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This is a very important story I just found it on the net my self and was going to post it.

[Victoria Delsoul]

Mohamed "clearly was a double agent," Larry C. Johnson, a former deputy director in the State Department's Office of Counter Terrorism and a onetime CIA employee, said in an interview.

Johnson said the CIA had found Mohamed unreliable and severed its relationship with him shortly after Mohamed approached the agency in 1984. Johnson faulted the FBI for later using Mohamed as an informant, saying the bureau should have recognized that the man was a high-ranking terrorist, deeply involved in plotting violence against the United States and its allies.

"It's possible that the FBI thought they had control of him and were trying to use him, but what's clear is that they did not have control," Johnson said. "The FBI assumed he was their source, but his loyalties lay elsewhere."

Thank you.

Bttt!

[JudyB1938]

Thanks for the flag, t-shirt. I used to read spy novels before I got on the Internet. I don't read them any more, because the stories are happening right before our eyes. The only difference is that we can't "turn to the back of the book" for the ending. Well, people better sit up and pay 'tention - otherwise that "ending" is not going to be one they are very happy with at all.

They laugh and poo-poo "wolves" like OKCSubmariner.
They'd rather listen to the wolves-in-sheep's clothing who have the agenda of coverup.

May all of the innocents R.I.P.