Neither I nor Corbett said that the the investigation report taking an extra meant that a conspiracy was proven. Corbett doesn't actually mention the completion time of the report at all in the quote above. He -does- mention that the investigation was delayed, however, and he links to an article with evidence that this was happening. The article is here:
White House Hurdles Delay 9/11 Commission Investigation | cryptome.org
I'll quote the introduction:
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Wall Street Journal, July 8, 2003
White House Hurdles Delay 9/11 Commission Investigation
Documents and Interviews Are Subject Of Tense Talks as Tight Deadline Looms
By SCOT J. PALTROW
Staff Reporter of THE WALL STREET JOURNAL
WASHINGTON -- For the past seven months, the National Commission on Terrorist Attacks Upon the United States, otherwise known as the 9/11 Commission, has been looking into the events leading up to the 2001 attacks.
But so far the probers have made little progress. The commission is embroiled in tense negotiations over the level of access it will have to White House documents and the federal personnel it wants to interview. Investigators have received only a small portion of the documents they are seeking and have just begun conducting interviews within the last week, according to commission spokesman Al Felzenberg.
That means that the commission may not be able to complete an exhaustive investigation before its deadline next May, according to some of its 10 commissioners and others familiar with its work. The commission has almost 60 staffers, many of whom have clearances to see classified documents. At their disposal is a secure facility at a secret location so that they can read those documents. And they have a $14 million budget to last until May. But from the commission's inception, commissioners and others say, the White House has put obstacles in its way.
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I agree that not giving the commission the funding it asked for doesn't prove anything, but it's more than just not giving the commission the money it wanted. As Wikipedia points out:
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The Bush Administration has further been accused of attempting to derail the commission by giving it one of the smallest independent commission funding levels in recent history ($3 million),[8] and by giving the commission a very short deadline.
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Source:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Critic...enry_Kissinger
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