March 2001 Document: Saddam Regime Recruits Suicide Terrorists to Hit US Interests (Translation

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[jveritas]

Page 6 from document BIAP 2003-000654 is a Top Secret letter dated March/11/2001 six months prior to 9/11/2001, proves that not only Saddam Regime supported terrorists organization like Hamas and Al Qaeda as we have learned from other documents but also they were recruiting Suicide Terrorist Bombers to hit US interests. Saddam Regime was a TERRORIST REGIME and there was no other way but to destroy it after 9/11.

Beginning of the translation of page 6 from document BIAP 2003-000654

In the Name of God the Merciful The Compassionate

Top Secret

The Command of Ali Bin Abi Taleb Air Force Base

No 3/6/104

Date 11 March 2001

To all the Units

Subject: Volunteer for Suicide Mission

The top secret letter 2205 of the Military Branch of Al Qadisya on 4/3/2001 announced by the top secret letter 246 from the Command of the military sector of Zi Kar on 8/3/2001 announced to us by the top secret letter 154 from the Command of Ali Military Division on 10/3/2001 we ask to provide that Division with the names of those who desire to volunteer for Suicide Mission to liberate Palestine and to strike American Interests and according what is shown below to please review and inform us.

Air Brigadier General

Abdel Magid Hammod Ali

Commander of Ali Bin Abi Taleb Air Force Base

Air Colonel

Mohamad Majid Mahdi.

End of translation of page 6

[Calpernia]

You should have MPEG-4 avi or Media Player Classic to run this.

http://goexcelglobal.com/NJ_DefenseForce/images/salmanpak.avi

[Calpernia]

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[PsyOp]

Thanks for the link. I've added it to the links on my Saddam WMD thread.

You're doing great work. Keep it up.

[popdonnelly]

Thank you for the information and the links. I have no reason to dispute the idea that Atta was in Prague. I don't know of any information that puts him anywhere else, and there is no argument that he wasn't there in 2000.

If you put the Iraq regime's solicitation of suicide pilots in March of 2001 together with Atta's being present in Prague in April of 2001, quite a picture emerges. Radio Liberty (sorry, I incorrectly identified it as Voice of America in an earlier post) in Prague was certainly an "American interest" which Saddam would have wanted to attack.

[Proud2BeRight]

Almost two days now any I have not seen anything in the MSM. Has anyone else?

[jrooney]

Jveritas last translation about 6 months BEFORE 9/11 Saddam was seeking volunteers to do SUICIDE ATTACKS AGAINST US INTERESTS has been verified by two other translators, one from Syria and one from the UK via Captain's Quarters request. Thank you Captain!

http://www.captainsquartersblog.com/mt/

This is huge! First off great job jveritas!! You are truly the man. Now it is our turn not to let this translation go unnoticed by our friends, family, the internet, all members of congress and the media.

We have 6 months to pound this home. God speed.

[tcrlaf]

It IS a smoking Gun, for sure...
But it will NEVER see the light in the mainstream, because it would destroy the Hate-Bush message the MSM is desperately trying to get across.......

[jveritas]

If our media, Internet, talk radio, Weekly Standard (WS had already an article about it) etc... pick it up then the liberal media will be forced to face it. If our Republican politicians start to talk about it then the liberal media has to cover it.

I wonder why Rush Limbaugh and other talk show hosts are not talking about these documents as much as they should. I am little bit disappointed with them.

PS: Forget FoxNews, they are not on our side.

[jveritas]

Thank you jrooney. As you said let us get the truth out.

[tcrlaf]

The PROBLEM is that "a lie will fly 'round the world a thousand times, before the truth takes flight", and it's up to US (Real Americans) to make sure that the Libs are exposed for the sloganeering Communists that they are......

This single document means the Death of "the Great Liberal Lie", but ONLY if WE have the stones to get it out...

[piasa]

MARCH 1, 2001 : (GERMANY ORDERS IRAQI SPIES TO BE HELD) Berlin - Two Iraqi nationals have been arrested in Germany on suspicion of spying. Officials said both had been brought before a federal judge who ordered them to be held on "urgent" suspicion of spying in a number of German towns. "They are suspected of carrying out missions for an Iraqi intelligence service in a number of German towns since the beginning of 2001," a spokesman for the prosecutors said on Thursday. He would not comment on German television reports that the Iraqis had been detained in the south west town of Heidelberg, where the U.S. Army in Europe has its headquarters. The army's Fifth Corps, made up of armoured and infantry divisions, is also stationed in the town. - "Germany holds Iraqi spy suspects," CNN, Reuters contributed to this report.

