(Lt. Col. Anthony) Shaffer said he had provided information about Able Danger and its identification of Mr. Atta in a private meeting in October 2003 with members of the Sept. 11 commission staff when they visited Afghanistan, where he was then serving. Commission members have disputed that, saying that they do not recall hearing Mr. Atta's name during the briefing and that the name did not appear in documents about Able Danger that were later turned over by the Pentagon.The Pentagon says it has no record of those documents even though some say a portion of the documents were delivered in a briefcase. Now Captain's Quarters posts about a chart the Curt Weldon showed at an Heritage Foundation event on May, 2002, that is derivative of the classified documents.
(Weldon) tells the audience that the classified version, designed for a special briefing for the Joint Chiefs, contained the complete look at al-Qaeda and their connections, one year prior to 9/11.Captain's Quarters concludes
we knew what and where Al-Qaeda was far before 9/11 and had opportunities to destroy or disrupt them.The real question is why we didn't do anything!
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- More on Able Danger
- Able Danger Is Not Over!
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- Curt Weldon's Chart of Al-Qaeda Connections






















