Posted on 06/04/2007 10:01:14 AM PDT by LM_Guy
Nuclear Terrorist Linked to JFK Plot
Last Thursday, NewsMax.com featured an in-depth story on a little-known name in the terrorist underworld who nevertheless has been called the most wanted man in America because of his efforts to explode nuclear devices.
Now Monday's New York Post is reporting in a Page-One cover story that this same man is the suspected "invisible hand” behind the plot to bomb a fuel pipeline feeding New York’s JFK airport.
This terrorist is Adnan el-Shukrijumah, the so-called "Fixer" behind the 9/11 attacks.
He is perhaps the most dangerous man in the world because a stunning new book, "The Day of Islam: The Annihilation of America and the Western World," by a former FBI consultant reveals that this man is leading al-Qaida's scheme to detonate nuclear devices in several U.S. cities.
The Post calls el-Shukrijumah the "so called nuclear-whiz kid” — a "tantalizing terror figure” with a $5 million bounty on his head.
According to the paper, el-Shukrijumah was "the radical big shot investigators hoped to snag in their 18-month JFK-plot probe.”
The Post also confirmed that he is same man Osama bin Laden has tapped to hatch the terror group's nuclear plan in the U.S.
According to law enforcement sources, el-Shukrijumah's name surfaced several times during the FBI's surveillance of the JFK plotters' phone conversations.
Three of the JFK plotters were natives of Guyana, as was Adnan. The Guyana connection caused raised eyebrows among U.S. investigators. One law enforcement source told the Post that Adnan was "always in the shadows."
The U.S. was allowing the JFK plot to continue in hopes of snatching el-Shukrijumah, but had to make arrests when one of the conspirators planned to fly from Trinidad to Venezuela, where the U.S. has no extradition rights...
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I wonder about Ashcroft as well.
So if the book hadn't revealed it he wouldn't be so dangerous?
Lovely..
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