A video i made on May 26th 2021. An edit from the Joint House Inquiry into the September 11th 2001 Terrorist Attacks. Panelist, Carl Levin, interviews Tom Wilshire (CIA Deputy Chief Alec Station) and Steve Bongardt (FBI CTC). Levin inquiries about a June 11th 2001 meeting between a CIA analyst and two FBI field agents in New York City showing the FBI agents photos of men. What the FBI were not told was who the men in the photographs were. The photographs were taken from a Malaysian Al Qaeda Summit Meeting in January 2000. The CIA analyst were simply "fishing" the FBI field office as to whether they knew who the men in the photograph were. During the course of the interview i give some insights of my own and lend some background on specific points raised in the video.
Army Lieutenant Colonel (Ret.) Brian Birdwell is a Texas Senator and survived the attack at the Pentagon in which he was less than 20 yards from the impact. He received 2nd and 3rd degree burns over 60% of his body. He gives an opening statement. (3-31-2003)
Colleen Rowley, Division Counsel (Former) Federal Bureau of Investigation, testified about shortcomings in information sharing and supervision at the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Ms. Rowley had written a letter to Director Mueller complaining that FBI officials had thwarted efforts to investigate Zaccarias Moussaoui, who was later indicted for his involvement in September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks on the U.S. Among the issues she addressed were the need to streamline the FBI bureaucracy and reform the culture of the agency to allow more effective and efficient investigations (6-6-2002)
This video was recorded on November 10,2020. The Pakistan ISI has close links to known terrorist organizations in their long history, groups such as Taliban, Jaysh-e-Muhammed and Hezb-i-Islami. The goal of using these groups are to defeat a larger political enemy. In Pakistan's case, India. With the United States, they orchestrated a CIA led operation, Timber Sycamore, to arm and train Al Nusra, to help over throw the Bashir al-Assad led Syrian government.
This video was recorded on September 28,2020. By the late 1970's Abu Nidal, founder of the militant Palestinian splinter group Fatah, had conducted numerous terrorist bombing and paramilitary campaigns in the Middle East and Europe. However the one terrorist operation which would be remembered more than any other are the 1985 Vienna and Rome airport attacks. This would become the pretext for conducting more extreme terrorist operations that would not only involve airports terrorist campaigns, or hijacking airliners, but hijacking them for martyrdom operations.
The evolution of terrorism can readily be seen thru-ought the 1980's to 2001, from the Air France 8959 Hijacking, Bojinka Plot to the terrorist attacks of September 111th 2001. With these adaptations, the meanings behind them have steadfastly remained the same, in regarding to our Foreign Policy with Israel and Saudi Arabia.
This video was recorded on September 18,2020. More often than not we hear of how certain countries "benefit" from the September 11th 2001 terrorist attacks inside the United States. Most notably. Saudi Arabia and Israel. What do we know generally regarding their politics and their religious sector? In this video ii go into small detail about how their political and religious party's influence our government as well as how we influence theirs.
A video i made on May 26th 2021. An edit from the Joint House Inquiry into the September 11th 2001 Terrorist Attacks. Panelist, Carl Levin, interviews Tom Wilshire (CIA Deputy Chief Alec Station) and Steve Bongardt (FBI CTC). Levin inquiries about a June 11th 2001 meeting between a CIA analyst and two FBI field agents in New York City showing the FBI agents photos of men. What the FBI were not told was who the men in the photographs were. The photographs were taken from a Malaysian Al Qaeda Summit Meeting in January 2000. The CIA analyst were simply "fishing" the FBI field office as to whether they knew who the men in the photograph were. During the course of the interview i give some insights of my own and lend some background on specific points raised in the video.
