
Former White House counterterrorism adviser Richard Clarke waits for the beginning of a hearing before the House Armed Services Committee Jan. 27, 2010, on Capitol Hill in Washington. / Getty Images
A former White House adviser who has long criticized President George W. Bush on the Sept. 11, 2001, terror attacks will reportedly be featured in a documentary advancing an admittedly unsupported theory that the Central Intelligence Agency tried to turn two of the 9/11 hijackers into double agents while they resided in the United States in the years leading up to the attacks.
The top counterterrorism adviser to President Clinton and Mr. Bush, Richard Clarke details his baseless accusation of the CIA recruitment -- and subsequent cover-up upon its failure -- in a radio documentary planned for the upcoming 10th anniversary of the attacks, according to a report in The Daily Beast Thursday.
"I've thought a lot about this," Clarke says in the documentary being produced by FF4 Films, in which he describes his theory as "the only conceivable reason that I've been able to come up with" to explain why the White House wasn't informed of the terrorists' presence in the country, the Beast reports.
During the 9/11 Commission's investigation of the attacks, the CIA said it didn't know the location of the hijackers Clarke refers to, Nawaf al-Hazmi and Khalid al-Mihdhar, the Beast reports.
In the documentary, Clarke says his theory, which he says he has no proof to support, concludes that the CIA director at the time, George Tenet, ordered the cover-up after the recruitment effort failed, the Beast reports. In response to that accusation, Tenet released a written statement saying that Clarke has "suddenly invented baseless allegations which are belied by the record and unworthy of serious consideration."
Clarke's accusation against Tenet represents a dramatic shift from the way he praised the CIA chief during a 2004 interview with CBS' "60 Minutes."
Clarke's take on terror
Video: Richard Clarke speaks out
Video: Bush White House reacts to Clarke's interview
"George Tenet was saying to the White House, saying to the president - because he briefed him every morning - a major al Qaeda attack is going to happen against the United States somewhere in the world in the weeks and months ahead," Clarke told "60 Minutes" correspondent Lesley Stahl about the months leading up to the attacks. "He said that in June, July, August."
On 9-11-2001, Israeli Mossad agents were caught red-handed with explosives in a van at the George Washington Bridge. But then, U.S. Assistant Attorney General and "secret Israeli Mossad agent" Michael Chertoff ordered the FBI to release and deport these terror agents back to Israel! The Jew owned media kept this incident off the air waves and out of the news coverage.
Who had the most to gain from 9-11....Israel. Who has a long history of insidious "false falg" attacks.....Israel.
On 9-11-2001, Israeli Mossad agents were caught red-handed with explosives in a van at the George Washington Bridge. But then, U.S. Assistant Attorney General and "secret Israeli Mossad agent" Michael Chertoff ordered the FBI to release and deport these terror agents back to Israel! The Jew owned media kept this incident off the air waves and out of the news coverage.
Who had the most to gain from 9-11....Israel. Who has a long history of isidious "false falg" attacks.....Israel.
It's raising the questions if the CIA keep mum about two 9/11 hijackers because it tried and failed to recruit them.
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Even the 9/11 Commission concludes that "at least" a handful of lower-and-mid level analysts knew these al-Qaeda operatives were in the US, from various information sources within the CIA, but that they "presumably" did not pass it on to their bosses who would have at least included Richard Blee, and/or his deputy, Tom Wilshire. In fact, two CIA officers, Mark Rossini and Doug Miller, admitted to deliberately withholding this information from the FBI upon orders from a senior female CIA officer and Wilshire, who was also temporarily assigned to the FBI Counterterrorism Division.
Clarke's only mentions his theory that the CIA may have been trying to turn the two hijackers, because he cannot see any other reason why these three senior CIA officials did not alert others to the fact that these HJ's were inside the US. Clarke was actually trying to give the three the benefit of doubt for why they did not warn others.
For those who want an unbiased view of Clarke's interview, please go to the following website: http://www.secrecykills.com/
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A bizillion conspiracy freaks will immediately buy into it whole hog and will also buy his sure-to-be-upcoming book laying out his "case" as well....
They did the same in Blaine, WA, on the Canadian border. The Feds allowed a high school kid to import and sell drugs in the Blaine High School for a couple years in the 90s. They allowed it to happen so they could get the "big guy" in Canada. Who cares about the kids? A better job is the only thing that matters.
1)he allowed torture
2)stole the election (who was the gov. of the state that had all the voting issues)
3)ppl. who spoke out are dead , look them up see if they live!
4)Building 7 should have never blew up , but it did(who gained $$$ from building 7)
5)Bush wanted to contract one of our big ports out to a muslim security company,also he wanted to sell our airlines and post offices.
6)Now if they planted bombs in building 7 , that means they new about it !
7)katrina response was really bad, we aided japan quicker then our own country.
8)what did bush do when 911 happened , he spent and spent alot of money and we went to war with iraq because he had weapons of mass distruction.Did we ever find any ?
seek the truth ppl. see what you come up with.