Court Filing Suggests Troubling CIA Links To Two 9/11 Hijackers
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An explosive court filing from the Guantanamo Military Commission – a court considering the cases of defendants accused of carrying out the "9/11" terrorist attacks on New York – has seemingly confirmed the unthinkable.The document was originally published via a Guantanamo Bay court docket, but while public, it was completely redacted.
For the past several days, the media, both the corporate media as well as the alternative media, have been widely reporting news about the alleged "Pentagon leaks" which resulted in an arrest today of a suspect who was charged with espionage. I have not published anything about this story yet, because I really have not seen anything that was allegedly leaked that was important enough to report on, as other news seems more important, and I was not sure if this alleged "leak" was intentional or not, possibly to control the public narrative. And while I am still unsure about t...
Investigators believe the CIA used Saudi Arabia as a go-between to recruit the two hijackers' in order to circumvent laws forbidding the Agency from conducting spy operations on U.S. soil.
FBI agent asserted that CIA helped two hijackers with opening bank accounts in San Diego. They also got them an apartment on lease. During those time, CIA's special unit Alec Baldwin, meant to follow Bin Laden was getting all the information on Bayoumi