Frankly, 9/11 is over, and no one can say definitely whether or not it could have been prevented. There seem to be equally good arguments for and against the case for prevention.

There do seem to have been some odd moves, however, and further information is always good. Tomorrow night (04/15) on an American in-depth news analysis show called "Frontline," they are presenting a program about an FBI agent named O'Neill, who was the leading expert on al Qaeda, and who was let go by the FBI apparently in the summer of 2001. It's being presented by PBS, and I am definitely going to watch it. There is a vaguely rotten smell that continues to hover around 9/11, and perhaps this programme will provide some answers.

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