In order for CQ readers to access the new posts covering the emerging scandal surrounding the revelations about the Able Danger data-mining project that accurately identified Mohammed Atta and three other 9/11 hijackers, I have created a new category for these posts called 9/11 Commission. Here are the posts so far that have gone into this category:
9/11 Cell Identified In 2000
Dafydd: Tangled Webs, Contrasting Countdowns
Confirmation Of Able Danger Raises Even More Questions
9/11 Commission Acknowledges Briefing On Able Danger
The Second Half Of 9/11
9/11 Commission Changes Its Story — Again
Rethinking Prague After Able Danger
The Wall, The White Memo, And The DoD
NEW: Another Detail The 9/11 Commission Seems To Have Missed
Later on, I will try to update older posts relating to the 9/11 Commission to put them in this same category. This will be a subcategory of the War on Terror category, so all of these posts will remain within that group as well. Hopefully this post will provide a quick guide to the coverage of Able Danger here at CQ in the meantime.
UPDATE: WorldNet Daily notes some of my analysis in their overview on Able Danger and the collapse of the 9/11 Commission’s credibility. Darn, no hyperlinks, but a very nice summary of a few of the above posts.
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Able Danger Scandal
This one seems to be gathering quite a head of steam. It is being reported that the Able Danger data mining project identified the 9/11 cell sometime in 1999, and the 9/11 comission knew about it and still omitted it from their reports. From NRO’s T…
Another Rovian Plot no doubt….UPDATED
We expect sad gits like Sandy Berger, Madeline Albright and the rest to subvert National Security to gain and hold power
ABLE DANGER Summary to Date
Captain Ed summarizes his comprehensive coverage.
The farcical legacy of the 9-11 Commission
So now we know that (1) the 9-11 Commission covered up the fact that military intelligence had tagged Atta and friends as al-Qaeda terrorists operating in the US in 2000, but the military intel agents could not inform the FBI thanks to the WALL; and (2…
Able Danger; Disabled Commission
Any credibility the 9/11 Commission had has been completely destroyed:
The Sept. 11 commission knew military intelligence officials had identified lead hijacker Mohamed Atta as a member of al-Qaida who might be part of U.S.-based terror cell more th…
If You Only Watch the Nightly News
…or scan the headlines in your daily newspaper, the links below may be a series of rude eye-openers. A Guide To Able Danger Posts At Captain's Quarters (one of many) Protect Us, But Don't Look at Us @ Thumos Able Danger and Jamie Gor…
Another piece of the puzzle
…a bunch of pissed-off law enforcement people, knowing that a big problem was brewing, went behind the backs of their superiors to share info that Reno’s Justice Department didn’t want shared? The timing is particularly important I think.
Commission Admission
The Able Danger team identified five al Qaeda cells around the world in 2000; in the United States, Kenya, Tanzania, Yemen and Germany. As we know now, the German cell moved to the US and, of course, those members perpetrated
9/11 Cover Up?
When the 9/11 Commission convened last year, I had the sense that the Democrats on board – particularly Richard Ben-Veniste and Jaime Gorelick – had the dual mission of protecting the Clinton administration and damning Bush’s for errors that led to the…
Blogstorm Warning
You need to read the following – updated as of last night, not as of this morning, so there may be more that should be added to the list (and no doubt are) – about the rapidly developing story of the 9/11 Commission’s failure (refusal?) to deal with th…
What Did Clinton Know and When Did He Know It?
It didn’t take long after the horror of 9/11 for Liberals and Democrats (are the words interchangeable?) to start asking “What did Bush know and when did he know it?”, as if W were privy to the plans of Al Qaeda that terrible day.
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