CIA 9/11 Review Recommends Disciplinary Proceedings for Top Officials

[steve2470]

http://ap.tbo.com/ap/breaking/MGBOSH3OTCE.html


WASHINGTON (AP) - The CIA's independent watchdog has recommended disciplinary reviews for current and former officials who were involved in failed intelligence efforts before the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, The Associated Press has learned.

CIA Director Porter Goss now must decide whether the disciplinary proceedings go forward.

The proceedings, formally called an accountability board, were recommended by the CIA inspector general, John Helgerson. It remains unclear which people are identified for the accountability boards in the highly classified report spanning hundreds of pages. The report was delivered to Congress Tuesday night.

Following a two-year review into what went wrong before the suicide hijackings, people familiar with the report say Helgerson harshly criticizes a number of the agency's most senior officials. Among them are former CIA Director George Tenet, former clandestine service chief Jim Pavitt and former counterterrorism center head Cofer Black. The former officials are likely candidates for proceedings before an accountability board.

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[speedoo]

1. Aaaallll..RIGHTY then!!

Tenet and all these mofo's need to go to jail.

[ignatius 2]

5. Yes,but they need to be accompanied by Rumsfeld,Cheney,Perle

Wolfowitz and Scooter Libby for cooking the intel to begin with and Bush,Powell and Rice for selling the fucked up bull shit intel to the sleeping and scared shitless American people.

[NorCalDem]

2. Do not speak of this ever again!

They're watching us....

[peacetalksforall]

3. Fantastic - unless they pull a national security excuse, we will learn

plenty, unless the accusations are trite. Bring it on - we need to know.

[lyonn]

4. Would this be another case of

the govt. investigating itself? Can't see Goss getting too excited about having any of real facts coming out. bush has placed all his people strategically in high places to cover his butt.

[justgamma]

6. Tenet, the man who was given

"The Presidential Medal of Freedom is our nation's highest civil award given to men and women of exceptional merit, integrity and achievement."
That Tenet?

Hey, Shrub? Did he screw up or did he do exactly what you said? I don't think you can have it both ways.