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A presentation I gave at the March 2012 Crimes of the 1% Conference organised by re-investigate911. I look at the question of intelligence failures in the years before 7/7 and how these had the affect of protecting the relationship between the alleged bombers and several probable double agents. For more information on Martin McDaid read the J7 inquests blog here: 77inquests.blogspot.co.uk

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Los Angeles, CA. The failure of local law enforcement agencies to gather, monitor and retain intelligence on subversive groups linked to terrorists has created a dangerous climate. According to gang specialist and retired Sergeant Richard Valdemar, a 33 year veteran of the LA County Sheriff's Department most law enforcement agencies routinely destroy intelligence records on subversive groups fearing lawsuits filed by Civil Libertarians. This is happening at a time when criminal gang members and terrorists have already united in an attempt to bomb a local Synagogue. The Full Disclosure Network® is presenting a FREE eight minute preview from the first two half-hour segments of this special four-part interview. Available FREE, on demand, as a public service. Summary of Part 1 & 2 of the Valdemar interview: Young people have positive vs negative reactions to police tactics Sheriff's OSS gang program successfully dismantled gangs, elected officials destroyed the program. Sheriffs Department now sending in teams to put out gang fires Criminal illegal aliens are exporting gangs to other countries, smuggling drugs and humans Criminal illegal aliens are producing false documents enabling re-entry to the US Gangs are joining the military, gang graffiti has been found on buildings in Iraq Military is teaching gang members new skills that are used on the streets of the US Police intelligence gathering failure is caused by administration fear of lawsuits by civil libertarians. Local <b>...</b>

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7/7: Seeds of Deconstruction part 16. Security policy and 'intelligence failures'.

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www.timesofearth.com WASHINGTON - The US president has criticised the country's intelligence agencies for failing to disrupt an attempt to blow up a US-bound passenger plane on Christmas Day. In a news conference on Tuesday, Barack Obama said agents had sufficient information to stop the attempted attack but "failed to connect the dots". "This was not a failure to collect intelligence," he said. "It was a failure to integrate and understand the intelligence that we already had." The president used stronger language when addressing his senior intelligence and national security aides on Tuesday, according to a quote by the White House. "This was a screw-up that could have been disastrous," the president said during the meeting in the White House situation room, according to the White House media office. "We dodged a bullet but just barely. It was averted by brave individuals, not because the system worked, and that is not acceptable," he told them. In a televised statement after the meeting, Obama said "it is increasingly clear that intelligence was not fully analysed or fully leveraged". "That's not acceptable and I will not tolerate it." Obama's comments came after Robert Gibbs, the White House spokesman, told reporters that Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab, the Nigerian arrested over the failed bombing, had given intelligence to US officials just hours after his arrest on December 25. "[Abdulmutallab] was taken from the plane in Detroit. FBI interrogators spent quite some time <b>...</b>

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The report says that widespread failures in gathering military intelligence are leading to civilian casualties. Most of these problems happen during raids. Press TV's Colin Campbell reports from Washington.

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Keith talks to Richard Clarke about the lastst information to come out of the IAEA and the current and past US Intelligence failures.

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In a speech Thursday, President Obama expressed outrage at intelligence shortcomings that failed to thwart the attempted Christmas Day bombing. Professor Raymond Tanter, CBS News Middle East and Anti-Terrorism Expert, discusses the President's reaction.

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October 6th marks the 34th anniversary since the outbreak of the Yom Kippur War, when Egypt and Syria initiated a surprise attack on Israel. Last year, Israel waged a war against Hizbullah, after 8 soldiers were killed and two IDF reservists kidnapped. In both wars, Israel&#39;s intelligence establishment failed in their assessments, the early warning systems in both wars were insufficient. Infolive.tv presents an exclusive report and interviews former senior intelligence officer Brig.Gen. (Res.) Ephraim Lapid on the issues at hand. 10/02/07

