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No access but we should know who to hang cause of documents that you can't access, according to CE. HUH?![]()
Truther logic. Go figure.
No access but we should know who to hang cause of documents that you can't access, according to CE. HUH?![]()
Still amazing.
No access but we should know who to hang cause of documents that you can't access, according to CE. HUH?
BTW CE, you realize by saying they were just executing orders they weren't consciously aware that their actions (or lack thereof) would result in the murders of 3000 Americans. That takes them off my electric chair list.
I ask again. Who decided to help murder the people I knew? Following orders isn't making that decision.
Stop playing stupid, justin. The documents we have no access to are the ones showing where the orders came from ("X information" in my previous post). The documents showing how the investigations of pre-9/11 intelligence were intentionally hindered are accessible to all of us ("Y information" in my previous post). Either man up and research what is available or don't expect to get any response other than ridicule from me.
Where the orders came from is what I want to know.
Then you should join us in demanding a real, thorough, criminal investigation.
I watched those 10 years ago. Your point?
Shure, jimd, paloalto?:
In a court of law, the police informant files the charge(s) on a piece of paper. Under each charge (the offence & relevant legal Act number) is a short paragraph detailing the time/date, place and circumstances of the crime.
Shure, CE, paolo alto, please provide:
The Defendant:
The Charge:
A short description of the circumstances of the crime.
Not a whole tl;dr screed of tedious minutiae which we are supposed to go "Woo" over by merit of it being oh-so-sexy and governmental.
I watched those 10 years ago. Your point?
So you should probably provide them for us to evaluate, right?From official documents you pretend to be unable to locate.
Originally Posted by paloalto
On April 14, 2004 9/11 Commissioner Tim Roemer asked CIA Director George Tenet under oath if he knew a huge al Qaeda attack was just about to take place in August 2001, and knew it would kill thousands of Americans, what did he tell the President about this attack in August. Tenet stated under oath that he did not tell the President anything about this attack. Roemer, who was flummoxed by this response than asked Tenet why he had not told the President about this huge al Qaeda attack in August 2001.
Originally Posted by Robrob
Since Tenent didn't know there was a huge terrorist attack scheduled to take place in August to kill thousands, your point would be?
Tenet said this himself at the April 14, 2001 9/11 Commission public hearings. Tenet said that he knew in August 2001, that a huge al Qaeda attack was just about to take place inside of the US.
Originally Posted by paloalto
You are the director of the CIA. You know a huge al Qaeda attack is just about to take place inside of the US, yet you do not tell the President about this attack.
Notice you changed your claim from "knew a huge terrorist attack scheduled to take place in August to kill thousands" to "huge al Qaeda attack was just about to take place inside of the US."Again CIA Director George Tenet stated a huge al Qaeda attack was just about to take place in the US at that the 9/11 Commission public Hearings.
Well for one thing it's evidence the CIA did warn the President there was a possible attack in the making. Nothing about "huge" or "in August" or "killing thousands."What does this have to do with anything?2) Do you recall the August 6, 2001 PDB memo, "Bin Laden determined to strike in US?"
So no one has ever misspoke on the stand before? Since it's all already public record, what's your point - that they are terrible at keeping a secret?Originally Posted by Robrob
Gee, so it wasn't like the meetings were kept secret or under the table was it? Almost as if Tenet made a mistake. Not like anyone has ever misspoke on the stand.
Tenet had 2 1/2 years to prepare for this testimony, a calendar of his events during those days and a staff to help him remember his meetings on those dates. No one could ever believe that Tenet just forgot after having 2 1/2 years to prepare for his testimony. That is just asinine!
Please provide evidence for your very detailed description of what the flight instructors told the FBI.The FBI Agents who had arrested Moussaoui had been told by his flight simulator instructors that they though Moussaoui was a terrorist trying to learn how to fly a B747 without even having a private pilot’s license in order to hijack a large commercial aircraft and carry out some terrorist act.
You have no idea what you are talking about. But please, continue to expand upon your "expert" legal analysis.Moussaoui refused to cooperate with FBI Agent Harry Samit, and had two knives with 4 inch blades in his possession, just the kind you could bring through airport scurrility legally. He was also connected by French intelligence to Khattab, who was closely connected to al Qaeda and bin Laden. There was an abundance of probable cause!
Originally Posted by Robrob
You do know anyone can write out an affidavit and present it to a judge, right? If you have evidence and probable cause to support your bold claim of "criminal conspiracy" you should probably get off your posterior and do something.
??? Like what?
So Tenent never actually said he "knew" a "huge" terrorist attack was going to happen in "August" that would kill "thousands" of Americans?Tenet’s testimony to the 9/11 Commission:
Tim Roemer first asked Tenet if he knew in August 2001 if a huge al Qaeda attack was about to take place inside of the US.
Tenet said Yes he did.
Then Roemer asked if Tenet knew this attack would kill many Americans.
Tenet said yes he did.
I notice nobody from the denial crowd commented on the Tenet "testimonies".
I have considered your request and have rejected it due to the following...Shure, jimd, paloalto?:
In a court of law, the police informant files the charge(s) on a piece of paper. Under each charge (the offence & relevant legal Act number) is a short paragraph detailing the time/date, place and circumstances of the crime.
Shure, CE, paolo alto, please provide:
The Defendant:
The Charge:
A short description of the circumstances of the crime.
Not a whole tl;dr screed of tedious minutiae which we are supposed to go "Woo" over by merit of it being oh-so-sexy and governmental.
You have failed to provide evidence that:
A)this is a court of law
and
B) failed to provide evidence that I am an informant
and
C)failed to provide legal definition for the term "oh-so-sexy and governmental".
Once these oversights are corrected I MIGHT re-consider and play the part of your Dancing Monkey but I doubt it.
Or in other words...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M5QGkOGZubQ&feature=related
Well for one thing it's evidence the CIA did warn the President there was a possible attack in the making. Nothing about "huge" or "in August" or "killing thousands."
Why would the CIA get annoyed about this? Surely they should either publish an official account to put this to rest, or they should welcome the producers for showing a flaw in national security?
They did publish an official account, the CIA IG report, but this account has been kept super secret. Why keep this account secret if there is really nothing to hide, like allowing the al Qaeda terrorists to murder almost 3000 people in the US?
If there is really nothing to hide, then why not release this report to the American public so all can see what had taken place at the CIA prior to the attacks on 9/11?
They did publish an official account, the CIA IG report, but this account has been kept super secret. Why keep this account secret if there is really nothing to hide, like allowing the al Qaeda terrorists to murder almost 3000 people in the US?
If there is really nothing to hide, then why not release this report to the American public so all can see what had taken place at the CIA prior to the attacks on 9/11?
Yeah, the account is so super secret they released the executive summary five years ago..
It's therefore vanishingly unlikely there is anything spectacularly different in the full report, for the simple reason that an executive summary is meant to, er, summarise the contents of a report. Bureaucrats being bureaucrats, it would be far too much effort to write a phony summary and then tell a completely different story in the main report.
The main report undoubtedly has a lot more detail on "sources and methods" which have to be kept secret to avoid tipping off the opposition. Past precedents suggest that we might see the full report in a few decades, as has happened with declassified CIA reports from Vietnam. .
Frankly when most European countries still have a 30 year rule about the release of completely ordinary government papers, it's a bit childish to expect the CIA to release absolutely everything straight away. Sooner or later it'll come out, and it'll be just like all the other declassifications, such as the final tranche of material from the Kennedy assassination that emerged in the 90s. Of some interest to historians. Maybe.