As a taxpaying American, I'd support a new investigation under the following conditions:
1. The investigation's objective is to further improve preparedness against threats to American civilians and military forces. It is encouraged to find fault and lay blame where appropriate, but not for punitive purposes, only for the purpose of identifying areas where performance and reliability of intelligence communication, interpretation and decision-making can be improved, especially in the increasingly complex interface between the military and the civilian government.
2. In furtherance of #1, blanket immunity from criminal prosecution is offered to all witnesses and subjects of the investigation, for any wrongdoing revealed by the investigation. (And from civil prosecution too, though most probably already have such immunity under U.S. law.) Yes, immunity. That, not subpoenas and threats of perjury prosecution, is what loosens lips, in the unlikely event that any of their actions or decisions were indeed criminal.
3. The investigators must have full access to the highest levels of classified information, and must be able to be trusted with such information. This means, sorry, no "international" oversight and no public oversight of the investigation.
Note that though this is not its intent, such an investigation also stands the highest chance of revealing any LIHOP or MIHOP conspiracy that might have occurred (though there is no evidence to expect such a possibility).
But point #2 will separate the concerned patriots from the spanking-fetishists, and I suspect that most Truthers therefore will not support any investigation that I would support.
Respectfully,
Myriad
1. The investigation's objective is to further improve preparedness against threats to American civilians and military forces. It is encouraged to find fault and lay blame where appropriate, but not for punitive purposes, only for the purpose of identifying areas where performance and reliability of intelligence communication, interpretation and decision-making can be improved, especially in the increasingly complex interface between the military and the civilian government.
2. In furtherance of #1, blanket immunity from criminal prosecution is offered to all witnesses and subjects of the investigation, for any wrongdoing revealed by the investigation. (And from civil prosecution too, though most probably already have such immunity under U.S. law.) Yes, immunity. That, not subpoenas and threats of perjury prosecution, is what loosens lips, in the unlikely event that any of their actions or decisions were indeed criminal.
3. The investigators must have full access to the highest levels of classified information, and must be able to be trusted with such information. This means, sorry, no "international" oversight and no public oversight of the investigation.
Note that though this is not its intent, such an investigation also stands the highest chance of revealing any LIHOP or MIHOP conspiracy that might have occurred (though there is no evidence to expect such a possibility).
But point #2 will separate the concerned patriots from the spanking-fetishists, and I suspect that most Truthers therefore will not support any investigation that I would support.
Respectfully,
Myriad
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Ahh so the error is completely open to your interpretation of its significance to the events leading up to 9/11, the day of 9/11, and the events that are directly related to 9/11. Excellent. Please define "significant" based upon the experience and educational background of a tour guide? Where as those who do have the necessary experience and educational background apparently do find significant errors in the report.
I'm taking that as sarcasm. Either that or you will have to remove the -5 Credibility Armor from your roleplay character.