CIA Sends Finished Inspector General Report on 9/11 to Intelligence

[steve2470]

Committees (end of headline)

http://ap.tbo.com/ap/breaking/MGB1R4SSQCE.html

WASHINGTON (AP) - CIA Director Porter Goss personally delivered to Congress the findings of the agency's inspector general report on the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, opening a debate about how much of the highly classified and critical document should be made public.

The report, which congressional officials had yet to review Tuesday evening, is a hard-hitting chronicle of actions taken by individuals and the CIA bureaucracy before the attacks nearly four years ago.

The findings are expected to highlight failures of specific individuals, according to present and former government officials speaking on condition of anonymity. Goss had told Congress earlier that people scrutinized in the report had been given an opportunity to review it and respond.

The investigation by CIA Inspector General John Helgerson has caused further angst at an agency that has been repeatedly and harshly criticized for intelligence failures before the 9/11 attacks.

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[jasmeel]

1. Sounds like Goss had enough time "play" with the intelligence.

[Starfury]

2. Is the one that should have been released last year?

They certainly spent long enough "polishing" it....

[wli]

3. like the CIA front ptech writing code for Cheney to orchestrate 9/11 with?

That's probably censored out before it's even redacted.