Americans deserve an answer and an accounting for these issues.
On 60 Minutes Louis Freeh, former head of the FBI sat down with Mike Wallace for an interview about the allegations he made in his new book-My FBI. Already Foggy Bottom is up in arms crying foul, and criticizing Freeh rather harshly. One of the biggest criticisms is if he felt that strongly about Bill Clinton, why not resign? His response to this illustrates I believe, what the true problem is within our intelligence agencies. I'll address this in a moment.
Louis Freeh claims he was embarrassed at serving under a president who was the subject of multiple investigations, yet feared who Clinton would replace him with if he resigned. What a moral and ethical dilemma for a man of Freeh's character. I'll provide you with a link to an analysis of the Freeh interview at the end of this article.
His decision to remain I believe is common amongst the best of our FBI and other intelligence agencies. These are individuals who truly understand what their roles are and what serving justice means on every level. And they know that this should be an apolitical entity. The problem is that like any large bureaucracy, you'll find your political harlots, who are blinded by ambition and political greed. The desk jockeys who possess no real understanding of the meaning to protect and serve, save their own skins. They are just as inimicable to our national security as any "mole"
How can I say this? Look at what happens. A vital piece of information hits a case officers desk. Concerned, he brings it upstairs to his current Director, who then consults with some politician-or not, about whether this is too sensitive or might offend some entity-often Saudi Arabia. He may also simply decide to bury it-no reason given. The case officer, if he perisists or tries to protest the handling of the matter, may find himself threatened with a total career stall or ruination.
Again and again, new information from highly credible people point to how poorly our Congress serves "we the people". And it's becoming very apparent that the 9-11 Commission has done all of us, most especially the families of the victims, a great disservice in not looking to their own members first. Instead, they ripped apart entire agencies, damaging the very people who tried so hard to prevent this in the first place.
I am asking my fellow Americans to demand an explanation for this and all the other reasons cited in my prior articles: 9-11 Deception. We must not, can not let this type of corruption go.
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