CIA veröffentlicht Störungen der Intelligenz pre-9/11

Wir haben lang gewußt, daß die linke Hand der Bush Leitung (wenn es eine gibt), selten was die rechte Hand tut und daß beide Hände kann nicht Wirklichkeit fassen aber gewußt hat, sie ist shocking, zu erlernen, wie durchdringend diese im Schlüsselbereich der Intelligenzversammlung ist.

Ein 19 Seite CIA Bericht über bekannte Intelligenz, pre-9/11, geschrieben 2005 und gerade jetzt gebildete öffentlichkeit, behauptet den „bis 60 CIA. Offiziere kannten von den Intelligenzreports 2000 diese zwei des Sept. 11 Straßenräuber, Nawaf Al-Hamzi und Khalid Al-Mihdhar, können in den Vereinigten Staaten gewesen sein. But none of those officers thought to notify the Federal Bureau of Investigation about the potential domestic threat, the report says, evidence of what it calls a systemic failure,” according to the New York Times.

The inspector general (author of the report) recommended that several top agency officials, including former director George J. Tenet, be held accountable for their failure to put in place a strategy to dismantle Al Qaeda in the years before Sept. 11, 2001. Gen. Michael V. Hayden, the current C.I.A. director, and his predecessor, Porter J. Goss, have declined to seek disciplinary action against Mr. Tenet and others named in the report.

Instead, of course, Bush awarded Tenant the Medal of Freedom, the highest civil medal of merit in the land.

The outlines of the report have been known since shortly after it was completed in 2005, but it had never been made public, and its release reignited a debate about whether the C.I.A. should have done more before the attacks and whether Mr. Tenet and other officials should be held accountable.

Many of the report’s findings about bureaucratic breakdowns that allowed the 19 hijackers to elude the authorities and carry out the attacks have been documented elsewhere, principally by the Sept. 11 commission, but this report by John L. Helgerson, the C.I.A. inspector, was the first to recommend that top agency officials face a disciplinary review.

The full report by the inspector general, totaling several hundred pages, remains classified

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