Saudische prinsen planden het neerhalen van Airforce One met een raket

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Geloven in de 9/11 hoax........

Waarin gelooft U dan? Liefde? Intieme relaties?

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Deze afgang is een mooi voorbeeld waarom je altijd wordt uitgelachten als je Russia Today als bron wil gebruiken.

Hun eigen bron zegt twee dingen:

1. Saudische prinsen sponsorden Al Qaeda in de jaren '90
2. Iemand van Al Qaeda had in 2001 met iemand van de SA-ambassade het plan besproken om dat vliegtuigje neer te halen

Russia Today maakt daarvan

3. Saudische prinsen hadden het plan om dat vliegtuigje neer te halen


Met dezelfde redenering kan je stellen dat Reagan het plan had om Bush neer te halen. Waarom toch altijd dat liegen??

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Independent.UK - Obama considers release of secret sections of report on Saudi Arabia ties to al Qaeda

The White House may declassify still-secret sections of an official inquiry into the 9/11 terrorist attacks which refer to possible Saudi Arabian support.

Questions over the 28-page section of the congressional report have been raised this week following the deposition of imprisoned former al-Qaeda operative Zacarias Moussaoui in which he claimed major Saudi figures were donors to his group in late 1990s.

Saudi officials have denied this.


According to White House spokesman Josh Earnest, US intelligence last year began reevaluating the decision to classify the section following a request from congress, though no timescale for the decision was given.

Earnest said: "The United States and Saudi Arabia maintain a strong counterterrorism relationship as a key element of our broad and strategic partnership."

Moussaoui said a list of al-Qaeda donors that he drafted during Osama bin Laden's time at the helm included "extremely famous" Saudi officials such as Prince Turki al-Faisal Al Saud, a former Saudi intelligence chief.

US officials familiar with the classified section of the report, in which the involvement of Saudi families in financing terrorism is examined, are torn as to whether it should be made public.

Some have argued that it should remain secret because it includes material that had not been investigated enough, but others, speaking to Reuters on the condition of anonymity, have said there was no good reason not to have it released.

People familiar with the report said most of the material that remained classified originated with the FBI.

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Maak die 28 pagina's nu vrij beschikbaar Obama, het heeft reeds lang genoeg geduurd!

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Waarin gelooft U dan? Liefde? Intieme relaties?

Normale mensen stappen niet mee in de onzin die NWO & conspiracy nutters verkondigen...

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Normale mensen stappen niet mee in de onzin die NWO & conspiracy nutters verkondigen...

Heus geen conspiracy:








Bon. Blijkbaar vindt U het goede nieuws i.v.m. het vrijmaken van de nog steeds geheime 28 pagina's welke de relatie tussen Huize Saud en terroristen onthult/verduidelijkt maar niets.

Nuff said, have a nice day.

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Waarin gelooft U dan? Liefde? Intieme relaties?

Jij denkt serieus dat 9/11 zo is gegaan als de mainstream media je verteld?

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Jij denkt serieus dat 9/11 zo is gegaan als de mainstream media je verteld?

Nee. En die 28 pagina's zullen dat aantonen of een mooie piste voor verder onderzoek blootleggen, iedereen heeft daar recht op. Zo ook de familieleden van de slachtoffers, het is tijd om Huize Saud te slachtofferen.

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Normale mensen stappen niet mee in de onzin die NWO & conspiracy nutters verkondigen...

Conspiracy:

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sCUbFJeRfME&

How Saudi Arabia Financed Global Terror

Ik verwelkom dan ook een nieuwe wereldorde, BRICS zal daar een onderdeel van vormen.

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Een interessant artikel van AP:


ABC News (AP) - New Allegations Renew Old Questions About Saudi Arabia, 9-11
7 februari 2015

For years, some current and former American officials have been urging President Barack Obama to release secret files they say document links between the government of Saudi Arabia and the Sept. 11 attacks.

Other officials, including the executive director of the Sept. 11 commission, have said the classified documents do not prove that the Saudi government knew about or financed the 2001 terrorist attacks, and that making the material public would serve no purpose.

