This investigation was prompted by some loud journalists who had taken some local DEA complaints and ran with the story.
The "players" listed are not even mainstream players, but local dealers who they wanted to pin it on. Thise local dealers knew very little of where their stash came from, only that it was readily available and that for a long time, everyone looked away.
Statements that this DOJ report said the "information was too sensitive" or operations that were "clandestine" springing out of federal or foreign policy are overlooked.
The REAL guys that were in there, are not even on the roster.

>I would bet you could point me to at least three websites that prove that half the inspection team were actually Gray aliens in disguise.

Cheap shot. I don't bother to bring up "aliens", but most of you did when addressing anomalous phenomena. It's so much easier to make fun of something if you can destroy it with catch phrases. This has nothing to do with politics.

>I do know that after new laws forced the CIA to clean up its act and discard human resources that were less than pristine in their backgrounds, that we got blindsided in New York City.

No. Not even close. The FBI was covering for some of these operatives, from orders in Washington.
Some of the terrorists came in and out of the country on renewable visas.
Someone wasn't doing their homework.
Why doesn't anyone question why we let Saudi nationals fly home on private jets after 9/11 when the rest of America couldn't even fly at all?