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- Shortly before July 22, 2004: 9/11 Commission Debates Referring Military and Aviation Officials to Justice Department for Criminal Investigation 2004-07-22
- July 22, 2004: 9/11 Commission’s Final Report Is Released; Conclusions are ‘Gentle’ on Bush Administration 2004-07-22
- July 22, 2004: Evidence the ISI Was ‘Fully Involved’ in the 9/11 Plot Is Ignored by 9/11 Commission 2004-07-22
- July 22, 2004: 9/11 Commission Finds No 9/11 Insider Trading 2004-07-22
- July 22, 2004: Saudi Embassy Says 9/11 Commission Report Exonerates Saudi Arabia 2004-07-22
- July 22, 2004: 9/11 Commission Report Fails to Mention Possible ISI Connections to 9/11 2004-07-22
- July 24, 2004: FBI Officials Say 9/11 Hijackers Had No Witting Help in San Diego 2004-07-24
- July 30, 2004: Senator Mark Dayton Says NORAD and FAA Lied about 9/11 Failures 2004-07-30
- August 6, 2004: Clinton Questions Bush Prioritizing Iraq over Al-Qaeda 2004-08-06
- August 21, 2004: 9/11 Commission Confused Over Hijackers’ ID Documents 2004-08-21
- August 21, 2004: 9/11 Commission’s Terrorist Financing Conclusions at Odds with Media Accounts 2004-08-21
- August 30, 2004: Half of New Yorkers Believe US Government Deliberately Failed to Act on 9/11 Foreknowledge 2004-08-30
- February 10, 2005: Censored Version of Critical 9/11 Report Completed Before Presidential Elections Is Finally Released 2005-02-10
- March 8, 2005: 9/11 Commission Investigator Frustrates German Efforts to Convict Hijacker Associate El Motassadeq 2005-03-08
- March 28, 2005: Mueller’s Management of FBI Is Criticized by Insiders 2005-03-28
- August 11, 2005: 9/11 Commission Admits Being Informed of Able Danger Unit that Identified Mohamed Atta in 2000 2005-08-11
- August 17, 2005: Intelligence Officer Comes Forward with Allegations about Secret Military Unit Called Able Danger 2005-08-17
- August 22-September 1, 2005: More Individuals Come Forward to Confirm Able Danger Allegations 2005-09-01
- September 13, 2005: Revised Version of 9/11’s Commission’s FAA Report Released; Some Material Still Blacked Out 2005-09-13
- September 14, 2005: Former 9/11 Commission Members Dismiss Able Danger Evidence 2005-09-14
- October 28, 2005: Addington Becomes Cheney’s Chief of Staff 2005-10-28
- November 17, 2005: Former FBI Director Says Able Danger Could Have Stopped 9/11 Attacks 2005-11-17
- November 30, 2005: Congressman Calls Able Danger ‘Bigger Cover-up than Watergate’ 2005-11-30
- December 4-5, 2005: Former 9/11 Commission Chairman Says Public Safety Is ‘Not a Priority for the Government Right Now’ 2005-12-04
- December 5, 2005: 9/11 Commission Issues Critical Report Card on Public Security Reforms, Then Disbands 2005-12-05
- December 17, 2005: Bush Justifies NSA Wiretapping Program with Reference to 9/11 Hijackers 2005-12-17
- January 5, 2006: Neutral Congressional Analysis Questions Legality of NSA Wiretapping Program 2006-01-05
- August 21, 2006: Former 9/11 Co-Chairman Addresses Various ‘Conspiracy Theories’ About 9/11 Attacks 2006-08-21
- September 25, 2006: 9/11 Commissioner Reveals Secret Deal to Keep Bush and Clinton Testimony Classified until 2009 2006-09-25
- September 29, 2006: New Book Causes Controversy Over Previously Unmentioned 9/11 Warning 2006-09-29
- September 30-October 3, 2006: 9/11 Commissioners Claim to Be Furious They Were Not Told of July 2001 Warning, When In Fact They Were 2006-10-03
- September 18, 2007: Director of National Intelligence McConnell Denies US Detected Hijackers’ US Calls, Says 9/11 ‘Should Have and Could Have Been Prevented’ 2007-09-18
- January 2, 2008: Kean and Hamilton Say CIA and White House Obstructed 9/11 Commission over Detainee Videos 2008-01-02
- January 30, 2008: MSNBC Finds over One Quarter of 9/11 Commission Report Endnotes Cite Dubious Detainee Interrogations 2008-01-30
- February 4, 2008: Seattle Post-Intelligencer Calls for New 9/11 Inquiry 2008-02-04
- 2000: $250 Million Bank Transfer Suggests Links Between Bin Laden, His Family, and Pakistani
- 2000 and Before: Some Saudi 9/11 Hijackers Moderately Religious in Saudi Arabia
- January-July 2003: Bush Administration Delays Release of 9/11 Congressional Inquiry Report until after Start of Iraq War
- January 2004: Staffers Appalled at Zelikow’s Rewrite of 9/11 Commission Statement to Imply Connections between Iraq and Al-Qaeda
- Early January 2004: Able Danger Intelligence Officer Tries Contacting 9/11 Commission
- Early 2004: Weldon Fails to Convince 9/11 Commission to Look into Data Mining Programs
- January-June 2004: 9/11 Commission Staffer Discovers Material Possibly Linking Iran to 9/11 Figures Unnoticed in NSA Archives
- January 2004: Lone 9/11 Commission Staffer Decides to Read Though Small Portion of Ignored NSA Material Herself
- January 2004: White House Refuses to Allow 9/11 Commission Access to Additional Presidential Daily Briefs despite Deal, Commission Hires Lawyer to Draft Subpoena
- January 2004: Karl Rove Orders Poll to Determine Public Interest in 9/11 Commission
- January 2004 and Shortly After: Detainees Subjected to Second Round of Interrogations to Answer 9/11 Commission’s Questions
- January 2004: Zelikow Tries to Have 9/11 Commission Back Contentious Link between Iraq and Al-Qaeda
- January 2004: 9/11 Commission’s Zelikow Backs Down on Allegations of Connections between Iraq and Al-Qaeda
- January 2004: 9/11 Commission’s Zelikow Rewrites Staff Reports, Wants to Read them All at Hearings
- Mid-January 2000: CIA Asks NSA to Pass on New Information about Hijacker Almihdhar, but NSA Fails to Do So