"Why does it matter? I'll tell you exactly why it matters. Prior to 9/11, many of us, notably Christopher Robinson, were aware of plots to target the homeland of the United States of America. Robinson even reported on the use of civilian aircraft as cruise missiles to British intelligence in June 1999. And John Gannon's CIA National Intelligence Council reported on the threat of aircraft as weapons of mass destruction that same year. Richard C. Clarke, who was the White House counter-terrorism adviser, also ran a desktop simulation of a suicide attack according to notes in the 9/11 Commission Report. So why does it matter? Some of the same sources -- sources who warned us prior to 9/11, using anomalous mental perception -- have also reported mushroom clouds over American cities. Now is that something that is going to happen in our future? Of course we don't know, but the greater question is whether or not our government is prepared to take action to prepare, based upon the intelligence at hand. And now we know -- we have a pretty good idea -- many in the government knew al Qaeda might conduct suicide missions here in the United States -- and CIA knew about two al Qaeda operatives who had arrived in Los Angeles prior to the 9/11 attacks. And they didn't share that information with the FBI -- it's the FBI's responsibility to deal with domestic threats, not CIA. So again, you have to ask: What will happen the next time we are faced with terrorists using weapons of mass destruction?" -- Gary S. Bekkum, from an unpublished interview.
Thomas A. Drake is a former senior National Security Agency official. A few years ago Drake lost his career, and shortly thereafter was indicted under the Espionage Act, for whistle-blowing on NSA mismanagement following the Intelligence Community failure to prevent 9/11.
In a recent interview, now published at the Huffington Post, Drake cited NSA management at the core of the 9/11 failure:
"I can't say fully, because it's classified. But I showed that NSA knew a great deal about the 9/11 threats and al Qaeda, electronically tracking various people and organizations for years -- since its role is to collect intelligence. The problem is, it wasn't sharing all of the data. If it had, other parts of government could have acted on it, and more than likely, NSA could have stopped, I say "stopped" 9/11. Later, it could have located al Qaeda -- at the very time the U.S. was scouring Afghanistan."
When the Obama Justice Department went after Drake with the Espionage Act -- their poorly constructed case fell apart a day before going to trial, after causing Drake years of needless suffering -- they revealed details about Drake, his former senior NSA position, his role at Signals Intelligence, and other information that may have compromised a deep black operation at NSA.
Another NSA source had previously identified Signals Intelligence as the home to a secret effort to obtain a scientific understanding of paranormal extraordinary human abilities.
Among the persons recruited to provide the government "psychic" insight into future threat scenarios, and to "remote view" locations of interest (including secret underground Iranian nuclear installations) was Christopher Robinson, the same man who tried to warn British and American intelligence about the threat of civilian aircraft as cruise missiles.
Robinson immediately recognized Drake as the man he had worked with for seven years, from shortly after 9/11 until Drake lost his job over his NSA whistle-blowing.
In the interview, Drake explains, "I can't say fully, because it's classified."
We are left wondering if the classified information included warnings sourced from a deep black NSA psychic spy operation.
Our investigation remains on-going.
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