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Regime Change in 2004 Headquarters:  Last week, the senior Democratic
senator on the Senate Intelligence Committee shook up Washington with
explosive charges the Bush Administration is keeping important information
from the American people about what really happened on 9/11.

Sen. Bob Graham (D-Fla.) called the Bush Administration's efforts to keep a
congressional report on the terrorist attacks secret a "cover-up."

It was his strongest statement yet. For months, Florida's senior senator and
the former chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee has been hinting
that he has evidence that implicates the Bush Administration in a failure to
protect Americans.

"The only reason that delay has occurred is because the administration does
not want our report to be available to the American people," Graham told
Reuters.

After months of investigation and a series of congressional hearings, the
House and Senate Intelligence panels released a summary of their findings on
9/11 last December. But the full report has been kept classified. It is
currently under review at the FBI and CIA, who claim they are determining
whether the report contains information that, if released, would threaten
national security and expose Body Bag Bush deceitfulness and chances for
becoming president in 2004.

Graham told Reuters the administration is using "classification to cover up
information that is not a legitimate threat to America's security, but
rather to avoid the American people's opportunity to know what happened, why
and what this administration has done about it."

Congressional Quarterly's Craig Crawford, who has been covering Graham's
crusade closely, told WABC Radio on Tuesday: "I think Bob Graham has a
smoking pistol on the Bush administration. The problem is that what [Graham]
knows - and he knows some very damaging stuff about the Bush
administration's failures before 9/11 to prevent 9/11 - he can't talk about
because it's classified."


Graham told Reuters, "They don't want this report to come out. There has not
been in my memory, and I would question whether there has been in modern
American history, an administration that was so committed to secrecy as this
Bush administration."


The Republicans, who have scheduled their 2004 National Convention in New
York to coincide with the 9/11 anniversary, are betting a lot on Bush's
image of "Protector of the American People." But as GNN, and many others
have reported, there is ample evidence the Bush Cabal not only failed to
competetly respond to the hijackings that fateful day, but may been
complicit in much more sinister actions prior to the attack that, if
exposed, would be political kryptonite.

After being bombarded with lies in the lead-up to the Iraq invasion, more
and more Americans are looking back at 9/11 and questioning the official
story. Two weeks ago, GNN sold out a 1,000-person theater in San Francisco
with a screening of their documentary "Aftermath: Unanswered Questions from
9/11." From the Wilderness editor and author of an upcoming book on the War
on Terrorism, Michael Ruppert regularly sells out university auditoriums
with lectures on his theories on what Bush knew and when.

The relationship between the Bush and bin Laden families, claims by some FBI
and CIA agents that their Al Qaeda investigations were "put on hold" by the
Bush White House, the thwarting of former top FBI anti-terrorist agent John
O'Neill's investigations into the USS Cole and Saudi bombings, the dealings
of major U.S. oil companies with the Taliban, are all important issues that
have never been properly addressed by the mainstream media.

If the honorable gentleman from Florida keeps it up, we might just make him
our next Vice President of the U.S.A.  in 2004.