Recently released FBI documents prove the existence of highly sensitive National Security and criminal investigations of "Turkish Activities" in Chicago prior to September 11, 2001.
These documents add further support to many of the allegations that former FBI translator Sibel Edmonds has claimed, in public and in Congress, since 2002. The documents were released under a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request into an organization called the Turkish American Cultural Alliance (TACA), an organization repeatedly named by Ms. Edmonds as being complicit in the crimes that she became aware of when she was a translator at the FBI.
By Kim Zetter
December 1, 2009
Wired.com
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On occasion, the public has been asked by George W. Bush to refrain from considering certain conspiracy theories. Bush has made such requests when people were looking into crimes in which he might be...
A number of excellent comments follow posting of Aidan Monaghan's latest Freedom of Information Act request results, this time pertaining to the movement of Flights 11 and 77 pre-9/11. We invite readers to read those for ongoing discussion and analysis of this information. Monaghan continues to provide a great service by persistently filing FOIA requests in a number of areas, which we appreciate. You can read more of the results of his extensive work at his blog at 911blogger.com.
by Chris George May 19, 2009 OMBwatch.org
The United States Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit ruled today that the White House Office of Administration (OA) does not need to respond to Freedom of...
A new EFF report pulls together everything that's now known about the FBI's monster internal records system.
By Jon Stokes
April 30, 2009
arstechnica.com
Earlier this week, the EFF published a new report detailing the FBI's Investigative Data...
