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| quote: | Originally posted by LiquidX
- Yes, the US government received various information of an attack that Al Quaeda was planning an attack, and that they WERE going to attack, those came from intelligences from Russia and Israel, but, the US gov't ignored those. But, as I go back in time and think about what was Bush's situation on the moment and what was he doing. Well, he had the lowest rating, lots of internatinal and national problems, plus the economic situation, and yes, his vacations on the ranch. Whom by the way, he's the president with most free time in his first term. |
Yes there were indications of the attack but then again, aren't there always indications of an attack? Think about it ... how many orange and red alerts did we get of "imminent" terrorist attacks when the government started taking every single warning seriously and started alerting the public after 9/11? Except for 1993 every single attack was carried out against our assets abroad such as embassies and the like. I'm sure security over there was beefed up in response to information. However, it's difficult to get the "bigger picture" and piece everything together to predict that an attack of the nature of 9/11 was going to occurr until it was too late. What if Bush had spent multi-millions of dollars to beef up airport security to ward off terrorist hijackings (not knowing their intent was to crash it into a building) before the attacks? He woulda been lambasted and laughed at for wasteful spending.
But I agree ... he should take less vacations 
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