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US acted to conceal evidence of intelligence failure before 9/11

Operation Foxden, delayed by turf war between the FBI and the CIA, given green light three days before the al-Qaida attacks By Ian Cobain March 27, 2012 Guardian.co.uk The US government shut down a series of court cases...

Who Funded 9/11 Attacks? Insurers, 9/11 Families Still Want Answers

After the 10-year anniversary of Sept. 11 and six months after the death of al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden, questions still remain regarding who funded the attacks that led to thousands of deaths...

Who gains from debt deal? The Pentagon, for one

By Nancy A. Youssef August 1, 2011 McClatchy Newspapers WASHINGTON -- The last-minute deal that Congress is considering to raise the federal debt limit probably will mean trillions of dollars in government spending reductions for most agencies....

FBI’s Behrooz Sarshar Testimony Censored | 9/11 Family Members Demand Answers

Originally published at Boiling Frogs by Sibel Edmonds on 1/31/11 Behrooz Sarshar: The Witnessed & Documented "Kamikaze Pilots" Case In a public statement issued today (see below), members of the 9/11 Family Steering Committee demanded a...

Judge Rejects Many Claims in 9/11 Cases

By BENJAMIN WEISER June 17, 2010 NYTimes.com A federal judge in Manhattan who was criticized by families of victims of 9/11 for taking too long to decide motions in lawsuits they had filed has handed down a...

CIA Aided DOJ Prosecutors in 1995 OKC Bombing Case

See also the related note at the end from Gloria Chipman, Director of V.O.T.I.V.E.S. (Victims of Terrorism Information and Vital Exchange Services) and Jesse Trentadue. And keep these families in mind and heart as the 15th anniversary of the Murrah Building Bombing in OKC rapidly approaches, on April 19th. This is accompanied by nice, brief background summary, from Harmon Taylor.
Update 4/3/10 - Link to a recent in-depth radio interview with Jesse Trentadue regarding his Brother's death and the Oklahoma City Bombing: www.scotthortonshow.com.

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