Government Analyzes Days Leading Up to 9/11
In “Page After Page, the Mysteries of Sept. 11 Grow” (July 27), you note that “the release of the congressional report last week marks only the latest step in the nation’s struggle to understand the attacks and the government’s performance leading up to them.” But frankly, given the many and voluminous redactions in the report, it equally represents the growing gulf between our government and its credibility. Honestly, I wouldn’t believe half of what the government says on this subject anyway, and so I’m left to ponder: Which half was redacted?
Brian L. Buckley
Los Angeles
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Re “Report Is Wary of Saudi Actions,” July 25: Evidently our “intelligence” has been so bad that we have invaded the wrong country.
Thomas Pat Joy
San Diego
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Re the CIA and FBI: Why does America need two organizations of ineptitude?
Charles Baumert
Long Beach
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