Likely Mastermind Of Tower Attacks

Insight ^ | Dec. 7, 2001 | Kenneth R. Timmerman

[DeckTheHallsHolly]

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[Les_Miserables]

Yep, thanks.
..and uhh lessee, this guy is a Methodist, right?
I think if the g'mnt can't get the job done the time is coming when we (the people...remember?) will have to.

[Mr170IQ]

El Al's much-vaunted security failed to notice anything suspicious about him or to detect the kilogram of military-grade RDX explosive he was carrying when he entered Israel in April 1996 on a Swissair flight from Zurich.

Shouldn't that be Swissair's security failure? The only time Israel's security people would examine him at all would be when he passed through passport control and customs. Typical media bull

[Iconoclast2]

Why is it that those Commies like the State Department so much? It's deja vu all over again.

[VOA]

I find it very intriguing that you would say that this discussion of Mugniyeh
"indicates some anti-Bush agenda."

Mugniyeh just hasn't gotten star status because, as far as I know, he hasn't been
as good a "self-promoter" as Osama.
If it wasn't for Osama's training/recruiting videos that provide lots of the
clips we see of hooded guys in pajamas doing calesthentics and running obstacle
courses...ABC/CBS/NBC/CNNetc. would be scrambling for more footage.

As for the guvmint trying to hide past support for some of these terrorists, I'd say the
executive branch (and lots of the legislative branch) just haven't gone out of their
way to tell the citizenry about it.

But, unless someone doesn't listen to talk radio or doesn't watch TV, the connection
between some terrorists and our guvmint would be hard to miss. It's a common topic of discussion
on talk radio out here in the Southern California area.

Part of the reason a lot of people don't know about this sort of thing is the result of
the intersection of the gubmint not wanting to tell all...and lots of fat, happy
citizens who would rather not know.

[MizSterious]

"Part of the reason a lot of people don't know about this sort of thing is the result of the intersection of the gubmint not wanting to tell all...and lots of fat, happy citizens who would rather not know."

And I would add, in this particular time in our history, it's considered almost unpatriotic to mention these things. If you do, someone will tell you how disloyal you are.

[america76]

Hard to believe. But, when you hold it up along side the rest of the security scandals of the past 10 years, it really isn't.

[Valin]

I'm not so sure that this is an "Attempts to belittle Bin Laden's significance to world terrorism". I prefer to see it as showing that there is more than just getting OBL involved in this war.
I've always though of OBL as the CEO of the world wide terrorist network, Composed mainly(but not exclusively) of radical muslims.
It's really a war of ideas, the idea that the "Jews and Crusaders" are out to destroy Islam. Which is why what is going on in Iraq and Afghanistan is so important to our ultimate victory.

[Dr. Eckleburg]

Bump.

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