huntcc02

Everyone is giving the government, especially the CIA and FBI, flack about how they had information pertaining to the September 11th attacks before the event. That very well may be true, but first of all, how much of that kind of sheot do you think they get A DAY? They don't know which of it is a real threat, and which isn't. Granted, it is their job to determine that, but they have to choose their battles. Second of all, what do you think they would do? Beef up security at airports? Do you really think the American public would stand for that without something like September 11th happening first? I don't think so. I know that if before September 11th, I was at the airport and all of a sudden there was a 3 hour delay, I would be pissed. THEN, if someone told me it was because the CIA had a hunch that someone might attack our country on airplanes sometime in the future, I would ****e my pants!! Me and about 50 million other americans. So all I am trying to say is sure they made a mistake, but that doesn't mean we have to jump on their backs about it. Anyone agree/disagree?