Now, unsubstantiated court testimony by Zacharias Moussaoui, a former al-Qaida member serving life in federal prison, has renewed the push by those who want a closer look into whether there was official Saudi involvement with al-Qaida and the Sept. 11 hijackers. They say it should start with the release of 28 pages relating to Saudi Arabia from a joint congressional inquiry into the attacks.

"We owe the families a full accounting," said Rep. Stephen Lynch of Massachusetts, a Democrat who has read the classified pages written in 2002. They were left out of the public version of the report on the orders of President George W. Bush, who said they could divulge intelligence sources and methods. Officials on both sides of the debate acknowledge that protecting the delicate U.S.-Saudi relationship also played a role.

Lynch and Rep. Walter Jones, R-N.C., have sponsored a resolution that calls for declassifying the records. The White House has asked intelligence agencies to review the pages with an eye toward potential declassification, spokesman Ned Price said, but there is no timetable.

The controversy comes at a consequential moment in the relationship between the U.S. and the kingdom.

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Moussaoui, who claimed during his terror conspiracy court case that he had planned to fly a plane into the White House on Sept. 11, was deposed by lawyers in a civil suit by some Sept. 11 families who are seeking damages from the Saudi government and other defendants, including charities and banks. Saudi Arabia vigorously disputes the allegations.

Moussaoui testified at his trial that key members of the Saudi royal family continued to fund al-Qaida in the late 1990s, even after the organization had declared war on the House of Saud. He also described plotting with an employee of the Saudi Embassy in Washington to shoot down Air Force One.

Lynch said the classified 28 pages, which are drawn from intelligence collection and FBI investigations, "are consistent" with Moussaoui's testimony.

"There are specifics, there are transactions, there are names," Lynch said.


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"If you think it's thin, well then, why not release it?" Lynch said.

Rep. Adam Schiff of California, the top Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee, said he supports the release because he believes the pages would "demystify" the notion of a Saudi conspiracy.

"The issues raised in those pages were investigated by the 9/11 commission and found to be unsubstantiated," he said.

That commission, which built on the work of the joint congressional inquiry with access to FBI files and secret intelligence, did not exonerate Saudi Arabia. But it did conclude in its 2004 report that there was no evidence that the Saudi government funded al-Qaida during the planning of the attacks.

"It does not appear that any government other than the Taliban financially supported al-Qaida before 9/11, although some governments may have contained al-Qaida sympathizers who turned a blind eye to al-Qaida's fundraising activities," the report said. "Saudi Arabia has long been considered the primary source of al-Qaida funding, but we have found no evidence that the Saudi government as an institution or senior Saudi officials individually funded the organization."

Two ardent dissenters from that conclusion have been former Democratic Sen. Bob Graham of Florida, a leader of the congressional inquiry and longtime chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee, and John Lehman, a Sept. 11 commission member and former Navy secretary under President Ronald Reagan.

Graham has said he sees "a direct line between some of the terrorists who carried out the Sept. 11 attacks and the government of Saudi Arabia." He believes that a Saudi government agent living in the United States, Omar al-Bayoumi, provided assistance to two Sept. 11 hijackers in San Diego at the behest of elements of the Saudi government.

The New York lawsuit argues that Saudi rulers were playing a double game in the years before the attacks, expelling Osama bin Laden and declaring opposition to al-Qaida, while secretly funding it to assuage the kingdom's religious conservatives.

Moussaoui, in testimony from a supermax prison in Florence, Colorado, told plaintiff lawyers it was "an absolute lie" that Saudi Arabia severed its ties with bin Laden and al-Qaida in 1994.

"This is a complete misleading ... assumption of people who are not familiar with the way the Saudi government is established" because the government has "two heads of the snake," he said, according to a transcript.

The House of Saud, he said, "cannot keep power in Saudi Arabia without having the agreement" of the extremist Wahhabi religious establishment, he said.

"Look, see, we are not against Islam or the jihad, we finance bin Laden."

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Precies wat we eerder al verwachtte, de SA regering heeft ooit steun gegeven aan groeperingen die uiteindelijk de aanslagen op 9/11 pleegde.