Seymour Butz
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This is exactly why it was decided early on that these investigations were not going to become a political witch hunt only to end up with no progress and a scape-goat or two.
Unless it was shown that someone deliberately acted in their interest that compromised the national interest, progress for change would take precedence. There is zero evidence the US government or anyone in it's ranks supported this attack.
The problems have not been solved but, I think it's a bit better.
FWIW, in my opinion, the ultimate scapegoat was Climton and Gorelick. They set up the "wall" that prevented the CIA and FBI from talking to each other.
The purpose of the "wall" was so that evidence collected by the FBI could be used easier in court since there wouldn't be any questions about leads, etc. this was a shift in policy, from preventing terrorist attacks, to prosecuting them.
Nothing nefarious here, just a policy change that resulted in disaster.
Why else would Gorelick be on the 9/11 Commission other than to protect herself and Clinton? What good would it have done the Bush Admin to point fingers at them AND the very agencies that they were going to need to fight AQ, etc?
None....