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A brand new investigative and analytical documentary from the maker of 7/7: Seeds of Deconstruction - which looked at outstanding questions and conspiracy theories. 7/7: Crime and Prejudice explores the 7/7 cold case via new evidence from the recent inquests and discusses the war on terror in the context of numerous miscarriages of justice and acts of violence committed by the state. The first section of the film examines the history of the British state's use of double agents, from the Victorian Anarchists through WW2 to the war in Northern Ireland. It concludes by examining contemporary cases of injustice and violence carried out as part of the war of terror against Muslims. The second section of the film is a multi-dimensional study of the new evidence made available at the recent inquests. It looks at the evidence of a wider conspiracy and the fundamental flaws in the official narrative and the police investigation. It also discusses why the dialogue about 'intelligence failures' itself fails to address the very real possibility of state involvement in the attacks. The final section of the film returns to the Anarchists and the case of Martial Bourdin, Britain's first suicide bomber, in 1894. The mythology surrounding Bourdin is used as a foundation for examining the numerous films, tv shows training exercises and real life events that either predicted 7/7 or were influenced by the attacks. The question of conspiracy theories is addressed through an original analysis <b>...</b>

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Originally broadcast on 6th May 2011. www.bbc.co.uk Mostly a panel discussion between Jeremy Paxman and several bereaved relatives and survivors of 7/7. Includes a brief piece by BBC reporter/possible spook Richard Watson on 'intelligence failures'.

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more info here - s1.zetaboards.com _________________ A conversation with Coleen Rowley concerning "Why Top Secret America Misfires" - The Washington Post's indepth story on "Top Secret America" researched by Dana Priest & William M. Arkin - Intelligence Failures, - Media Failures - New York Times Bill Keller - Huffington Post Arianna Huffington - September 11, 2001 - The Lies that Led to the Iraq war - Valerie Plame, Coleen Rowley Why Top Secret America Misfires - The Washingto Post Top Secret America Dana Priest William M Arkin Intelligence Failures Media Failures New York Times Bill Keller Huffington Post Arianna Huffington September 11 2001 The Lies that Led to the Iraq war Valerie Plame Plamegate Joe Wilson YellowCake Niger WMD Pentagon Papers Daniel Ellsberg Wikileaks Bradley Manning Bush laws CIA FBI DIA Rumsefeld Cheney Tenet Rice Mueller Freeh Perle Powell Condoleezza Rice 9/11 Foreknowledge Afghanistan Lybia Middle East Protests NSA Illegal Wiretapping on America False Data - War on Terrorism - Out of Control Agencies Defense Spending Security Freedom Liberty Corruption

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BBC Newsnight episode broadcast 3 months after 7/7. Features the spooktacular Richard Watson discussing possible 'intelligence failures' and looking into the background of the four alleged bombers. Includes interviews with various people who knew Mohammed Siddique Khan, including those who worked with him during his time as a teaching assistant.

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The US seeks to continue the Afghan war into a "perpetual state of low intensity guerilla conflict", preventing the country to rebuild its infrastructure, says a prominent political analyst. Afghan President Hamid Karzai has called for an investigation into what is described as the biggest coordinated Taliban attacks this year. Karzai says intelligence failures on the part of US-led forces allowed the militants to sneak into the most secure neighborhoods. The weekend assault in the capital Kabul and elsewhere left over 50 people--including four civilians and 11 Afghan soldiers --dead. Washington has dismissed Karzai's claim, saying the attacks were likely carried out by the Pakistan-based Haqqani network. This comes weeks ahead of the NATO summit in Chicago, where Karzai is expected to ink a strategic pact with the US. Meanwhile, the US is reportedly gearing up for a major offensive in the war-torn nation. Reports say the US-led spring offensive will be in the regions that control the main access routes into Kabul. Press TV has conducted an interview with Webster Griffin Tarpley, an author and historian in Washington, to further talk over the issue. Watch this article on our website: www.presstv.com

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Webster G. Tarpley, Ph.D. PressTV April 18, 2012 The US seeks to continue the Afghan war into a "perpetual state of low intensity guerilla conflict", preventing the country to rebuild its infrastructure, says a prominent political analyst. Afghan President Hamid Karzai has called for an investigation into what is described as the biggest coordinated Taliban attacks this year. Karzai says intelligence failures on the part of US-led forces allowed the militants to sneak into the most secure neighborhoods. The weekend assault in the capital Kabul and elsewhere left over 50 people--including four civilians and 11 Afghan soldiers --dead. Washington has dismissed Karzai's claim, saying the attacks were likely carried out by the Pakistan-based Haqqani network. This comes weeks ahead of the NATO summit in Chicago, where Karzai is expected to ink a strategic pact with the US. Meanwhile, the US is reportedly gearing up for a major offensive in the war-torn nation. Reports say the US-led spring offensive will be in the regions that control the main access routes into Kabul.

