The New York Times is reporting that the Pentagon is refusing to permit public testimony about the military intelligence operation named "Able Danger." In an article "Pentagon Blocks Testimony at Senate Hearing on Terrorist" a spokesman for the Pentagon gave little justification for the decision.
Agents involved in 'Able Danger' have already publicly revealed that they identified Mohammad Atta and three other 9/11 hijackers two years before they flew planes into the World Trade Center. Such information was ignored by the Commission that investigated 9/11.
There are a number of gravely serious questions about the thoroughness and integrity with which 9/11 has been investigated. This is but one of a number of serious issues that, at best, have been glossed over or, at worst, have been covered-up.
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