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Oops - russian's? Warned FBI 2 yrs ago

Russia wanted the FBI to investgate Tsarnev for their own benefit, not ours. Putin hates the US. The Russian special forces keep killing civilians everytime Chechen extremists take hostages in Russia. The russian army killed something like 150 innocent civilians in the Moscow theater attack and over 300 innocent civilians in the elementary school. Half of them were children.
 
the clinton administration did the same stuff leading up to 9/11...then everyone tried to blame it on dubya...intelligence, surveillance, security are very expensive...democrats don't like to spend money on that kind of stuff...even when someone hands them a situation on a silver platter...and, shame on any republican who didn't push the issue and now is sitting back saying "i told you so"...

President Bush was told more than a month before the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, that supporters of Osama bin Laden planned an attack within the United States with explosives and wanted to hijack airplanes, a government official said Friday.

The warning came in a secret briefing that Mr. Bush received at his ranch in Crawford, Tex., on Aug. 6, 2001. A report by a joint Congressional committee last year alluded to a ''closely held intelligence report'' that month about the threat of an attack by Al Qaeda, and the official confirmed an account by The Associated Press on Friday saying that the report was in fact part of the president's briefing in Crawford.

The disclosure appears to contradict the White House's repeated assertions that the briefing the president received about the Qaeda threat was ''historical'' in nature and that the White House had little reason to suspect a Qaeda attack within American borders.

AUGUST '01 BRIEF IS SAID TO WARN OF ATTACK PLANS - New York Times
 
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