VPILF!

[G.Irish]

"There was a translators who were not giving the FBI the correct information and when someone in the FBI blew the whistle she got fired. Then there's the fact that the FBI had arrested Moussaoui before 9/11, knew he had flight training, knew he was affiliated with radical terrorism, and had confirmation from other intelligence agencies. But they didn't search his laptop because the FBI leadership didn't think there was probable cause to get a warrant.

There was plenty of warning and plenty of it got ignored. There's no getting around that."

at that time we were playing by rules... the american judicial system. when you realize that mistake and start playing by international rules... we have Git-mo... which people complain about.

Nope that is not it at all. There were FBI agents who had reasonable cause, corroborating intelligence from the French, and the suspect in custody but the FBI head honchos didn't think there was enough evidence to even try to get a warrant. If they had at least sought the warrant and got turned down you could say that the judicial system foiled them but they didn't even go to the judicial system.

The international rules have nothing to do with the FBI, Git-mo is irrelevant.

And that's not even getting to the documents that the FBI had in their possession that they failed to translate through gross negligence. Look up Sibel Edmonds.