And those people are generally hacks, extremely partisan agenda driven people, are extremely ignorant folks...or a mix of the three.
Making an argument that Bush's administrations actions played into it could legitimately be made. Making one that its directly due to them is absolutely asinine and strains credibility and logical thought, not to mention would make any honest and neutral person with any knowledge of national security and intellegence gathering blush at the mere thought of it. The amount of threats recieved on a daily basis is staggering, and even serious threats are hardly an uncommon thing. There was little logical true information and trying to pick one questionable thing, the planes, out of a field of hundreds of potential questionable things is like picking a needle out of a hay stack.
Nevermind that even if you go with the "Ineptness of Bush administration" theory you still could not lay the entire blame on them as its impossible, if you're going to blame Presidents, to not lay some at the feet of Clinton and indeed a more logical and strong argument could be made to place the blame on Clinton...though those that try to put the whole of the blame on him are also being foolish. From the piss poor reactions to the 1993 bombs, the embassy bombings, the kobar tower bombings, and the USS Cole bombings...to the Gorelick Wall that cause the actual Law Enforcement and Intelligence agencies and groups within the country from sharing information that would've made putting the pieces of the puzzle together FAR more likely than anything Bush could've done...to not capitalizing on taking out the head of the organization when it was possible, one can not soley or even majoritily put the blame on the Bush Administration alone while ignoring the Clinton administrations own actions.
No sir, you're just flat out wrong and make yourself look foolish in even trying to drum up this argument in the phony and rather pathetic disguise of you claiming that this is what others are saying to try to distance it from being your own obvious thought.