[JohnBerger]

Abstract above is from http://www.whoisjohndoe2.com

According to AP, the report seized included "included copies and photos of dozens of pieces of evidence gathered in the terrorism cases of Abdul Hakim Murad and Ramzi Yousef, including batteries, explosive devices, bomb fragments, a copy of a Time magazine, cell phones, and phone books."

[kcvl]

Posted on Mon, Sep. 09, 2002

Terrorists' Sept. 11 plot a many-tentacled creature

By DANIEL RUBIN and MICHAEL DORGAN
Knight Ridder Newspapers

MANILA, The Philippines - When Col. Rodolfo Mendoza, the former intelligence chief of the Philippine National Police, watched two airliners strike the World Trade Center last Sept. 11, he knew immediately who was responsible.

"They've done it," Mendoza said to himself.

"They" were a small group of Islamic extremists who hated America and Jews, had tried to blow up New York's World Trade Center in 1993 and two years later had come up with the idea of using hijacked airplanes as bombs.

Philippine police had foiled a plan by the terrorists, called "Project Bojinka," to blow up 12 U.S.-bound airliners over the Pacific. They caught one of the plotters, a hapless Pakistani pilot and bomb maker named Abdul Hakim Murad, trying to sneak into a Manila apartment to retrieve a Toshiba laptop computer loaded with incriminating plans.





http://www.miami.com/mld/miamiherald/4020169.htm

[kcvl]

Saturday, March 8, 2003 6:07AM EST

Linked by little but N.C., Islam


By CRAIG JARVIS AND CHRISTINA HEADRICK, Staff Writers

The capture of a high-ranking al-Qaeda strategist and the indictment of a university professor accused of running a terrorist organization have intensified attention on the Muslim community in North Carolina, where both attended college in the 1980s.
Khalid Shaikh Mohammed, identified as the man who planned the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks for al-Qaeda, was picked up last week in Rawalpindi, Pakistan; he had attended Chowan College and N.C. A&T State University in the 1980s. Last month, Sami Al-Arian, who had studied at N.C. State University in the 1980s, was indicted in Florida on charges of being the U.S. leader of the Palestinian Islamic Jihad. Even before the arrests, more than two dozen people with North Carolina connections had been detained for immigration violations or arrested in terrorism investigations. Many of those detained since Sept. 11, 2001, came from the Triad.



http://newsobserver.com/news/story/2297375p-2159482c.html


These are excerpts from a transcript of an interrogation of terrorist Abdul Hakim Murad. The Q&A was conducted by Philippine investigators after Murad was arrested in that country on U.S. charges. Murad and alleged World Trade Center bombing mastermind Ramzi Ahmed Yousef were later convicted of plotting to bomb various airplanes. We have also included, on page nine of this document, a copy of one of Yousef's phony ID cards. Next time, Ramzi, we suggest you try a shop in Times Square. They do much better work.



http://216.239.57.100/search?q=cache:H501AaZ-pWUC:www.thesmokinggun.com/fall/murad1.html+Ramzi+Yousef,+Abdul+Hakim+Murad&hl=en&ie=UTF-8

[Uri’el-2012]

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[Destro]

The Bosnian cover up and the reason Clinton would have hushed up evidence. Project (Oplan) Bojinka Bojinka is a Bosnian word meaning big explosion.

According to research published on this site and elsewhere, and extensive courtroom documentation, Terry Nichols traveled to the Cebu, the Philippines, in November 1994, on a 60-day visa that expired on Jan. 21, 1995, the exact date Yousef was planning to launch Project Bojinka, a series of attacks on U.S. bound aircraft. According to "The New Jackals" by Simon Reeve and other verified information revealed during various criminal trials, Ramzi Yousef made at least one and possibly several trips to Cebu during Nichols' visit.

OKLAHOMA BOMBING LINKED TO BIN LADEN (Captured Chemical Notes Say in Bosnian ‘Was used in Oklahoma’)

[CyberAnt]

I'm very surprised AP did not scream bloody murder in the press over this.

However, since x42 was in office - I guess that explains it.

[doug from upland]

The reporter who knows more than anyone else is Jayna Davis. She was a guest a few months ago on the DFU Radio Hour --- CLICK.

[sandydipper]

Remember Ruby Ridge? The FBI got away with murder.

[Allan]

Bump

[Sloth]

The FBI told AP the package "contained sensitive information that should not be made public... because it would, like, make us look bad, and stuff."

[patriot_wes]

The FBI told AP the package "contained sensitive information that should not be made public."

You won't see this on the evening news!

[spodefly]

bttt

[majordivit]

One phase of Bojinka involved the simultaneous detonation of a series of bombs over the Pacific, while a second phase would have had suicide pilot(s) crash commercial aircraft into U.S. landmark(s) such as the World Trade Center, the Pentagon and CIA headquarters. The plot was foiled after an accidental fire exposed the conspiracy.

Catastrophic Intellegence Failure - Accuracy in Media report on Project Bojinka 9.24.2001

My comment: In the days following September 11th, we were told over and over again by experts, that nobody could have dreamed up an idea that terrorists would use jet planes as bombs and crash them into skyskrapers. Liars...liars...liars.. They knew all along about project bojinka....

The gubmit also knew that Nichols and Mcveigh did not act alone. Anfo bombs leave a snowstorm. Hardly a trace of anfo residue was found at scene of the bombing of the Murrah Building ... When i saw a photo of the bombed out Khobar towers next to a photo of the bombed Murrah building i knew right away that the explosives used probably had to be the same for both bombings. There was no doubt in my mind that the government (clinton administration) covered up a much wider conspiracy which probably included people from the middle east.

[rubbertramp]

A book I would especially like to read by a Jewish expert from Brandeis who curiously goes by the name Samir Khalil...has timely content indeed...

Brandeis professor with Iraqi nom de plume"

What was Carole Khalil's maiden name?

[WhistlingPastTheGraveyard]

Interesting, the rewrite the link takes you to today.