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More witnesses have come forward to support the Able Danger claims, and the tone of Pentagon spokesman DiRita’s comments may cast doubt on the Pentagon’s intent to fully investigate.

I would add to your analysis the very suspicious behavior of 9/11 Commission members to the AD revelations, they have been less than candid and their press releases usualy stand for less than a day’s scrutiny, before becoming inoperative. Someone appears to be hiding something.

I think the 9/11 report fiddled the Atta timeline to discredit the reports of AQ meeting up with Iraqi agents in Prague. It also gives reason to why AD was left out of the 9/11 final report.

If the shredding party(s) were effective, it may never be possible to get to the truth — But Congress should try by convening hearings ASAP. If you really want to fix the systemic problems, you need an absolute understanding of what failed. People’s lives are in the balance.

The blogs need to run this until we know the truth, the leftist-MSM isn’t going to, since doing so will inflict damage on the political class which has already signed off on the 9/11 version of the truth. As an aside is this what Dean meant when he talked about truth versioning?

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Remember Able Danger was a prototype operation and prior to 9/11 the political and social culture in America frowned upon the idea that the government data mines citizens. I do not believe the prior adminstration really wanted anyone to know, including the incoming administration, about such a military program existing.

Able Danger was dissovled not to hide 9/11 (because that had not yet occurred) but because it exposed the premise that the former Clinton adminstration developed data mining programs which operated under the radar, hidden from legal eagles like the ACLU’s public scrutiny. Remember too, that ever since the 1993 WTC bombing Islamic terrorism was basically treated as a law enforcement issue, not a military issue and, it is well known that law enforcement did not have available the data mining means to investigate Islamic terrorist cells in America, but the military did.

The Pentagon continued its attempted public-relations recovery after almost two weeks of remaining silent on the Able Danger revelations. After issuing its official statement, spokesman Joseph Di Rita spoke out on Lt. Col. Tony Shaffer and their inabil…