The Boston Globe reports:
Russian authorities alerted the US government not once but ``multiple’’ times over their concerns about Tamerlan Tsarnaev -- including a second time nearly a year after he was first interviewed by FBI agents in Boston -- raising new questions about whether the FBI should have focused more attention on the suspected Boston Marathon bomber, according to US senators briefed on the probe Tuesday.
In a closed briefing on Tuesday, members of the Senate Intelligence Committee learned that Russia alerted the United States about Tsarnaev in ``multiple contacts’’ -- including ``at least once since October 2011,’’ said Richard Burr, a Republican of North Carolina, speaking with reporters afterward.
Senators said the briefing also revealed failures among federal agencies to share vital information about Tsarnaev, indicating, they said, that the US government still has not established a strong system to ``connect the dots’’ about would-be terrorists residing in America more than a decade after 9/11.
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ReplyDeleteHow can these people be on a terrorists list and be on welfare at the same time? Our country has lost it!
ReplyDeleteI keep telling you --- the U.S government is not interested in ending or even winning the "War on Terror". The fear they can generate, the money they can make, and the ideology they can advance (give up your freedoms and we will make you "safer") is worth a lot more than the measly lives of the serfs they are willing to sacrifice. Wake up. You are getting played like a fiddle. And you keep cheering???
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