The Memory Hole has the 2002 9/11 Investigation files

[displacedtexan]

Ya gotta love the guys at The Memory Hole!

Here's my favorite snip:

Throughout June, July, and the first half of September, 2002, the Joint Inquiry held closed sessions. The second half of September saw all open hearings, while those in October alternated between open and closed. In December, the Joint Inquiry issued its report, but only 24 pages were publicly released out of a total of over 800.

In May 2003, Newsweek, Knight Ridder, and other media outlets reported that the Bush Administration was working to block the release of the Joint Inquiry's full report. In fact, officials were quoted as saying that they'd like to retroactively classify parts of the material that came out during the open hearings. They're upset about some of the information divulged by senior intelligence officials and by the Inquiry staff's leader, Eleanor Hill. (They now regret giving Hill and her team access to so many classified intelligence briefings.)
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And NOW they want to declassify Richard Clarke's testimony? Which is it: classify, declassify, or retroactively classify?

It's getting hard to keep up!

Anyway, The Memory Hole has tons of testimony at this site.


Oh so much more...

http://www.thememoryhole.org/911/hearings/

[LynneSin]

1. Great stuff

:D

:grouphug:

[displacedtexan]

2. Clarke testified in closed session.

This is what the BFEE now wants to declassify.

Other testimony at the site is pretty damaging to Bush* though.

[efhmc]

3. But doesn't opening up his testimony also bring the potential of opening

up any other person's testimony that is even alluded to? What a convoluted question. I hope you understood it.