Clarke Says Rice's Testimony Bolstered His Claims

And frankly, I think that Dr. Rice's testimony today, and she did a very good job, basically corroborates what I said. She said that the president received 40 warnings face to face from the director of central intelligence that a major al Qaeda attack was going to take place and she admitted that the president did not have a meeting on the subject, did not convene the Cabinet. She admitted that she didn't convene the Cabinet. And as some of the commissioners pointed out, this was in marked contrast to the way the government operated in December of 1999, when it had similar information and it successfully thwarted attacks

Jennings: Do you agree with her, and she said it repeatedly this morning, that the structural deficiencies, most notably in the relationship between the FBI and the CIA prevented and would have prevented any administration from doing a better job?

Clarke: No, I don't. We had meetings that I chaired two and three times a week where FBI and the CIA shared information. My deputy had a daily meeting where that took place. The problem was that there was information buried in FBI and the CIA that wasn't shaken out.

And by having the Cabinet members come to the White House every day in crisis mode and then go back to their departments and look for anything that is stop the attacks. You know, there may be structural problems within those agencies, but the way you overcome them in a crisis mode is by having the leaders of the agencies get together in the White House as a team in crisis mode.

http://abcnews.go.com/sections/WNT/US/clarke_interview_transcript_040408-2.html

:-)

Junior thought them "inefficient" and didn't bother.

Condi had the audacity to assert that Clinton's Daily Crisis Mode Meetings in the WH had nothing to do with averting terrorism in 99, that for Clinton it was just "luck".

Dayum, this man is GOOD !!!


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A REAL PATRIOT!
He knew what would happen if he came forward .....
....and he did it anyway.
Because of his love for America and the safety of his fellow citizens, he risked his reputation and livelihood...
... and jumped on a George Bush handgrenade to try to save us.
At this moment I cannot think of a man who I admire more.
Is there somewhere I could write to him?

Maybe you could get in touch w/ him through his publisher:

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Great idea to offer up a quiver of contacts in so many threads.

Way to go. You're work is appreciated so keep it up.

I saved them this time to my hard-disk (in case you're not around the next time the urge strikes to to shout out through email).

Thanks. :)

...to Southfork Ranch or whatever he calls it, PERMANENTLY?

and Chimpy allowed a big one to occur.

Chimpy failed on the job. Their excuse today was incompetence. Apparently they feel that this is better than the alternative, which is LIHOP.

If you couldn't tell.....

...I sometimes happen across conservatives that I at least like if not greatly admire. Clarke is one of those, and he definitely falls into the "really admire" category. :toast:

Richard A. Clarke smooth as silk. Condoleezza Rice ruff as Babara Bush's scabby ass.

ass looks better than her hideous, bugeyed mug.

is a moderate. He's no conservative, imho.