The U.S. intelligence community has officially lifted the veil on 28
classified pages from the first congressional investigation into the
9/11 terror attacks that some believe, once exposed, could demonstrate a
support network inside the United States for two of those al-Qaeda
hijackers.
Today, the Obama administration declassified those documents
-- closely held secrets for over 13 years -- and Congress released them
to the public this afternoon. The FBI and U.S. intelligence agencies
had kept the information secret until now, citing reasons of national
security.
The information in the pages lays out a number of circumstances that
suggest it's possible two of the 9/11 hijackers living in California had
been receiving operational support from individuals loyal to Saudi
Arabia in the months leading up to the attacks.
But intelligence officials say the information was preliminary,
fragmented and unfinished data that was subsequently investigated along
with more complete information in subsequent 9/11 investigations.
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There were no planes therefore no hijackers, so it doesn't matter who funded the patsies since they would also be framed. The real perps would be careful to hide themselves behind several curtains.
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