[Vision2020] No mistakes Dubya

[thansen@moscow.com]

Everybody in the administration is pointing the finger at somebody else.

It isn't a question of, "Could 9/11 have been prevented?"

The question is, "Why wasn't any action taken when certain facts were known?" 
(especially considering the August 16, 2001 PDB (Presidential Daily Briefing 
that claimed Al Queda's threat involves aircraft)

Tom Hansen

> Seems to me 9/11 was the fault of some muslim extremists.  
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> But I could be wrong . . .
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> DC
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> On Behalf Of Carl Westberg
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> Subject: [Vision2020] No mistakes Dubya
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> When asked last night what his biggest mistake has been since the
> terrorist 
> attacks, George W. Bush couldn't think of any?  And, by the way,
> according 
> to John Ashcroft, 9/11 was all Bill Clinton's fault?  Good grief....
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>                                      Carl Westberg Jr.
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