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Yesterday’s bathroom boy was described as a Nigerian petroleum engineer. But guess where he worked? That’s right, Yemen.

Check the honeybucket for PETN.

And there was another pair I heard about yesterday that were talking loudly in a foreign language and watching a video on a laptop of some war movie.

Just like the MO in that Atlanta flight that is being covered up.

DECEMBER 1992 : (YEMEN - AL QAEDA'S FIRST ATTACK ON THE US TARGETS TWO HOTELS IN ADEN USED TO HOUSE US MARINES, BUT THE MARINES HAD JUST LEFT; EUROPEAN TOURISTS WERE KILLED INSTEAD) MINITER: "Indeed, it is possible that Clinton and his national-security team learned of bin Laden even before the 1993 World Trade Center attack. My interviews and investigation revealed that bin Laden made his first attack on Americans was December 1992, a little more than a month after Clinton won the 1992 election. His target was 100 U.S. Marines housed in two towering Yemen hotels. Within hours, the CIA's counterterrorism center learned that the Yemen suspected a man named Osama bin Laden. (One of the arrested bombing suspects later escaped and was detained in a police sweep after al Qaeda attacked the USS Cole in 2000.) Lake says he doesn't remember briefing the president-elect about the attempted attack, but that he well might have.So it is safe to conclude that Clinton knew about the threat posed by bin Laden since 1993, his first year in office."----- "Clinton’s Loss? How the previous administration fumbled on bin Laden. A Q&A by Kathryn Jean Lopez, September 11, 2003, 11:45 a.m
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In late 1992 bin Laden was involved in the bombings of hotels in Aden, which hosted American soldiers en route to serve in the framework of the United Nations troops in Somalia. Bin Laden confirmed this fact in an interview with a Pakistani newspaper and boasted that “the US received the warning and gave up the idea of setting up its military bases in Yemen.”[3]
----------- "The Bombing of the USS Cole : An Analysis of the Principle Suspects," Dr. Ely Karmon ICT , Oct 24, 2000, http://www.ict.org.il/articles/articledet.cfm?articleid=138