About
The Terrorist Tips Database was established by the Department of Hometown Security after the Islamic extremist attacks on September 11th, 2001.
The attacks of 9/11 may well have been prevented, if it had not been for the left-leaning legal counsel of the Clinton Administration, who determined that information gathered by Able Danger, a military intelligence data-mining unit, could not be shared with the FBI or other intelligence agencies.
The Terrorist Tips data-sharing system was established in order to to ensure that information regarding suspected Islamic extremists and possible terror threats, can never be suppressed again.
Information gathered through Terrorist Tips is shared with the FBI and all legitimate interested agencies.
