Funny how lefties get so confused about responsibility.
Bin Laden led the mass murder of Americans, and the government of Afghanistan of the time, refused to give him to US.
And you dismissed the deaths of thousands of Americans.
You are a vile traitor.
If you were anything but an indolent, lip-service patriot you would be going after George W Bush for not permitting an intensive and extensive bi-partisan inquiry into 9/11, and you would be going after all the FBI, CIA, NSA, GOP, Pentagon, Airforce, NORAD, and Airlines officials whose negligence allowed it to happen.
The Afghanistan government didn't have Bin Laden and could not give him to the USA. Nor, is it the practice of any government to "hand over" people without due process.
The government of Saudi Arabia was assisting and funding the terrorists ahead of the 9/11 incident.
Every USA administration official who failed to keep America safe was promoted after 9/11. Not one of the negligent officials was prosecuted.
George W Bush allowed planeloads of Saudis and others who might have been implicated to escape. This included Saudi Ambassador Turki Al Faisal who would have at least have had knowledge which should have been extracted. Nobody denies that the Saudis were assisting the 9/11 terrorists.
Donald Trump has also failed. He promised to expose hidden information on 9/11 but lied again and tainted himself with 9/11 culpability.
Category: | Herald Sun
... Worse, from the royals’ point of view, was that Khashoggi had dirt on Saudi links to al Qaeda before the 9/11 attacks. He had befriended Osama bin Laden in the 1980s and 1990s in Afghanistan and Sudan while championing his jihad against the Soviets in dispatches. At that same time, he was employed by the Saudi intelligence services to try to persuade bin Laden to make peace with the Saudi royal family. The result? Khashoggi was the only non-royal Saudi who had the beef on the royals’ intimate dealing with al Qaeda in the lead-up to the 9/11 attacks. That would have been crucial if he had escalated his campaign to undermine the crown prince.
Like the Saudi royals, Khashoggi dissociated himself from bin Laden after 9/11 (which Khashoggi and I watched unfold together in the Arab News office in Jeddah). But he then teamed up as an adviser to the Saudi ambassador to London and then Washington, Prince Turki Al Faisal. The latter had been Saudi intelligence chief from 1977 until just ten days before the 9/11 attacks, when he inexplicably resigned. Once again, by working alongside Prince Turki during the latter’s ambassadorial stints, as he had while reporting on bin Laden, Khashoggi mixed with British, US and Saudi intelligence officials. In short, he was uniquely able to acquire invaluable inside information. ...