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Perpetuating the Problem: Richard Grove & William Binney on How Agency Budgets Sidelined 9/11 Intelligence

Perpetuating the Problem: Richard Grove & William Binney on How Agency Budgets Sidelined 9/11 Intelligence

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Watch the full interview here: 👉 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3owk7vEEOvs

Could the 9/11 attacks have been prevented with data the NSA already possessed? 🛑

In this explosive interview clip, Richard Grove questions former NSA Technical Director William Binney on the structural failures leading up to 9/11. Binney reveals that NSA whistleblower Thomas Drake ran an automated data program across the agency's databases after 9/11 and discovered that all the necessary intelligence to stop the attacks was already sitting right there inside the system.

Their interview conversation exposes a disturbing truth about bureaucratic incentives. Binney points out to Richard that analysts were intentionally buried in overwhelming mounts of raw data because adopting an automated solution that actually solved the problem would remove the justification for bigger budgets. Instead, security was sidelined so contractors and agency brass could inflate their funding.
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