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BREAKING: Declassifying Pre-9/11 Operation Able Danger Records Would Show The Defense Department Was “Farther Ahead” Understanding the Global Al-Qaeda Network Than Previously Reported Says Retired Lt. Col Tony Shaffer “I do believe that had we been given the green light to conduct some of the operations that were proposed,...

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