Former CIA official: 9/11 could not be averted (AP)

News article: Former CIA official: 9/11 could not be averted (AP)

News Manager October 7th, 2008

AP - A top former CIA official said the intelligence agency had more than 100 Afghans acting as spies before the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, but told a magazine in a rare interview that nothing could have averted the attacks.

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News article: Former CIA official: 9/11 could not be averted (AP)