The kind of investigation worthy of the crime of 9/11? Hell no.

Have a problem with Kean and Hamilton, and believe me, I have a BIG ONE, they did write some interesting tidbits in their book about certain things. Rudy, NORAD, etc... Valuable tidbits for us.

Simuvac has a whole list of tidbits that I hope he posts.

I had a problem with the statement. 'Were not here to place blame", and with the Plane is 50-30 10 miles out.
We were told it was TOTAL incompetence, yet no one got fired or even demoted. I find the total incompetence thing BS. Our air force is the best in the world , and NORAD could track a frisbee.
I am really blown away that Hamilton didn't follow up on Mineta's testimony. One would think his responds would be.........Back the F**K up here, go slow, and say that again. You are saying that the pentagon was tracking flight 77 into the pentagon?
And i think the biggest thing that bothers me is where the hell is the major (controlled) media on this?
All the justifiable questions of the 9/11 truth movement are major news , and need answers.
Jesse Ventura said it best.......They cover Anna Nichole's death for a month, and that's news?

.........didn't Hamilton say that?

I think both Kean and Hamilton have made that statement. In fact, in the same press conference they give a little blurb about how that was one of their biggest criticisms... that they didn't hold anyone accountable. Their argument is that if they did that, they would have had to hold too many people accountable, and it would have taken up all of their time. You know... cause every single person was "incompetent" and "everyone is to blame therefore no one is to blame."

I love when Mindy Kleinberg said, "everyone is to blame, therefore everyone is to blame."

Here it is.

whether intended or not, makes Kean and Hamilton look pretty bad (IMO, deservedly so).

From my "review" of Shenon's book:

Zelikow, Kean and Hamilton all seem to have a bizarre sense of entitlement...they act like they should be respected regardless of the questionable manner in which they conducted the 9/11 Commission inquiry. They all are experts at playing the scapegoat card, whereby any flaws in the investigation were the fault of other officials and/or agencies. Yes it is true that CIA obstructed the investigation but the record shows that Zelikow, Kean and Hamilton didn't respond to this obstruction as one would expect from a commission acting in good faith. They were too passive, too accepting of the bizarre restrictions on their investigation. They seemed more interested in placating the officials they were supposed to be investigating.