Second Military Person Joins Able Danger Controversy

Posted by Moonage on 23 Aug 2005 | Tagged as: National Politics

The officer, Scott J. Phillpott, said in a statement today that he could not discuss details of the military program, which was called Able Danger, but confirmed that its analysts had identified the Sept. 11 ringleader, Mohamed Atta, by name by early 2000. "My story is consistent," said Captain Phillpott, who managed the program for the Pentagon’s Special Operations Command. "Atta was identified by Able Danger by January-February of 2000."

OK, lefties, start attacking again. But that still won’t eliminate the questions about the questions. 

  1. What did Sandy Berger steal? 
  2. Why did Sandy do it? 
  3. Why was he only given a slap on the wrist? 
  4. Why is all this coming out now?
  5. Why did the 911 Commission summarily dismiss evidence that directly affected national securiy and attack Condi Rice?
  6. Why do Hamilton and Lee still not see the obvious conflict of interest of having Jamie Gorelick on the commission?

As long as Jamie Gorelick’s on that commission, it has zero credibility.

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