He talked about the ramifications of his assertion that a U.S. military intelligence unit called Able Danger identified Mohammed Atta and three other hijackers as likely members of an al Qaeda unit in the U.S. more than a year before the September 11 attacks.
71 viewsHe talked about his past meetings with the 9/11 Commission and his work with Able Danger, a U.S. military intelligence unit that was looking for Al Qaeda terrorists.
244 viewsCongressman Weldon rejected their claim that they had never heard about "Able Danger" or seen the photograph of Mohammad Atta.
97 viewsThey also testified about the investigation into the matter by the National Commission on Terrorist Attacks ("9/11 commission") and the information gathered by members of a Defense Department intelligence section known as 'Able Danger.' Officials who had participated in the Able Danger program had warned top military officials that they had uncovered information of increased al-Qaeda activity in Aden harbor less than three weeks before the attack on the USS Cole.
1,026 viewsHe discussed his investigation into a secret military intelligence unit known as Able Danger. ... Congresman Weldon said that the Defense Intelligence Agency was covering up knowledge of the information by smearing Able Danger members including Lieutenant Colonel Anthony Shaffer.
1,155 viewsConstitution, and the Able Danger investigation by Representative Curt Weldon (R-PA).
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