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Originally posted by Lord Jules
Misuse of a government telephone: $67
Filing a false voucher: $180
Having your security clearance suspended because you told the 9/11 Commission that operation Able Danger had info on Mohammad Atta and they could have prevented 9/11: priceless.
For less than $300, Lt. Col. Anthony Shaffer had his national security clearance suspended, however, as he said in his own words, it was, according to Congressman Weldon's chief of staff, because Shaffer disclosed the existence of Able Danger to the 9/11 Commission.
This is the kind of corrupt country we live in. An agent with top secret clearance tells the 9/11 commission of an operation that could have prevented 9/11, and rather than firing any of the number of incompetents that let 9/11 happen, Shaffer is instead punished.
Also, Shaffer found out in 2003 that the Pakistan ISI was collaborating with the Taliban, something that was just recently disclosed this year (www.bbc.co.uk... this BBC news story was published in 2010, 7 years after Shaffer knew of this information).
When Shaffer told General Barno they had caught a female ISI operative participating with the Taliban, proven through the analysis of (redacted by DoD), the general said he didn't care. He then told Shaffer to give Pakistan this information regardless. Later, when Pakistan was about to raid the location concerning this knowledge, the Taliban somehow was able to get away.
We knew a long time ago that the ISI gave Mohammad Atta a 100,000 dollar wire transfer. It seems clear that the CIA, ISI, and Mossad were all working together to pull off 9/11. If this was an undercover assignment, were they trying to prevent it or to help it to happen? Either way, they failed to prevent it, and Shaffer (among other sources) proves that the government did have prior knowledge of 9/11.
edit on 18-11-2010 by Lord Jules because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Lord Jules
reply to post by wcitizen
the banksters get rewarded. People like Chertoff get special positions and the real American patriots get their clearance removed. This should be a wake up call to anyone teetering on the edge of the 9/11 debate.
Originally posted by Lord Jules
reply to post by wcitizen
the banksters get rewarded. People like Chertoff get special positions and the real American patriots get their clearance removed. This should be a wake up call to anyone teetering on the edge of the 9/11 debate.
Originally posted by Asktheanimals
reply to post by wcitizen
Just look up the publisher of his book "Dark Heart" I think is the title. They are usually glad to forward mail to their authors. Let me know if you get through - I'd like to do the same.
Originally posted by Lord Jules
Misuse of a government telephone: $67
Filing a false voucher: $180
Having your security clearance suspended because you told the 9/11 Commission that operation Able Danger had info on Mohammad Atta and they could have prevented 9/11: priceless.
For less than $300, Lt. Col. Anthony Shaffer had his national security clearance suspended, however, as he said in his own words, it was, according to Congressman Weldon's chief of staff, because Shaffer disclosed the existence of Able Danger to the 9/11 Commission.
This is the kind of corrupt country we live in. An agent with top secret clearance tells the 9/11 commission of an operation that could have prevented 9/11, and rather than firing any of the number of incompetents that let 9/11 happen, Shaffer is instead punished.
Also, Shaffer found out in 2003 that the Pakistan ISI was collaborating with the Taliban, something that was just recently disclosed this year (www.bbc.co.uk... this BBC news story was published in 2010, 7 years after Shaffer knew of this information).
When Shaffer told General Barno they had caught a female ISI operative participating with the Taliban, proven through the analysis of (redacted by DoD), the general said he didn't care. He then told Shaffer to give Pakistan this information regardless. Later, when Pakistan was about to raid the location concerning this knowledge, the Taliban somehow was able to get away.
We knew a long time ago that the ISI gave Mohammad Atta a 100,000 dollar wire transfer. It seems clear that the CIA, ISI, and Mossad were all working together to pull off 9/11. If this was an undercover assignment, were they trying to prevent it or to help it to happen? Either way, they failed to prevent it, and Shaffer (among other sources) proves that the government did have prior knowledge of 9/11.
edit on 18-11-2010 by Lord Jules because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Lord Jules
Misuse of a government telephone: $67
Filing a false voucher: $180
Also, Shaffer found out in 2003 that the Pakistan ISI was collaborating with the Taliban, something that was just recently disclosed this year (www.bbc.co.uk... this BBC news story was published in 2010, 7 years after Shaffer knew of this information).