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Politics : Just the Facts, Ma'am: A Compendium of Liberal Fiction

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To: American Spirit who wrote (2515)12/12/2003 1:47:09 AM
From: Sully-  Read Replies (1) of 90947
 

President Bush's daily intelligence briefings in the weeks
leading up to the September 11 terror attacks included a
warning of the possibility that Osama bin Laden's al Qaeda
network would attempt to hijack a U.S.-based airliner,
senior administration officials said Wednesday......

....White House officials, however, said vague talk of the
threat of potential hijackings was a recurring issue in
U.S. intelligence data, and cautioned against considering
this new information with "post 9/11 thinking."

"A general warning of the prospect of a hijacking would be
looked at much more differently today than it was pre-9/11,"
one senior official said......


WOW! I can't believe how damning this clear, specific
evidence really is! They should have grounded every flight
over US soil indefinitely based on this specific, detailed
information!

What a crock of BS if you think this proves anything
nefarious about the Bush Administration!
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AS said....
"* And yet the Republicans condemn Clinton for being soft on Al Qaida. LOL Bush was warned and did nothing."

More proof that you can't even draw rational conclusions.
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