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"Harry Krause" wrote in message
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NOYB wrote:

This "Able Danger" story is growing legs, and even the news media is
starting to ask questions again as to why so many important items were
left
out the 9/11 report.

From the Washington Times:

Review finds no pre-9/11 Atta file
By Rowan Scarborough
THE WASHINGTON TIMES
August 23, 2005

A Pentagon investigation has found no evidence

Wow! What did they spend, a whole couple of days looking?

I'd imagine that Shaffer and Phillpott have some pretty damning evidence
tucked away, or they wouldn't have come forward. In fact, Shaffer told
Donny Deutsch on The Big Idea last night that more and more documents will
be coming forth over the next several weeks.

The Pentagon jumped the gun on their statement...which is precisely why Sen.
Weldon sent them this email soon after DiRita spoke:


"Three people associated with Able Danger have gone on the record to certify
that it was a program tasked with mapping Al-Qaeda worldwide - its work
included the linkages which identified Mohammad Atta. That finding should
not be taken lightly, and neither should the credibility of the three people
who have bravely gone on the record.

It is important that the American people get the full story of Able Danger.
A search for the relevant data and products from this program needs to be
conducted, and if nothing can be found, we need to find out what happened to
this information.

The Pentagon should continue interviewing people with knowledge of the Able
Danger program, and encourage those with information to come forward without
fear of reprisal.

I strongly caution the Pentagon against issuing any further statements
without a full accounting of the facts. Failure to do so would reflect
poorly upon the investigation and might give the unfortunate impression that
its results are predetermined."