ExpressLane
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Very true
Saudi Arabia is a frenemy in the truest meaning of the word.
https://billofrightsinstitute.org/essays/the-1973-oil-crisis-and-its-economic-consequences
So what was Trump going to do top secret classified documents?
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Saudi Arabia is a frenemy in the truest meaning of the word.
evince
Truthmatters
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/9/11_Commission
Max Cleland – Democrat, former U.S. Senator from Georgia. Resigned in December 2003, stating that "the White House has played cover-up".
They were reclassified and twump's security clearance had been revoked. You know this. You're posting this to get "likes" from your twumptard buds here. You know you're not convincing anyone of anything.
You're so needy twumptard.
He's not gonna prove it. He can't prove it. He knows its a lie. He's trolling us to get "likes" from his buddies, like Stone and Grokmaster.
"Twump Presdidanetial Lebary". LOL.. if twump made the sign, that's what it would look like.
evince
Truthmatters
He was on the 911 commission
And guess what
He was correct
Bush lied his ass off about the resulting war
I know, they're trying out both lies at once, the problem is - the lies contradict each other! Twumtards are so funny!
Gondwanaland
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Might have helped if you... you know.... read your on link:
2021 FBI files releases
On September 11, 2021, following an executive order by Joe Biden, the FBI started releasing a series of redacted documents related to Saudi Arabia's links to 9/11 and the role of Saudi nationals in the attacks. For security purposes, not all the information was released, and the documents were abridged.[32]
The first of these documents, dated to 2016, is heavily redacted. While no direct link between the Saudi Arabian Government and the terrorists were found, the document did state that Omar al-Bayoumi was a Saudi-Arabian intelligence agent that had links to known terrorists, provided significant support to 9/11 hijackers Nawaf al-Hazmi and Khalid al-Mihdhar upon their arrival in the US, and communicated with a key logistics facilitator for Osama bin Laden, each time immediately following significant logistics support to Hazmi and Mihdhar.[32]
and
2022 FBI files release
The United States Justice Department admitted on March 10 that it would miss a deadline specified by President Joe Biden's executive order to examine and reveal records from the FBI's investigation into the attack.[34]
In March 2022, the FBI declassified a 510 page report about 9/11 that it produced in 2017. The report found that "there is a 50/50 chance al-Bayoumi had advanced knowledge the 9/11 attacks were to occur," from the two Islamists he befriended that were involved in plotting 9/11. Al-Bayoumi also helped the Islamists find housing in San Diego.[35][36] In response, 9/11 Commission chairman and former New Jersey governor Tom Kean said that "If that's true I'd be upset by it", adding "The FBI said it wasn't withholding anything and we believed them."[35][36]
The saudis are and always have been our enemy.
Sure and it will not lend any books, but sell copies of "Art of the Deal" to anyone. That will be the only book.
twump had no security clearance to declassify anything.
evince
Truthmatters
Criticism
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Main article: Criticism of the 9/11 Commission
The commission was criticized for alleged conflicts of interest on the part of commissioners and staff (e.g., Philip D. Zelikow, 9/11 Commission Executive Director/Chair in 1995 co-authored a book with Condoleezza Rice[18]).[19] Further, the commission's report has been the subject of criticism by both commissioners themselves and by others.[20][21]
NORAD falsehoods
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John Farmer, Jr., senior counsel to the Commission stated that the Commission "discovered that...what government and military officials had told Congress, the Commission, the media, and the public about who knew what when — was almost entirely, and inexplicably, untrue." Farmer continues: "At some level of the government, at some point in time … there was a decision not to tell the truth about what happened...The [NORAD] tapes told a radically different story from what had been told to us and the public."[22] Thomas Kean, the head of the 9/11 Commission, concurred: "We to this day don’t know why NORAD told us what they told us, it was just so far from the truth."[23]
CIA withheld information about its knowledge of hijackers
