo dicendo che gente della sua amministrazione ha impedito alle 
informazioni su un terrorista di passare dall'intelligence alla polizia, 
nonostante le insistenze di Able Danger.
Berger lo hanno beccato con i documenti nascosti nella giacca, mentre 
tentava di portarli via e la sentenza (la condanna è già stata emessa) 
la beccherà a giorni.
Le informazioni sul fatto che Atta era stato individuato nel 1999 non 
furono divulgate alla commissione che indagava sul 9/11.
Il che è anche più grave di aver sbagliato involontariamente.
Mirco