John Jenney, left, spokesman for the Holy Land
Foundation for Relief and Development with the
foundation's attorney, Tom Hamilton.
Posted on 12/04/2001 10:55:33 AM PST by MeekOneGOP
And the significance of this is?. . .
They are operating out of Illinois and New Jersey also. . .
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NFOCOMCORP.COM rings a bell.
"Across the street from the Holy Land Foundation, agents searched a storage facility which is behind InfoCom Corp., an Internet company at 630 International Parkway. Federal agents had searched the InfoCom offices on Sept. 5, less than one week before the terrorist attacks on the U.S.
InfoCom provided services to the Holy Land Foundation, and some InfoCom owners also served on the foundation's board of directors. " BlueDog gave us Freepers the heads up on the IncoCom raids in Dallas back in early Sept, when 80 FBI agents were used for the raid.
Questions for Schippers, BLue Dog and Jayna Davis and Judicial Watch:
I wonder if the raids were prompted by any leads about a pending attack on the WTC that Defenbaugh and the FBI learned of before the raid?
I wonder if anything was learned from the raids on 9/5/01 that could have been used to avert the 9/11 attacks?
I wonder if anything from the raids revealed anything about Iraq's involvment in the OKC bombing and the 9/11 attacks?
On Monday I learned that Dallas police had arrested one of the 9/11 hijackers in Dallas for being drunk two months before the 9/11 attack. The hijacker had been frequenting a Dallas mosque.
FBI Sac Defenbaugh has been using Dallas police to track BIn LAden and AlQaeda in the Dallas area and around the world since 1998. Was he and the FBI ineffective in finding out what he should have about Bin Laden's operations? Or did he and his political superiors sit on their information rather than arrest or deport Bin Laden and AlQaeda types tied to the Hamas cells in OKC and Dallas all the way back to before the OKC bombing?
Bin Laden's secretary El Hage lived in Dallas when he was arrested in 1998. He worked closely with BIn Laden's lietenant and FBI paid informant Ali Mohamed, the Egyptian who set up AlQaeda cells in the US and near Dallas. Defenbaugh have known about Bin Laden's operations in Dallas in some detail at least since 1998.
Two hijacker pilot suspects were pulled off the train near Dallas with box cutters and $20,000 cash the day after 9/11. Their plane had been grounded in New Jersey the morning of 9/11. They were inroute to see a Muslim doctor tied to a mosque in Texas.
UPDATE: Did Former FBI Inspector Preside Over FBI Cover-up of OKC Bombing?
Dallas Police Forged Secret Link with FBI
Edye Smith, who lost two children in the blast, was among the clients at the news conference. She expressed skepticism and anger about the government's actions -- or lack thereof.
"The government knew there was going to be danger and they should have warned people," she said. "None of the people in the volatile law enforcement agencies on the 9th floor had their children in that day-care center. I don't know if it's just a coincidence or not, but they knew it was dangerous and we should have been warned."
"I'm more angry at the government than I am at [suspect] Tim McVeigh. McVeigh was going to do what he did regardless. He was out to kill people. But when someone in our government knew, they could have said, 'hey, you may want to keep your kid out today, something might happen,' or tell us they'd have the bomb squad there... it bothers me and I am angry, very angry."
Today I was working very closeby the Holyland Foundation HQ in Richardson. I was seriously considering stopping by for a visit. Wonder what they'd have to say to a Freeper?
There's a Florida corporation called Bait Ul Mal, also known as Charity House. Vowels are often interchanged in Muslim-to-English. Might this be a variation on the above-mentioned Beit El-Mal?
Florida corporation records (available HERE)list:
Bait Ul Mal
13511 Northwest 10th St.
Sunrise FL 33323
Also at that address is Charity House. Officers for both are listed as: Mohammed Ibrahim, Mahmoud Ayesh, and Ayman Elmasry.
Mohammed Ibrahim has an interesting trail. For one, he's the director of a rehab center called Seawinds (shut down this Sept). A former nurse there reported seeing some of the 9-11 hijackers there on 2 occasions, including Mohammed Atta, using the computers in the office.
Mohammed Ibrahim is involved with a slew of scam corporations that appear to be money laundering fronts. Of note:
Florida corporation records show Bait Ul Mar officers Mahmoud Ayesh and Mohammed Ibrahim are also partners in another company, M&M Pharmaserv Inc. Both Bait Ul Mal and Pharmaserv list the same 10th St. address. Also at that address is Envirotech International, Inc., with Ibrahim partner Mahmoud Ayesh listed as director.
Interestingly, there's a firm operating in Richardson Texas, called Metapath Software International (Dallas) Inc., that was incorporated in Florida by a Mohammed Ibrahim. Could this be the same Mohammed Ibrahim? The Richardson location and Florida incorporation is an interesting coincidence. Florida imposed "dissolution events" on both Bait Ul Mal and Metapath Software on the same date, 9/22/00.
Freeper research thread on Ibrahim HERE
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Thanks for you post! When they were pulled off the train (in D/FW area), they held tickets bound for San Antonio as I recall. . .
phonetically the two spellings prolly sound the same??? especially when someone using limited or broken english is trying to communicate.
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