CIA Sat on Underwear Bomber Report: Blame Game Erupts
December 30, 2009
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pieces are falling into place – al Queda in Yemen is the new nexus of terror as the Global War Of Terror spreads even further and wider, justifying ever more expenditures and controls – the black-op/psy-op that is The Global War Of Terror is unstopable
[...] the agency received criticism for “systemic failures” that allowed AbdulMutallab, the underwear bomber to board a plane on Christmas day bound for the U.S. with explosives sewn in his underwear. Now, there appears to be another security [...]
[...] he ordered reviewing our terrorist watchlist system and air travel screening procedures, and that he will continue with the investigation into the events leading up to the Christmas day [...]
[...] interagency blame game eminates from Obama accusations that the CIA did not pass along complete information that would result in a “red flag” being… On Dec 29th, CNN reported what can only be construed as preliminary talking points obtained from [...]
[...] interagency blame game eminates from Obama accusations that the CIA did not pass along complete information that would result in a “red flag” being… On Dec 29th, CNN reported what can only be construed as preliminary talking points obtained from [...]
[...] according to the officials, if the various pieces of intelligence in various security databases had been properly shared and connected to Abdulmutallab, the Nigerian would have been detained in Amsterdam and prevented from boarding the [...]