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For the same reason that inter-agency secrecy contributed to the success (for the terrorists) of the 9/11 attacks.
by markdown 7y ago
For the same reason that inter-agency secrecy contributed to the success (for the terrorists) of the 9/11 attacks.
- lostgame 7y agoYou mean the departments of government that planned and staged 9/11 didn’t communicate with the departments that would have to believe the cover story? I mean, that makes sense, why would they? I mean, why would a government stage an attack against its own people, anyways? Oh, right. Oil and war profits.
- enraged_camel 7y ago>>You mean the departments of government that planned and staged 9/11 Holy molly. We're spouting insane conspiracy theories on this site, now?
- miopa 7y ago9/11 was a conspiracy. But because the official theory about it is very shaky, alternative theories (some insane, some not so much) are bound to sprout.
- IOT_Apprentice 7y agoNo, it is simpler. US intelligence agencies pre-911 did not share intelligence or pass along warnings across agency boundaries. That meant events such as the terrorists that went to flight school in Florida, did not get passed along to other agencies. It is why post-911 there is a DNI. However, when you have a chaos president, who distrusts the intelligence agencies, because he doesn't want to hear about Russian interference in his election, it is just as bad.