Feds Raid Boston Area Computer Firm Suspected of Links to Al Qaeda

ABC News ^ | 12-6-02 | Brian Ross

[Grampa Dave]

Regardless if this business was considered a minority owned program you warning is very timely:

And more pieces of the puzzle fall into place. Let's not forget the ease with which minority owned businesses have been given fast track approval for government contracts and who authorized that easy access.

[NautiNurse]

Welcome aboard FR! Good post--and great find with the ppt presentation. I surely hope the feds knew what to look for during their raid. Last I heard, everything looked peachy to them.

[swarthyguy]

Y'know it feels strange; seems like every Saudi lead was spiked or downplayed this time last year.

This PTech investigation feels like this should've been happening this time last year.

There's too much money on the table for the truth to come out. Look how little coverage the ptech story has received on TV; and the govt categorically says no compromises occurred because this was a small software company.

Right, and i'm Santa.

Question is, who's been protecting whom?

[meenie]

Sorry, Betty Jo. The Bin Ladens were hustled out of the country within 48 hours after 9/11, according to a story in the Boston Herald at the time. The FBI did not interview them. I suspect it was contrived so the FBI didn't have a chance to question them. The present administration has some of the same type of problems with their friends in SA as Clinton had in China.

[Lion's Cub]

Thanks for all the links, guys.

SICEO -

Regarding your #128, there could still be considerabley more. Notice from post #46: Become a Ptech Reseller

The list of their resellers, as well as who they sold to, might be as interesting as the original.

[Lion's Cub]

Correction- That's link #46, not 128.