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The extraordinary tale of intrigue and espionage begins with the first attack on the World Trade Center in 1993. The Secret History of 9/11 provides a look at the long, secret war waged against al-Qaeda from the White House, the CIA and the FBI, and examines the key intelligence failures that allowed the 9/11 plot to happen. Interviews include Richard Clarke (Chief of Counterterrorism at the White House) Mike Scheuer (the head of the CIA Bin Laden Unit) and Gary Schroen (the CIA field agent who was trying to capture or kill Osama Bin Laden throughout the 1990s). The Secret History of 911. Part 1/2

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"Manhunt: The Ten-Year Search for Bin Laden--from 9/11 to Abbottabad" Here are riveting new details of bin Laden's flight after the crushing defeat of the Taliban to Tora Bora, where American forces came startlingly close to capturing him; his grim, Spartan life in hiding; and his struggle to maintain control of al-Qaeda even as American drones systematically picked off his key lieutenants. Half a world away, CIA analysts haunted by the intelligence failures that led to 9/11 and the WMD fiasco pored over the tiniest of clues before homing in on the man they called "the Kuwaiti"--who led them to a peculiar building with twelve-foot-high walls and security cameras less than a mile from a Pakistani military academy. This was the courier who would unwittingly steer them to bin Laden, now a prisoner of his own making but still plotting to devastate the United States. Bergen takes us inside the Situation Room, where President Obama considers the COAs (courses of action) presented by his war council and receives conflicting advice from his top advisors before deciding to risk the raid that would change history--and then inside the Joint Special Operations Command, whose "secret warriors," the SEALs, would execute Operation Neptune Spear. From the moment two Black Hawks take off from Afghanistan until bin Laden utters his last words, Manhunt reads like a thriller. Based on exhaustive research and unprecedented access to White House officials, CIA analysts, Pakistani intelligence <b>...</b>

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The extraordinary tale of intrigue and espionage begins with the first attack on the World Trade Center in 1993. The Secret History of 9/11 provides a look at the long, secret war waged against al-Qaeda from the White House, the CIA and the FBI, and examines the key intelligence failures that allowed the 9/11 plot to happen. Interviews include Richard Clarke (Chief of Counterterrorism at the White House) Mike Scheuer (the head of the CIA Bin Laden Unit) and Gary Schroen (the CIA field agent who was trying to capture or kill Osama Bin Laden throughout the 1990s). The Secret History of 911. Part 2/2

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Robyn Williams, a solicitor for the family of Gareth Williams, says MI6 failed to make "the most basic of inquiries as to his whereabouts". Report by Adam Sich. Like us on Facebook at www.facebook.com and follow us on Twitter at twitter.com

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Intelligence failures may have contributed to an upsurge in Taliban activity recently and unless the system for sharing intelligence improves, the number of troops dying in Afghanistan is likely to increase dramatically. Nevertheless, Lawrence Korb says that Taliban gains will eventually turn to losses.

