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Boredom tempted me to go over and troll-surf in freeperland. The Able Danger topic is very interesting, not too many happy about the developments, some desperatly trying to hang it on Clinton. Some critical of the coverup. Here is a sample:
"A copy of the Able Danger chart that identified lead 9/11 hijacker Mohamed Atta as a terrorist operating inside the U.S. a year before the 9/11 attacks is clearly visible in a video of a 2002 speech by delivered by Rep. Curt Weldon to the Heritage Foundation...
Though Weldon never mentions Able Danger or Atta by name - and the video never zooms in on the chart to the point where Atta's photo is identifiable - it's clear from Weldon comments that the chart is the same one currently being sought."
Man, you are on top of this story! this video is clearly still around.
I think what we know so far about the conversation between Weldon and Hadkins is enough to explain Bush's stonewalling on this. On or around September 25, 2001, Bush was shown the infamous chart. He decided not to make this information public, probably as part of a larger decision to avoid focusing on blaming Clinton, and instead focusing on taking action against terrorists.
Once he decided not to come forward with this information, however, it was very embarrassing to bring it up later and he tried to hide altogether.
Actually, if this really is the smoking gun, and I really think it might be, Bush doesn't look bad at all here. Its Clinton that looks bad. Unfortunately, MSN spin will be a significant factor in this one. combined with an all-out shrill, top of their voice screaming attack, they will take this little shred of Bush's malfeasance and blow it up into something major.
One key variable will be to see how completely the Republican senators (led by weak-kneed Frist) will collapse under this attack. Hopefully, they can maintain some shred of of guts.
As twisted as this spinn is, It warms my heart to hear a freeper admit Bush malfeasance no matter how small.
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