FEOS wrote:
This is pointless. It can't be explained any more simply than it already has been.
Precisely, the intel was cut and dried, on the President's desk in black and white.
If he and his security team can't join the dots in a two page document thats too bad.
FEOS wrote:
You've just got your "hate Bush" "blinkers" on.
Not particularly, Condi deserves at least half the blame.
FEOS wrote:
No evidence was ignored. It was viewed through a pre-9/11 lens
Exactly, no one on the team could join dots, use their imagination, think out of the box, conceptualise a scenario which hadn't already happened or didn't fit with their inaccurate and out of date view of the situation - despite a swathe of new info in front of them.
FEOS wrote:
Kamikazes: Desperate nation-state with completely different ethos during nation-on-nation all-out war for survival. Yep...exactly the same situation.
Thats not what I said, your point was that no-one could have conceived the idea of purposely crashing an aircraft into a building.
It had already been done, the problem was no-one can hold more than one idea in their head at a time, or transpose one situation to another.
FEOS wrote:
Do you have even a concept of how the military mind works? Maybe you should look into why corporations prefer to hire former military for middle and upper management.
Not anywhere I've worked, the few ex-military types I've come across have been fired pretty swiftly because they were ignorant, arrogant and blinkered.
In fact of all the companies I've worked in I can't think of one where I found ex-military in a mgmt position.
They are OK for assembly line work, if you can keep the sober, not much else.
But this is pointless, if you can't see your errors you're no going to learn from them.
No doubt AQ, or sympathisers, are planning something, but you guys are so busy bombing Pakistan and torturing those involved 7 years ago you won't see it coming.
Last edited by Dilbert_X (2008-11-26 04:02:40)