CIA helped Bayoumi with opening a bank account for two 9/11 hijackers in San Diego. They also got them an apartment on lease

The CIA utilized Riyadh as a middleman to try to recruit Hazmi and Midhar while avoiding rules forbidding the CIA from conducting espionage activities on US soil by maintaining a liaison connection with the Saudi intelligence services.

A court filing by the Guantanamo Military Commission reveals possible CIA involvement, in violation of U.S law, in the 9/11 attacks.

Documents show a relationship between terrorists and the Saudi Intelligence service formed by U.S. CIA officers through a group called the “Safari Club”, a secret alliance of nations the CIA uses to conduct unlawful operations.

The CIA assigned officers to find ways to blame the FBI for the attacks. The CIA tried to hide that they were aware of the relationship between the hijackers and AQ because they were “running a false flag operation”.

CIA officers and FBI leadership involved in the investigations repeatedly blocked FBI investigators from accessing critical information. The CIA also hid the fact the hijackers had been allowed into the US in 2000 on CIA orders because they were “attempting to recruit them as intelligence sources”.

“The attempt to recruit Al-Hazmi and Al-Mindhar was an operation directed by the CIA”

“The CIA used their relationship with the Saudi intelligence services to conduct an operation on U.S. soil”

“FBI agents testifying before the joint inquiry into the 9/11 attacks were instructed not to reveal the full extent of the Saudi government involvement with Al-Qaeda”.

Don accepted as position as an investigator at the Military Commissions Defense Organization, which the arm of the Department of Defense tasked with defending the 9/11 conspirators before the Military Tribunals at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.