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Professor Paul Dibb gives this public lecture entitled 'Why did we get the collapse of the USSR so wrong?' on Monday 7 November 2011 at The Australian National University. It is now 20 years since the sudden and catastrophic collapse of the former Soviet Union. A huge amount of analytical effort in the West, both in academia and in the intelligence community, went into scrutinising every detail of the political, economic, military, technological, demographic and cultural progress of the USSR. And yet, when the end came it was surprisingly quick and ranks as one of the great intellectual and intelligence failures of the 20th century. This lecture examines the reasons why we failed to see the end of the military superpower that was the former USSR. It looks at such issues as preconceived views of Soviet Communism's strengths, the tendency not to see the intellectual wood for the trees, and the enormous pressures to conform with the conventional wisdom about Soviet strengths. It concludes by asking the question: can there be a recurrence of simplistic, straight-line extrapolations about another rising power, such as China? Paul Dibb is Emeritus Professor of Strategic Studies in the Strategic and Defence Studies Centre at the Australian National University. His previous positions include: Head of the Strategic and Defence Studies Centre, Deputy Secretary of the Department of Defence, Director of the Defence Intelligence Organisation, and Head of the National Assessments Staff <b>...</b>

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How To Go To Heaven: www.jesus-is-savior.com www.fff.org The Media As Enablers of Government Lies by James Bovard, Posted November 5, 2009 Why do politicians so easily get away with telling lies? In large part, because the news media are more interested in bonding with politicians than in exposing them. Americans are encouraged to believe that the media will serve as a check and a balance on the government. Instead, the press too often volunteer as unpaid pimps, helping politicians deceive the public. In 1936, New York Times White House correspondent Turner Catledge said that President Roosevelt's "first instinct was always to lie." But the Washington press corps covered up Roosevelt's dishonesty almost as thoroughly as they hid his use of a wheelchair in daily life. President Bill Clinton benefited from a press corps that often treated his falsehoods as nonevents — or even petty triumphs. Newsweek White House correspondent Howard Fineman commented that Clinton's "great strength is his insincerity.... I've decided Bill Clinton is at his most genuine when he's the most phony.... We know he doesn't mean what he says." Flora Lewis, a New York Times columnist, writing three weeks before 9/11, commented in a review of a book on US government lies on the Vietnam War, "There will probably never be a return to the discretion, really collusion, with which the media used to treat presidents, and it is just as well." But within months of her comment, the media had proven itself as <b>...</b>

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A solicitor speaking on behalf of the family of deceased MI6 spy Gareth Williams say his employers failed to make "even the most basic of inquiries as to his whereabouts and welfare'.

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How To Go To Heaven: www.jesus-is-savior.com www.fff.org The Media As Enablers of Government Lies by James Bovard, Posted November 5, 2009 Why do politicians so easily get away with telling lies? In large part, because the news media are more interested in bonding with politicians than in exposing them. Americans are encouraged to believe that the media will serve as a check and a balance on the government. Instead, the press too often volunteer as unpaid pimps, helping politicians deceive the public. In 1936, New York Times White House correspondent Turner Catledge said that President Roosevelt's "first instinct was always to lie." But the Washington press corps covered up Roosevelt's dishonesty almost as thoroughly as they hid his use of a wheelchair in daily life. President Bill Clinton benefited from a press corps that often treated his falsehoods as nonevents — or even petty triumphs. Newsweek White House correspondent Howard Fineman commented that Clinton's "great strength is his insincerity.... I've decided Bill Clinton is at his most genuine when he's the most phony.... We know he doesn't mean what he says." Flora Lewis, a New York Times columnist, writing three weeks before 9/11, commented in a review of a book on US government lies on the Vietnam War, "There will probably never be a return to the discretion, really collusion, with which the media used to treat presidents, and it is just as well." But within months of her comment, the media had proven itself as <b>...</b>

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How To Go To Heaven: www.jesus-is-savior.com www.fff.org The Media As Enablers of Government Lies by James Bovard, Posted November 5, 2009 Why do politicians so easily get away with telling lies? In large part, because the news media are more interested in bonding with politicians than in exposing them. Americans are encouraged to believe that the media will serve as a check and a balance on the government. Instead, the press too often volunteer as unpaid pimps, helping politicians deceive the public. In 1936, New York Times White House correspondent Turner Catledge said that President Roosevelt's "first instinct was always to lie." But the Washington press corps covered up Roosevelt's dishonesty almost as thoroughly as they hid his use of a wheelchair in daily life. President Bill Clinton benefited from a press corps that often treated his falsehoods as nonevents — or even petty triumphs. Newsweek White House correspondent Howard Fineman commented that Clinton's "great strength is his insincerity.... I've decided Bill Clinton is at his most genuine when he's the most phony.... We know he doesn't mean what he says." Flora Lewis, a New York Times columnist, writing three weeks before 9/11, commented in a review of a book on US government lies on the Vietnam War, "There will probably never be a return to the discretion, really collusion, with which the media used to treat presidents, and it is just as well." But within months of her comment, the media had proven itself as <b>...</b>

