The Hill: CIA director: '28 pages' contain inaccurate information
CIA Director John Brennan said Sunday that releasing the 28 classified pages from the 9/11 Commission report would be a mistake because they contain inaccurate, un-vetted information that could be used to tie Saudi Arabia to the Sept. 11, 2001, terror attacks.
"This chapter was kept out because of concerns about sensitive methods, investigative actions, and the investigation of 9/11 was still underway in 2002," Brennan said on NBC's "Meet the Press."
He said information in the 28 pages hasn't been vetted or corroborated, adding that releasing the information would give ammunition to those who want to tie the terror attacks to Saudi Arabia.
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Well now, the Administration goes for another two for one. Message to the Saudi's "it's got some bad stuff about you, but we'll hold it back if you behave" and to Congress "This stuff is all wrong and if you guys insist on forcing it's release any damage is your fault"! The key of course is the Administration's claim of "trust us".
Call their bluff, make them release it. There'll be a extra orders for black Sharpie pens for all the redacting.
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