Breakdown : how America's intelligence failures led to September 11
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Includes bibliographical references and index
Breakdown -- The Osama file -- The loud bang no one heard -- The DIA : death by bureaucracy -- The PCIA--Politically Correct Intelligence Agency -- The FBI : the decline of domestic intelligence -- Congress and destructive oversight -- Technical spying -- Nonsecurity -- The way ahead -- Appendix A. The trace -- Appendix B. The evidence
The defense and national security reporter for the Washington times argues that the United States intelligence community failed to prevent the September 11 attacks, even with the information they learned after the 1993 bombing
Breakdown -- The Osama file -- The loud bang no one heard -- The DIA : death by bureaucracy -- The PCIA--Politically Correct Intelligence Agency -- The FBI : the decline of domestic intelligence -- Congress and destructive oversight -- Technical spying -- Nonsecurity -- The way ahead -- Appendix A. The trace -- Appendix B. The evidence
The defense and national security reporter for the Washington times argues that the United States intelligence community failed to prevent the September 11 attacks, even with the information they learned after the 1993 bombing
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