Attorney General John Ashcroft may have perjured himself when he denied under oath that FBI Director Thomas Pickard came to him on July 5, 2001 with information of terrorist plots.
hedged in the source 2001-07-05 → 2001-07-06
John Ashcroft may have perjured himself when he denied under oath that ... came to him on July 5, 2001 with information of terrorist plots Thomas Pickard
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- Attorney General John Ashcroft may have perjured himself when he denied under oath that FBI Director Thomas Pickard came to him on July 5, 2001 with…
Attorney General John Ashcroft may have perjured himself when he denied under oath that acting FBI Director Thomas Pickard came to him on July 5, 2001 with information of terrorist plots
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Origin: extracted from A Half-Dozen Questions About 9/11 They Don’t Want You to Ask « 9/11 CitizensWatch · 2026-09-08 20:53