U.S. seeks to keep evidence from 9/11 families

Maybe Bush doesn't want them to realize how he pulled the FBI off of the Bin Ladens.

Or maybe Bushco just doesn't want more attention brought to
Transcript of Sen. Dayton's remarks on NORAD
Edited by William Thomas
Congressional hearings on "The 9/11 Commission Report"
July31/04

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During the hearing, Dayton told leaders of the Sept. 11 commission, that, based on the commission's report, a NORAD chronology made public a week after the attacks was grossly misleading. The chronology said the FAA notified the military's emergency air command of three of the hijackings while those jetliners were still airborne. Dayton cited commission findings that the FAA failed to inform NORAD about three of the planes until after they had crashed.

And, he said, a squadron of NORAD fighter planes that was scrambled was sent east over the Atlantic Ocean and was 150 miles from Washington, D.C., when the third plane struck the Pentagon - "farther than they were before they took off."

Dayton said NORAD officials "lied to the American people, they lied to Congress and they lied to your 9/11 commission to create a false impression of competence, communication and protection of the American people." He told Kean and Hamilton that if the commission's report is correct, President Bush "should fire whoever at FAA, at NORAD ... betrayed their public trust by not telling us the truth."
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It's so hard to tell what negligence, malfeasance or malarky they're covering up, but they are covering up. Count on it.