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From Judicial Watch:
A newly declassified State Department document says that more than three years before the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, American diplomats warned Saudi officials that Osama bin Laden would target civilian aircraft. The National Security Archive, the George Washington University nonprofit with a vast library of declassified United States Government documents, recently made the information public.
... the so-called mainstream media coverage was quite lacking, probably because this new discovery didn't shed a very positive light on Bill Clinton and his secretary of state, Madeline Albright. In fact, the short New York Times article downplayed the memo and didn't bother to mention Clinton or attempt to seek comment from the former president or his former secretary of state. Most other mainstream media outlets ignored the story.
With Clinton going around scoring points by harshly criticizing GWB, this might be a good time to get in Clinton's face about his abominable mishandling of the Al Qaeda threat during his time in office.