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Director of U.S. Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) George Tenet misled the Commission and was "obviously not forthcoming" in his testimony to the Commission, according to Commission Co-chair Thomas Kean. An FBI agent named Doug Miller had been working inside Alec Station, also known as Bin Laden Issue Station, a unit of the CIA dedicated to tracking the activities of Osama bin Laden and his associates. By Spring 2000, Alec Station learned that Khalid al-Mihdhar, a Saudi national who was known at that time to be an al-Qaeda member, and Nawaf Al Hazmi, another Saudi who at that time was a suspected al-Qaeda operative, had entered the U.S. and were living under their own names in Southern California. FBI agent Miller wanted to inform the FBI of their entry and presence in the U.S. but the CIA blocked Miller's efforts to do so. Miller's contemporaneous draft cable to the FBI reporting on this, which the CIA prevented Miller from sending at the time, was found much later. Khalid al Mihdhar and Nawaf al Hazmi were 9/11 hijackers of American Airlines Flight 77. The CIA then failed to reveal to the Commission that over a year before 9/11 it had been tracking the two hijackers' entry into and whereabouts inside the United States.[24][25] Co-chair Kean believes the CIA's failure to be forthcoming with this information to the Commission was deliberate, not a mistake, saying: "Oh, it wasn't careless oversight. It was purposeful. No question about that in my mind ... In the DNA of these organizations was secrecy."[24]
Edit
Main article: Criticism of the 9/11 Commission
The commission was criticized for alleged conflicts of interest on the part of commissioners and staff (e.g., Philip D. Zelikow, 9/11 Commission Executive Director/Chair in 1995 co-authored a book with Condoleezza Rice[18]).[19] Further, the commission's report has been the subject of criticism by both commissioners themselves and by others.[20][21]
NORAD falsehoods
Edit
John Farmer, Jr., senior counsel to the Commission stated that the Commission "discovered that...what government and military officials had told Congress, the Commission, the media, and the public about who knew what when — was almost entirely, and inexplicably, untrue." Farmer continues: "At some level of the government, at some point in time … there was a decision not to tell the truth about what happened...The [NORAD] tapes told a radically different story from what had been told to us and the public."[22] Thomas Kean, the head of the 9/11 Commission, concurred: "We to this day don’t know why NORAD told us what they told us, it was just so far from the truth."[23]
CIA withheld information about its knowledge of hijackers
Edit
Director of U.S. Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) George Tenet misled the Commission and was "obviously not forthcoming" in his testimony to the Commission, according to Commission Co-chair Thomas Kean. An FBI agent named Doug Miller had been working inside Alec Station, also known as Bin Laden Issue Station, a unit of the CIA dedicated to tracking the activities of Osama bin Laden and his associates. By Spring 2000, Alec Station learned that Khalid al-Mihdhar, a Saudi national who was known at that time to be an al-Qaeda member, and Nawaf Al Hazmi, another Saudi who at that time was a suspected al-Qaeda operative, had entered the U.S. and were living under their own names in Southern California. FBI agent Miller wanted to inform the FBI of their entry and presence in the U.S. but the CIA blocked Miller's efforts to do so. Miller's contemporaneous draft cable to the FBI reporting on this, which the CIA prevented Miller from sending at the time, was found much later. Khalid al Mihdhar and Nawaf al Hazmi were 9/11 hijackers of American Airlines Flight 77. The CIA then failed to reveal to the Commission that over a year before 9/11 it had been tracking the two hijackers' entry into and whereabouts inside the United States.[24][25] Co-chair Kean believes the CIA's failure to be forthcoming with this information to the Commission was deliberate, not a mistake, saying: "Oh, it wasn't careless oversight. It was purposeful. No question about that in my mind ... In the DNA of these organizations was secrecy."[24]
He was asked to return them for over a year. Our military secrets being stored in a closet in a vacation resort.
You don't care, we know, because he's your dear leader but patriotic Americans aren't happy about this.
You should also ask the incel, ExcessPain why the FBI or anyone would plant declassified documents.
ExpressLane
Verified User
Evidence of Financial Links Between Saudi Royal Family and Al Qaeda
https://www.nytimes.com/interactive...links-between-saudi-royal-family-and-al-qaeda
ExpressLane
Verified User
Where did I say they did? Folks you have to excuse Lurch the Nazis dancing in his head has damaged his thinking.
evince
Truthmatters
And both trump and Bush loved them
evince
Truthmatters
It’s stupid huh
They could have planted them the first time they forced trump to turn over what he stole?
It’s an idiot claim
ExpressLane
Verified User
You seem to have inside knowledge. What EXACT secrets are you talking about? Do you think Trump stored any of them on a server in a bathroom in Colorado?
Gondwanaland
Verified User
And how he knew which documents they were going to plant in order to have declassified them a year and a half before they were planted.....
ExpressLane
Verified User
And now Biden is hat in hand begging them.