Surprise, surprise, surprise. Clinton's culpable for September 11, 2001.

Don't bother trying. You won't see this story on the evening news.

Fifty or sixty years from now, books with the truth about the Leninist-Leninist Clinton administration's failure to act to protect our nation because action against our enemies is contrary to their putrid, puerile worldview will appear. This truth will never be permitted to appear in textbooks nor will anyone be allowed to utter it on any college campus.

All emphasis below is mine.


Members of the 9/11 commission apparently left some key information out of their "comprehensive" report on the terror attacks - because their own staffers didn't tell them about it.

Hang on. That's not the big one.

Press reports said commission staffers are now planning to retrieve their notes from the National Archives to find out if they overlooked important information. (They did, one U.S. senator [Nope. Congressman.-F.G.] says.)

The staffers are looking for information about a secret U.S. military unit called Able Danger. That military unit learned -- one year before the 9/11 attacks -- that a terror cell including Mohammed Atta and three other future 9/11 hijackers was operating in the United States.

Information about the terror cell was not handed over to the FBI, although Able Danger repeatedly requested that the FBI be told. Sen. Curt Weldon (R-Pa.) (I wish. Mr. Weldon is a member of the US House of Representatives. - F.G.) says Pentagon lawyers in the Clinton administration refused to tell the FBI, because the four terrorists were in the country legally.

Because the Clinton administration barred U.S. intelligence agencies from sharing information with the FBI, Pentagon lawyers reportedly argued that information on the legal residents could not be shared with the FBI.

Why such a rule? Because the Clinton cabal is a product of the 1960's, when left-fascist intellectualoids took to the streets to get us to give up on another war. The domestic (FBI) and foreign (CIA) intelligence gathering agencies were emasculated to prevent YOU from knowing the truth about the traitorous, un-American, and anti-American left.

RADICAL ISLAM? HA! A SEVENTH CENTURY PHILODOXY OF DEATH THAT WILL BE DESTROYED WHEN THE WEST AND/OR SANE MOSLEMS WAKE UP AND WAGE TOTAL WAR AGAINST THOSE WHO MURDER THE INNOCENT.

THE REAL ENEMY OF THE WEST WAS, IS NOW, AND EVER SHALL BE THE DIABOLICAL CONCEIT KNOWN VARIOUSLY AS SOCIALISM, COLLECTIVISM, MARXISM, COMMUNISM, LEFTISM, LIBERALISM, ET CETERA, AD NAUSEAM.


Thursday's New York Times reported that 9/11 commission staffers were told that Able Danger had identified a terror cell in the country - a full ten days before the 9/11 commission issued its final report on the terror attacks.

Sen. Curt Weldon (R-Pa.) (If wishes were horses, we'd all spend the day at the track. Mr. Weldon is still a member of the US House of Representatives. - F.G.) told Fox News on Wednesday that commission staffers were briefed at least once on Able Danger, but he does not believe that panel members were told about it.

"Why weren't they briefed? Was there some deliberate attempt at the staff level of the 9/11 commission to steer the commissioners away from Able Danger because of where it might lead?" Weldon said on Fox News Wednesday.

Weldon also told Fox that some commission staffers did not return phone calls from members of the Able Danger military unit.

Thursday's New York Times reported that Weldon has just sent a letter to commission members, in which he "criticized the panel in scathing terms, saying that its 'refusal to investigate Able Danger after being notified of its existence, and its recent efforts to feign ignorance of the project while blaming others for supposedly withholding information on it, brings shame on the commissioners, and is evocative of the worst tendencies in the federal government that the commission worked to expose.'"'

Rep. Chris Shays (R-Conn.), a member of the House Homeland Security Committee, told Fox & Friends on Thursday that "Able Danger and what they learned" is a "huge deal."

"We will learn that we should have known about [the Sept. 11 attacks] and that we could have prevented it," he said.

"And hats off to Curt Weldon," Shays said, for directing the media's attention to critical information that other government agencies and the 9/11 commission apparently had no interest in pursuing. (Weldon, in a show-and-tell on the Senate floor in June 2005, explained that Able Danger had identified the four suspected terrorists in 1999.)

Said Shays, "Bottom line is -- we had a defense organization that knew about this [terror] cell... they knew about these guys; they knew about four of the 19 hijackers."

Lee Hamilton, the 9/11 commission's co-chair, told Fox News on Wednesday, "The Sept. 11 commission did not learn of any U.S. government knowledge prior to 9/11 of surveillance of Mohammed Atta or of his cell. Had we learned of it, obviously it would've been a major focus of our investigation."

Ignorant old fool.

In another development, a group of Sept. 11 widows that demanded a probe of the events leading up to 9/11 issued a statement saying it is disappointed to learn that the commission's final report is "incomplete and illusory."