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How To Go To Heaven: www.jesus-is-savior.com www.fff.org The Media As Enablers of Government Lies by James Bovard, Posted November 5, 2009 Why do politicians so easily get away with telling lies? In large part, because the news media are more interested in bonding with politicians than in exposing them. Americans are encouraged to believe that the media will serve as a check and a balance on the government. Instead, the press too often volunteer as unpaid pimps, helping politicians deceive the public. In 1936, New York Times White House correspondent Turner Catledge said that President Roosevelt's "first instinct was always to lie." But the Washington press corps covered up Roosevelt's dishonesty almost as thoroughly as they hid his use of a wheelchair in daily life. President Bill Clinton benefited from a press corps that often treated his falsehoods as nonevents — or even petty triumphs. Newsweek White House correspondent Howard Fineman commented that Clinton's "great strength is his insincerity.... I've decided Bill Clinton is at his most genuine when he's the most phony.... We know he doesn't mean what he says." Flora Lewis, a New York Times columnist, writing three weeks before 9/11, commented in a review of a book on US government lies on the Vietnam War, "There will probably never be a return to the discretion, really collusion, with which the media used to treat presidents, and it is just as well." But within months of her comment, the media had proven itself as <b>...</b>

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How To Go To Heaven: www.jesus-is-savior.com www.fff.org The Media As Enablers of Government Lies by James Bovard, Posted November 5, 2009 Why do politicians so easily get away with telling lies? In large part, because the news media are more interested in bonding with politicians than in exposing them. Americans are encouraged to believe that the media will serve as a check and a balance on the government. Instead, the press too often volunteer as unpaid pimps, helping politicians deceive the public. In 1936, New York Times White House correspondent Turner Catledge said that President Roosevelt's "first instinct was always to lie." But the Washington press corps covered up Roosevelt's dishonesty almost as thoroughly as they hid his use of a wheelchair in daily life. President Bill Clinton benefited from a press corps that often treated his falsehoods as nonevents — or even petty triumphs. Newsweek White House correspondent Howard Fineman commented that Clinton's "great strength is his insincerity.... I've decided Bill Clinton is at his most genuine when he's the most phony.... We know he doesn't mean what he says." Flora Lewis, a New York Times columnist, writing three weeks before 9/11, commented in a review of a book on US government lies on the Vietnam War, "There will probably never be a return to the discretion, really collusion, with which the media used to treat presidents, and it is just as well." But within months of her comment, the media had proven itself as <b>...</b>

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Here is the list of world's best 10 Intelligence agencies this report is based on Crime News Magazine, New York Posted by Ess on February 8, 2011 in Crime, News plus Central intelligence agency of USA failures are also mentioned in this video For More Information www.tiptoptens.com An intelligence agency is basically a governmental agency which is made for information gathering. There purpose is the national security and defense. The information they gather can be about espionage communication interception, cryptanalysis, cooperation with institutions and evaluation of public sources. An intelligence agency is a national power. These agencies normally work without the knowledge of public even their successes are not remembered by the people but their failure is always the HIGHLIGHTED news of the press, Well, here we have the list of top 10 intelligence agencies of the world and the ranking is based on their rate of success and taking care of the situations efficiently. So, let us take a look! 10. CSIS, Canada It was created in 1984, it is made on the same pattern of CIA and MI6, which are civil agencies but connected to the military and police. 9. ASIS, Australia This agency was formed on 13th May,1952. Their annual budget is $162.5m AUD(2007). This agency is the Australian government intelligence agency which is responsible for collecting foreign intelligence. Its main purpose is the protection of country's political and economic interests. 8. RAW, India This was formed <b>...</b>

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