[piasa]

APRIL 2001 : (UGANDA : BEKKAH ABDUL NASIR, 'CHIEF OF DIPLOMACY' OF A UGANDAN GROUP TIED WITH ISLAMIST ORGANIZATIONS KNOWN AS THE 'ALLIED DEMOCRATIC FORCES,' aka ADF, ALLEGEDLY SENT A LETTER TO THE HEAD OF THE IRAQI INTELLIGENCE SERVICE INFORMING THEM OF PROGRESS MADE IN TRYING TO ESTABLISH AN INTERNATIONAL MUJAHADEEN TEAM TO SMUGGLE ARMS TO JIHADISTS WORLDWIDE - LETTER REFERS TO BAGHDAD AS "HEADQUARTERS FOR INTERNATIONAL HOLY WAR NETWORK") In a letter to the head of the Iraqi spy agency, a senior ADF operative outlined his group's efforts to set up an "international mujaheddin team." Its mission, he said, "will be to smuggle arms on a global scale to holy warriors fighting against U.S., British and Israeli influences in Africa, the Middle East, Asia and the Far East."
The letter, dated April 2001, was signed: "Your Brother, Bekkah Abdul Nassir, Chief of Diplomacy ADF Forces."
[Bekkah Abdul] Nassir offered to "vet, recruit and send youth to train for the jihad" at a center in Baghdad, which he described as a "headquarters for international Holy Warrior network." It was not clear whether the center was established. "We should not allow the enemy to focus on Afghanistan and Iraq, but we should attack their international criminal forces inside every base," the letters said. The authenticity of the letters, however, could not be verified. - "Papers connect Iraqi spies to African terrorist group," BY PHILIP SMUCKER AND ADRIAN BLOMFIELD, Chicago Sun-Times, April 18, 2003

[piasa]

MAY +/- 2001, four months before 9/11 : (ISLAMIC ASSEMBLY OF NORTH AMERICA'S WEBSITES REPORTEDLY POST RANTS ADVOCATING SUICIDE BOMBINGS & USING PLANES AS 'CRUISE MISSILES' AGAINST BUILDINGS IN ORDER TO STRIKE AT THE ENEMY'S VITALS) A close affiliate of Syracuse-based Help the Needy is the Michigan-based Islamic Assembly of North America, a charity with which it shares members, officers and Web registrars. Some four months before 9/11, the assembly's sites allegedly posted death screeds that advocated suicide mega-bombings and the flying of airplanes into buildings in order to "demolish a center vital to the enemy or its military forces." - "Upstate charity tied to illegal Iraqi cash: Feds say N.Y. group laundered millions," by DOUGLAS FEIDEN, New York Daily News, April 6, 2003

[piasa]

JUNE 2001 : (TERROR WEB : IDAHO CELL : WWW.ALASR.WS, REGISTERED TO SAMI OMAR HUSSAYEN, CARRIES AN ARTICLE APPROVING OF SUICIDE ATTACKS - See IANA, also Sheik Hamed al-Ali) The government says in court filings that on Sept. 11, 2000, Mr. Sami Omar al-Hussayen registered the Internet site www.alasr.ws, an Arabic-language online magazine. The site is produced by IANA and provides links to other IANA sites, according to Rita Katz, a Washington-based terrorism researcher who is a native Arabic speaker and has consulted with the government on the Hussayen case. In June 2001, alasr.ws carried an article by a Saudi-trained Kuwaiti cleric titled, "Provision of Suicide Operations," according to an excerpt of an English translation in court papers.
"The warrior must kill himself if he knows that this will lead to killing a great number of the enemies, and that he will not be able to kill them without killing himself first, or demolishing a center vital to the enemy or its military force," wrote Sheik Hamed al-Ali. "This can be accomplished with the modern means of bombing or bringing down an airplane on an important location that will cause the enemy great losses." - "MSA Figure Seized By FBI ," By Paul Barrett, Wall Street Journal via FrontPageMagazine.com , Thursday, May 29, 2003

[Das Outsider]

I wonder why Rush Limbaugh and other talk show hosts are not talking about these documents as much as they should. I am little bit disappointed with them.

As am I. Is there any question regarding the authenticity of BIAP2003 or has it been established?

PS: Forget FoxNews, they are not on our side.

Bingo. Thanks for all of your work.

[jveritas]

There is no reason to doubt that these documents are not authentic. They were found in the Iraqi military basis, Iraqi intelligence headquarters, Saddam palaces, and some other Saddam regime government buildings. There is no way that after the war, people came and planted these documents.

[Das Outsider]

There is no reason to doubt that these documents are not authentic. They were found in the Iraqi military basis, Iraqi intelligence headquarters, Saddam palaces, and some other Saddam regime government buildings. There is no way that after the war, people came and planted these documents.

I had to ask since FMSO does issue an authenticity disclaimer. I can't think of a conceivable way that the documents could have been forged following the 2003 invasion, and the prospect of pre-invasion decoys is unlikely. The forgers would have to be U.S. or coalition forces. Only in an "everyone lied about everything" frame of mind could that ever sound reasonable. Thanks.

[Das Outsider]

P.S. I also had to ask because of the fact that Dan Darling of the Weekly Standard reported two days ago that the document had not yet been verified.

[TBP]

Bump.

[goodnesswins]

I heard you here in the Seattle area on the Brian Suits show tonight.....GREAT JOB!!!!!