[TrebleRebel]

Contains new information - apparently al-Ani's calendar noted a meeting with "Hamburg student" on April 8. This was exactly the phrse Atta used in his Czech visa application.

[TrebleRebel]

ping

[Travis McGee]

Make sure to archive this, and have these facts ready when the usual idiots and dissemblers say "there's no connection between Iraq and 9-11" or "there's no proof Atta ever met with an Iraqi spymaster in Prague."

[Shermy]

Respekt article, but doesn't mention the notebook:

Mohammad Atta’s Decisive Meeting

[Shermy]

meaning...#5 "appointment calendar"

[Zack Nguyen]

I thought Czech Intelligence actually monitered the meeting. Is this not the case?

[Valin]

Bump for later.

[justshutupandtakeit]

There was a thread on this late last night. As far as I am concerned it cannot be duplicated too many times. The knowledge of this connection is the key to destroying Bush's/America's enemies.

[Dr. Frank fan]

It is possible that Atta traveled under an unknown alias since we have been unable to establish that Atta left the US or entered Europe in April 2001 under his true name or any known aliases

Here's what I just love.

I just love how, when you mention the Atta/Prague connection to some anti-warrior, they say (reflexively parroting some talking point they read) "but that's been denied" or "that's been debunked".

But then when you go and look at the actual "debunkings" they are ALL based on things like: "we can't prove Atta left the country". Well, that proves he didn't!

The way the powers-that-be continue to deny and pseudo "debunk" the Atta-in-Prague story only serves to give me more confidence that it's true.

[Springman]

Bump for later.

[XHogPilot]

bump

[1L]

Can someone bring me up to speed on this? I've finished Gertz' book, breakdown, and he stands by the claim that there was this meeting, though Newsweek and other leftists claim there wasn't. These same folks are dumping on the Weekly Standard's article last fall.