Re: That guy Meyssan is a CIA hack.
OK, that seems to be a completely ridiculous statement, Gus. Do you have any facts to back up this wild and irresponsible assertion?
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Re: I heard Pr Chossudovsky .... he's a crypto-Zionist --his own 911 theory? Pr Chossudovsky claimed that Pakistani intelligence was the mastermind of 911 --together, of course, with Powell, Rumsfeld and co. Actually, Colin Powell was the real bête noire of Chossudosvky who claimed that Powell "met" with 911 plotters just a few days/hours before the terrorist attacks... Whatever next!
1) How does Chossudovsky appear to be a crypto-anything?
2) The head of Pakistan's ISI sent Mohammed Atta $100,000 in the weeks prior to 9/11, and was visiting with high U.S. officials on the morning of 9/11. Wouldn't this raise your eyebrow as well? Regarding the funding of Atta, I'll refer you to this timeline study:
cooperativeresearch.org
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Early August 2001 (D): The ransom for a wealthy Indian shoe manufacturer, kidnapped in Calcutta, India, two weeks earlier, is paid to an Indian gangster named Aftab Ansari. Ansari is based in Dubai, United Arab Emirates and has ties to the ISI and Saeed Sheikh (see November 1994-December 1999). Ansari gives about $100,000 of the about $830,000 in ransom money to Saeed, who sends it to hijacker Mohamed Atta. [Los Angeles Times, 1/23/02, Independent, 1/24/02] A series of recovered e-mails shows the money is sent just after August 11. This appears to be one of a series of Indian kidnappings this gang carries out in 2001. [India Today, 2/14/02, Times of India, 2/14/02] Saeed provides training and weapons to the kidnappers in return for a percentage of the profits. [Frontline, 2/2/02, India Today, 2/25/02] Note that this appears to be an additional $100,000 sent by Saeed to Atta on top of the $100,000 he likely sent to Atta in 2000 (see June 29, 2000-September 18, 2000). If it's true ISI Director Lt. Gen. Mahmood Ahmed orders Saeed to send $100,000 to the hijackers, it isn't clear to which $100,000 that refers (see October 7, 2001).
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