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Old January 8th 04, 06:40 PM
Steven P. McNicoll
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"Mike Marron" wrote in message
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Fine. But I couldn't possibly disagree more.


What should the USAF have done differently?



Doubtful even the military brass in the Pentagon would agree with that
statement and would readily accept some of the blame for 9/11.


What part of the blame would they readily accept?



Poor analogy. The Air Force is not entirely to blame for what happened
to 9/11, but it's not absolutely blameless either.


What did the Air Force do wrong that contributed to 9/11?



Given better intelligence, the USAF could have easily prevented it.


How?



A preemptive strike, perhaps?


On what? Boeing?


 




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