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Marsipulami
11-12-03, 13:50
Verdachte aanslagen 11 september 2001 vrijgesproken

HAMBURG -- De Marokkaan Abdelghani Mzoudi, die werd berecht wegens ,,medeplichtigheid aan moord'' in het proces rond de terroristische aanslagen van 11 september 2001 in de VS, is door een rechtbank in Hamburg vrijgesproken na een getuigenis in zijn voordeel.


Mzoudi, die tot de zogenaamde 'cel van Hamburg' behoorde, heeft volgens de rechter niet deelgenomen aan de aanslagen.


11/12/2003 - belga

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Het zit de Amerikaanse moedjahedeen duidelijk niet mee in hun strijd tegen het terrorisme en de axis of evil.

lennart
11-12-03, 13:56
mbt de zogenaamde Hamburg cel... ik kwam gisteren nog een interessant onderzoek naar Mohammed Atta tegen. Hij gedroeg zich niet bepaald als een moslim fundamentalist.

A total blackout on information

With reporters literally camped at her doorstep, Keller told us she had been so intimidated into silence by the FBI that she spoke barely a dozen words. “The newspaper quote you read was accurate,” she said. “‘I can’t really say anything. I’m afraid I’ll get in trouble.’"

“A N.Y. Times reporter named Chris—young, tall, kind of heavy, dark hair and a dark goatee—came to my house,” she explained. “And he was mad because I wouldn’t talk to him. This dude would NOT leave me alone. I stood outside arguing with him forever, and he was trying to trip me up and get me to say something.”

"And so I called the FBI agent that had been calling me—right while this reporter guy was standing there—and told him this reporter won’t leave me alone. The agent said let me talk to him, so I handed him the phone. And I don’t know what was said, but after that he left me alone.”

Why had she remained silent? "Because of the intimidation by the FBI,” she replied. “They told me not to talk to anybody, to keep my mouth shut."

"Peeling hundreds from his fanny pack"

The FBI didn’t confine their menacing visits just to people who had lived with the terrorist ringleader. Some got in trouble just for having lived next-door, like Stephanie Frederickson, a pleasant 50-year old housewife who made the grave mistake of living in an apartment beside the apartment that Mohamed Atta moved into with Amanda Keller.
“At first, right after the attack, they (the FBI) told me I must have been mistaken in my identification," Frederickson stated. “Then they would insinuate that I was lying. Finally they stopped trying to get me to change my story. After that they just stopped by once a week to make sure I hadn’t been talking to anyone.

Frederickson shrugged. "Who was I going to tell? Everybody around here already knew.”

The Sandpiper Apartments manager, Charlie Grapentine, is a grizzled Korean vet in his early 60’s. The FBI did not his recollections any more warmly than they had those of Stephanie Frederickson.

"Atta always carried a fanny pack around his waist,” Grapentine told us. "I remember Amanda once telling him that she needed some new clothes, and he reached in and peeled off a few hundreds from a thick roll of cash he had stuffed inside the fanny pack.”

But, we all have careers to think about...

Grapentine turns grim on the subject of the FBI's treatment. "They called me a liar, and told me to keep my mouth shut," stated the ex-marine through clenched teeth. “Nobody likes to hear that: that they didn't see something they know they saw.”

Keller, Frederickson, and Grapentine, are just three examples of the apparently officially-sanctioned silencing of eyewitnesses in Florida to the terrorist's activities.

They are by no means alone in having felt official pressure to keep silent.

Longboat Key fire captain Carroll Mooneyhan was waiting in the lobby of the hotel President Bush was staying at the night before the attack, for Bush to come out for his morning run when he saw something he shouldn’t have. Something pretty big, actually…

After talking with local reporters he clammed up. When we finally reached him by phone, Mooneyhan, who witnessed the launch of an attempt to assassinate the President, told us: “I was visited by the CIA and the Secret Service after 9/11. I have a career to think about. I have to be careful what I say.”

And that was the last we heard from him.

A lesson for our times

You can count the number of investigative journalists who have followed the trail of the 9/11 terrorist conspiracy during their time in the U.S. on one hand and pick your nose at the same time.

Its time for a change.

http://www.madcowprod.com/indexbb.html

Helaas is de bron van dit onderzoek geen grote gerenomeerde krant, waardoor het voor velen weer dubieus zal zijn.

Hier is een interview te zien met de vriendin van Mohammed Atta:
http://www.madcowprod.com/ctonite56.html

lennart
11-12-03, 14:51
Abdelghani Mzoudi had trouwens als advocaten een vrouw en een Joodse man. Vreemd gedrag voor een Al-Qa'ida moslim fundamentalist!