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BOMBSHELL: Saudi Arabia warned the United States IN WRITING about Tamerlan Tsarnaev in 2012, and rejected his application for an entry visa to visit Mecca in 2011
• Saudis developed intelligence separately from Russia, which also warned the U.S. about the accused Boston bomber
• A letter to the Department of Homeland Security named Tsarnaev and three Pakistanis as potential jihadis worthy of U.S. investigation
• Red flags from Saudi Arabia included Tsarnaev's name and information about a planned explosive attack on a major U.S. city
• Saudi foreign minister, national security chief both met with Obama in the oval office in early 2013
For what it's worth, the Department of Homeland Security and the White House are denying this report.
Regardless, this is now out there. One wonders, what exactly, it would take at this point for our media to actually fall back in love with the once celebrated exercise of truth-gathering and shoe leather reporting. Yet again, this comes from the foreign press.
I find it quite remarkable that in the short span of 5 years we have evolved as a country from the era of presidents steering hurricanes to minority neighborhoods with Halliburton-controlled weather machines to the highest office in the land just being too darn complex for any one man to influence inconsequential subtleties like national security and intelligence gathering.
Yet here we are. Even if this ends up proven incorrect, it warrants some initial inquiry by our press, right?