Ex-FBI agents accuse top CIA, FBI officials of 9/11 coverup; CIA said to use Saudis, others for illegal domestic spy operations



A United Airlines Boeing 767 controlled by al Qaeda terrorist Marwan al-Shehhi an instant before it crashed into the South Tower of New York's World Trade Center on Sept. 11, 2001

By Dan Christensen, FloridaBulldog.org

Weeks before 9/11, an angry New York FBI agent nearly “came over the table” at CIA officials who were blocking him from obtaining intelligence about two al Qaeda terrorists who would soon take part in hijacking an American Airlines passenger jet and crashing it into the Pentagon.

“Someone is going to die,” the counterterrorism agent wrote in a bitter email shortly after the 2001 encounter.

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