9/11 Panel: U.S. Hindering Probe
One exception appeared to be the Defense Department, which has not responded to information requests from the Joint Chiefs of Staff, which advises the president on military matters, and the North American Aerospace Defense Command, which defends U.S. airspace and faces scrutiny for its response to reports of hijacked planes on Sept. 11.
A three-page report from Kean and Hamilton said "problems" with the Pentagon "are becoming particularly serious," although it says department leaders recently vowed to address the concerns.
9/11 Panel: U.S. Hindering Probe
Where were the inteceptors on 911? Inquiring minds still want to know.
And that's not all. Ken Starr spent over $50 million going after Bill Clinton, but Pres. Bush thought $3 million was adequate to investigagte Black Tuesday, and as the Newsday article highlights, there's been quite a bit of footdragging by the Bush Administration on the 911 investigation.
The rational person might well come to the conclusion that Bush and pals have something to hide.
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