Sandy Berger
Events (34)
- April 5, 1997: US Again Not Interested in Sudan’s Al-Qaeda Files 1997-04-05
- December 19, 1998: Clinton Administration Confirms Support for Regime Change in Iraq 1998-12-19
- December 9, 1999: President Clinton Warned about Al-Qaeda Operatives Living in US 1999-12-09
- December 15-31, 1999: US Intelligence Launches Worldwide Effort to Thwart Millennium Attack Plots 1999-12-15
- January 6-9, 2000: Top CIA and Clinton Cabinet Officials Repeatedly Briefed about Al-Qaeda Summit in Malaysia 2000-01-06
- March 10, 2000: Review of Counterterrorism Efforts Show Continued Worries; Sleeper Cells Feared 2000-03-10
- April 2, 2000: Some Complain Clinton Administration Focusing Too Much on Terrorism 2000-04-02
- November 7, 2000: Plans to Target Bin Laden Delayed Pending 2000 Election 2000-11-07
- December 29, 2000: CIA Develops ‘Blue Sky’ Plan to Increase Support to Massoud, Strike Bin Laden 2000-12-29
- January 3, 2001: Richard Clarke Briefs Condoleezza Rice on Al-Qaeda Threat 2001-01-03
- May 30, 2002: Former Clinton National Security Adviser Visits National Archives, Fails to Find Apparently Compromising Document 2002-05-30
- July 16, 2002: Blair Claims Attack on Afghanistan Only Possible After 9/11 2002-07-16
- February 9, 2003: Washington Post: Bush Administration in Near-Perfect Accord with Likud-Run Israeli Government 2003-02-09
- July 7, 2003 and After: Wilson Op-Ed Produces Strong Reactions 2003-07-07
- July 18, 2003: Former Clinton National Security Adviser Improperly Removes Own Notes from National Archives 2003-07-18
- September 2, 2003: Former Clinton National Security Adviser Steals Apparently Compromising Document from National Archives 2003-09-02
- October 2, 2003: Former Clinton National Security Adviser Steals Copies of Document from National Archives 2003-10-02
- October 4, 2003: Former Clinton National Security Adviser Admits He Has Two Copies of Document Stolen from National Archives 2003-10-04
- January 14, 2004: 9/11 Commission First Learns of Clinton Order to Assassinate Bin Laden 2004-01-14
- July 19, 2004: News of Former National Security Adviser’s Document Theft Is Leaked to Press 2004-07-19
- April 21, 2006: CIA Official Fired for Sharing Classified Information with Reporter 2006-04-21
- 2000: FBI Repeatedly Tells Clinton that Al-Qaeda Is Unable to Attack Inside US
- April 2005: Former Clinton National Security Adviser Receives ‘Extraordinarily Lenient’ Sentence for Document Theft
- May 1998: CIA Director Prefers Saudi Plan to Bribe Taliban over Direct Action against Bin Laden
- June 1998: Top Clinton Official Calls Bin Laden ‘Most Dangerous’ Terrorist
- July 2003: Study Group Finds ‘Loose Nukes’ in North Korea Biggest US Security Threat
- Early 1998: Richard Clarke Updates Continuity of Government Plan to Prepare for Terrorist Threat
- Early 2000: US Develops Mysterious New Technique for Detecting Bin Laden
- Early 2001: Bush Staffers Less Concerned with Terrorism
- Late 2000: Military Prepares Options for Striking at Bin Laden, but Not Serious about Using Them
- Late October 2000: Clinton Considers Missile Attack on Bin Laden
- Late 1998-2000: US Administration Officials Seek Ground-Based Plan to Kill Bin Laden
- Late August 1998-November 2000: Top Clinton Officials Regularly Meet to Discuss Terrorism
- July 1998: Ahmed Chalabi Asks UN Weapons Inspector to Do Intelligence Work for INC; Reveals His Own Ambitions for Iraq