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- September 2003: 9/11 Commission Executive Director Zelikow Lunches with National Security Adviser Rice and Her Staff
- September-October 1998: CIA’s Afghan Allies Allegedly Attempt to Capture Bin Laden
- October 2003: CIA Only Provides 9/11 Commission with ‘Non-Specific’ Information about Detainee Interrogations, Fails to Mention Videotapes
- Late October 2003: 9/11 Commission’s Tour of NEADS Facility Suspended over Discrepancies
- October 2003: Members of 9/11 Commission Meet with ISI
- October 2004: Harper’s Magazine Cover Story Slams 9/11 Commission Report
- 1999: Germans Miss Links between Hamburg 9/11 Hijackers and Key Al-Qaeda Operative
- November 2000: 9/11 Hijacker Allegedly Flies to Beirut on Same Flight as Senior Hezbollah Operative
- November 2000: 9/11 Hijacker Flies to Beirut, Possible Iranian Connection Mooted
- November 2002 and After: Karl Rove Concerned about 9/11 Investigation
- November 2003: 9/11 Commission Fails to Ask CIA about Detainee Interrogation Methods
- November 2003: 9/11 Commission Subpoenas New York Emergency Tapes and Transcripts
- December 2000: FBI and FAA Claim Threat of Terrorists Targeting US Aviation Is Low Despite Information Suggesting Otherwise
- December 2004: 9/11 Commission Report Savaged in Joint Harvard/MIT Journal
- December 2005: 9/11 Commission Members Criticize Bush’s Lack of Effort to Secure Russian ‘Loose Nukes’
- Mid-December 2002-March 2003: 9/11 Commission Gets Off to Slow Start
- Summer 2002-Summer 2004: 9/11 Investigations Glance over Intercepts of Hijackers’ Calls
- Late 2002-2004: Imam Al-Awlaki Lives Openly in Britain, despite Growing Evidence of Link to 9/11 Plot
- 2003-2004: Administration Tries to Convince 9/11 Commissioner of Iraqi Ties to Al-Qaeda, but Will not Show All Claimed Evidence
- 1992: Last Edition of Guide to Terrorist Passports for US Officials Published
- After January 2004: 9/11 Commission Decides to Add Disclaimer to Chapters Heavily Based on Detainee Interrogations
- Around February 2003: 9/11 Commission Executive Director Zelikow Appoints Current CIA Officer to Lead Investigation of CIA
- Around February 2003: 9/11 Commission Executive Director Zelikow Assumes Responsibility for Hiring Commission’s Staff
- Around February 2003: 9/11 Commission Executive Director Zelikow Assumes Close Control of Key Commission Team
- Before June 2004: 9/11 Commission Consultant Complains Report Is ‘Indulgent’ of Senior Administration Officials
- Before June 2004: 9/11 Commission Awards Contract to Distribute Final Report to Executive Director Zelikow’s Publisher; Publisher Can Keep Profits
- Between December 2002 and May 2003: Staffer Moves from One 9/11 Inquiry to Another
- Early March 2004: Executive Director Zelikow Demands 9/11 Commission Subpoena Forthcoming Book by Former Counterterrorism ‘Tsar’
- Early April-Early May, 2001: Associate of Suspicious Imam Helps 9/11 Hijackers Rent Flat
- Early 2004: 9/11 Commission Staffer Wants to Quit over Executive Director Zelikow’s Alleged Protection of Rice
- Early 2004: 9/11 Commission Allegedly Prevented from Naming Junior CIA Officer Responsible for Pre-9/11 Failure by Threats from Senior CIA Officials
- Early 2004: White House Asks 9/11 Commission Not to Call for CIA Director Tenet’s Resignation
- Early July 2004: 9/11 Commission Executive Director Zelikow Tries to Prevent Formal Interviews of CIA Analysts who Drafted Presidential Daily Brief about Bin Laden
- (Late October-Early November 2003): 9/11 Commission Staff Discusses Pentagon Subpoena, Major Argument in Some Accounts
- Early December 2003: 9/11 Commissioner Gorelick Shocked by Specificity of Al-Qaeda Warnings Contained in PDBs
- Early December 2003: 9/11 Commission Chair Kean Shocked to Discover Lack of Information in Presidential Daily Briefings
- Early 1998: CIA Ignores Warning that KSM Is Heading Al-Qaeda’s Terrorist Operations
- Early 1998: Prosecutors Turn Down Deal That Could Reveal Bojinka Third Plot
- Early 1999: NSA Monitoring Hears 9/11 Hijacker Names, This Information Is Not Shared with CIA or FBI
- Late January 2003: 9/11 Commission’s Zelikow Tells CIA 9/11 Was Its Fault; CIA Is Displeased
- Late 2002-July 2004: 9/11 Commission Initially Pays Little Attention to NSA Material
- Late 2003-2004: 9/11 Commission Suspects Interrogated Detainees Are Harshly Treated
- Late 2003: Key Investigator Transferred within 9/11 Commission
- Late 2003: NSA Allows 9/11 Commission Access to Files, but Commission Not Interested
- Late 2000: Book Favored by Prominent Neoconservatives Argues that Hussein Was Behind 1993 WTC Bombing
- Late Summer 2003: 9/11 Commission Requests Some Presidential Daily Briefs from CIA, Knows Credibility Is on the Line
- Mid-July 2004: 9/11 Commission Staffers Worried about Impact of Newly Discovered Information about Iran on Political Situation
- Mid-November, 2000: Three 9/11 Hijackers Possibly Linked to Hezbollah Figure while Traveling to Iran
- Mid-December 2003-Mid-January 2004: Political Considerations Determine Length of Extension Requested by 9/11 Commission
- Mid-1994: Ramzi Yousef Works Closely with Al-Qaeda Leaders