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To: chalu2 who wrote (11142)	1/28/2002 6:36:47 AM
From: GUSTAVE JAEGER	Read Replies (3) of 23908

Re: I will not assume, for the moment, that you and I are better informed on this than the FBI. It's not a matter of "being informed" on 911... We all know who's behind that biggest cointelpro foul-up ever! Just as we all know why the US is offering $25 million for any clue to the anthrax attacks: they just wanna tick off every chap that might have been in the know or possess some insider info. The $25 million bounty is merely a bait for would-be stoolies to swallow --eventually, it might turn out to be a poison bait.... The FBI knows that Israeli intelligence was behind the anthrax terror and they wanna make sure nobody's gonna blow the whistle on it! January 26, 2002 RESPONSE TO TERROR Intelligence Gaps Preceding Attacks Subject of Inquiry Congress: Senate and House panels begin looking into U.S. spy agencies' lapses leading up to Sept. 11. By GREG MILLER, TIMES STAFF WRITER WASHINGTON -- The Senate and House intelligence committees quietly began sending notices this week to the nation's spy agencies, requesting documents and other evidence for a pending probe of intelligence failures surrounding the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks. The letters mark the opening of a high-stakes inquiry that could determine whether the intelligence community overlooked possible warning signs and missed opportunities to prevent the attacks. The probe had been delayed, largely because members of Congress were reluctant to distract intelligence officials in the frantic aftermath of the attacks and the ensuing war in Afghanistan. Some lawmakers also expressed concern that the inquiry could lead to a demoralizing witch hunt. But ranking members of the House and Senate intelligence panels set the investigation in motion this week after reaching an agreement that calls for the two panels to share staff and resources for the probe and to hold joint hearings this spring. [snip] latimes.com

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