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On 7 Jan 2004 10:41:23 -0800, Ron wrote:
. ........stood down on 9/11? Wheels-up party post-IG. -Jeff B. yeff at erols dot com |
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Ron wrote:
........stood down on 9/11? It wasn't, so the question is non-sensical. Do you have a coherent, thought out question to ask, or would that be beyond your capabilities? Mike |
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We weren't.
Curt "Ron" wrote in message m... ........stood down on 9/11? . |
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.......stood down on 9/11?
Damn, no one told me. I was at work! Us bomber guys always seem to be the last to know about the good deals ![]() BUFDRVR "Stay on the bomb run boys, I'm gonna get those bomb doors open if it harelips everyone on Bear Creek" |
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Mike Marron noted and asked:
The original poster asked a reasonable question and I was hoping that someone such as yourself on active duty would've provided a reasonable answer by now. Since I am not in the military I can only speculate but it's obvious that the USAF dropped the ball on 9/11 BIG time! How could the USAF or USN be held responsible for dropping the ball? The intelligence community as a whole bears responsibility in individual areas. It is not necessarily the function of military intelligence to cover domestic and other intelligence areas. Military intelligence applies to military functions, not the goings on of people running around in Florida taking flying lessons or infiltrating the national borders. Those areas were not in the jurisdiction of military intelligence at the time. The military drawdown after the collapse of the threats of the earlier cold war were not the fault of military intelligence. You can't keep constant air patrols without money and people. The a/c on 9/11 did not penetrate US airspace from outside the country. They were launched and taken over within our borders. oxmoron1 MFE |
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Mike Marron wrote:
Nothing new here, I'm afraid. Of course not, you have heard the same stuff for months. You admitted that you had not been in the military and apparently you don't understand anything about how the division of responsibility of the various parts of the government for parts of "intelligence" I'm not claiming that the military intelligence community might have possibly picked up something by accident but it was not their responsibilty to be actively looking for internal intelligence not involving military personel or related activities. The whole intelligence community was screwed up and the only good that I see from 9/11 is posibly the system will be cleaned up in the future. All the intelligence information in the world can not prevent a small group of dedicated individuals from doing their thing every time. oxmoron1 MFE |
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![]() "Mike Marron" wrote in message ... (BUFDRVR) wrote: Ron wrote: .......stood down on 9/11? Damn, no one told me. I was at work! Us bomber guys always seem to be the last to know about the good deals ![]() The original poster asked a reasonable question and I was hoping that someone such as yourself on active duty would've provided a reasonable answer by now. Since I am not in the military I can only speculate but it's obvious that the USAF dropped the ball on 9/11 BIG time! How do you figure? |
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