[Vision2020] offline

[thansen@moscow.com]

Pat Kraut stated:

"I have wondered if some congressioal voters have ever read a newspaper from 
Dec. 5-6, 1940? Or immediatly thereafter."

Any information made available to the public (via newspapers) would not have 
served any purpose whatsoever, considering Pearl Harbor, even if the 
information was 100% accurate and provided by Japanese intelligence officers.  
Probably because the attack on Pearl Harbor did not occur until a year later.

To be serious - We are not talking about newspaper articles published on August 
16, 2001.  We are talking about a PDB (Presidential Daily Briefing) which was 
highly classified at the time.  This PDB mentioned (specifically) a terrorist 
threat that had been discovered that would involve aircraft.  This was 
mentioned by virtually all witness testimony before the 9-11 commission.

Do you understand?

Tom
Hansen

---------------------------------------------
This message was sent by First Step Internet.
           http://www.fsr.net/