Thread: 9-11 Commissioner: Bush Allowed 9-11 To Happen

he was too stupid to take a decision, his brain was not functioning

probably still drunk from the party after his "election"

Designed and planned it.

Originally Posted by Butterfly

he was too stupid to take a decision, his brain was not functioning

probably still drunk from the party after his "election"

Probably didn't put in the hours needed:

"Mike Allen of the Washington Post did report in an Aug. 7, 2001 article that Bush had spent all or part of 54 days of his presidency by that time in Crawford, Texas, almost a quarter of his presidency, and that he had spent 42 percent of his presidency (including weekends) at vacation spots or en route. "

And this little revelation from Mr.Tenet of the CIA:

In an otherwise dry day of hearings before the 9/11 commission, one brief bit of dialogue set off a sudden flash of clarity on the basic question of how our government let disaster happen.

The revelation came this morning, when CIA Director George Tenet was on the stand. Timothy Roemer, a former Democratic congressman, asked him when he first found out about the report from the FBI's Minnesota field office that Zacarias Moussaoui, an Islamic jihadist, had been taking lessons on how to fly a 747. Tenet replied that he was briefed about the case on Aug. 23 or 24, 2001.

Roemer then asked Tenet if he mentioned Moussaoui to President Bush at one of their frequent morning briefings. Tenet replied, "I was not in briefings at this time." Bush, he noted, "was on vacation." He added that he didn't see the president at all in August 2001. During the entire month, Bush was at his ranch in Texas. "You never talked with him?" Roemer asked. "No," Tenet replied. By the way, for much of August, Tenet too was, as he put it, "on leave."

And, he set a new record for a president:

COLUMN: Record Breaker! Bush Takes Most Vacation Days For Sitting President - CBS News

Indict, convict and then execute Bush, Cheney , Rice ,NOW for failing to uphold their sworn oath to protect the country. ( and the Constitution..)