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To: Rollcast... who wrote (12158)	11/30/2001 7:26:51 PM
From: ratan lal	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 281500

In order to support this assertion you posted a link to a single article which was just thrown up in the last few hours. Can you please cite any others? In this day and age of the internet and google search, I am amazed you are asking for links. Well here are just the google search links. I am sure an exhaustive search will produce a lot more. google.com ... trained and indoctrinated in CIA sponsored camps in Afghanistan ... summit, was attended by Osama bin Laden and high ... involvement of Pakistan's ISI in Chechnya "goes ... Description: Michel Chossudovsky. "The history of Osama Bin Laden and the links of the Islamic 'Jihad' to... Bin Laden comes home to roost ... the Inter-Services Intelligence agency, or ISI, the CIA’s primary conduit for conducting the covert ... Aug. 15. By no means was Osama bin Laden the leader of ... Description: Opinion piece by Michael Moran of MSNBC. Osama bin Laden: FAQ ... Where is Osama bin Laden? Most recently, he ... Soviet Army in Afghanistan. The CIA funneled its aid through ... Pakistani secret service, the ISI, to various cells in ... www.msnbc.com/news/627355.asp?0si=- - 58k - Cached - Similar pages [ More results from www.msnbc.com ] NATO Builds Up Balkans Forces in a Deadly Game ... of Osama's recruitment by the CIA for jehad in Afghanistan are ... a young Saudi student, Osama Bin Laden, the son ... Mecca and Medina. The ISI had long wanted Prince ... www.emperors-clothes.com/analysis/creat.htm - 22k - Cached - Similar pages Osama Bin Laden: How the US Helped Midwife a Terrorist ... Buy this book online. Special Report Osama Bin Laden: How the US Helped ... The CIA, Britain's MI6 and the ISI [Pakistan’s Inter-Services Intelligence] also ... Description: Invetigative report from the Center for Public Integrity. Category: Society > Issues > ... > Al-Qaida > Osama bin Laden > News and Media www.public-i.org/excerpts_01_091301.htm - 40k - Cached - Similar pages Expressindia.com > Top stories > Full Story ... World. ISI ‘fooled’ CIA in promising support against Osama Press Trust of India Washington, October 30: The ISI had "fooled" the CIA by promising its support ... www.expressindia.com/fullstory.php?newsid=4051 - 39k - Cached - Similar pages Expressindia.com > Fullcoverage ... 2001-10-29. Washington says Al-Qaeda leaders killed in US strikes. ISI ‘fooled’ CIA in promising support against Osama. ... www.expressindia.com/fullcoverage.php?coverage_id=11&from=5 - 42k - Cached - Similar pages [ More results from www.expressindia.com ] Idaho Observer: Osama bin CIA? ... the evidence reveal? Is Osama bin Laden one of ... the Afghan Mujaheddin. The CIA, Britain's MI6 and Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) initiated a plan ... www.proliberty.com/observer/20011005.htm - 9k - Cached - Similar pages BTW there are 10 more pages of links like the above. I knew the CIA was good at covert ops. I didnt realise they were so good that some people continue to disbelieve their actions (I am not even saying they were wrong) even after publication after publication has given details and no one has denied them. Here's an article in LA TIMES latimes.com During the 1980s, the CIA worked through the Pakistani intelligence services to provide weapons, aid and billions of dollars to the moujahedeen guerrillas, according to several former CIA officials. And here's one in BBC news news.bbc.co.uk The Afghan jihad was backed with American dollars and had the blessing of the governments of Saudi Arabia and Pakistan. He received security training from the CIA itself, according to Middle Eastern analyst Hazhir Teimourian. And New York Times nytimes.com A Man the West Could Use In 1984, Mr. bin Laden moved to Peshawar, Pakistan, where he was known to some of the American and French agents who were intriguing to manipulate the Afghan cause to their countries' advantage. He also joined Abdullah Azzam, whose taped lectures had influenced him at the university, in forming Makhtab al Khadimat, a group that recruited and trained Muslim volunteers from Egypt, Algeria and other countries to fight in the Afghan war. The Central Intelligence Agency was funneling arms and money to the mujahedeen, and some of the aid may have gone to the Makhtab al Khadimat. It was to play a major role in raising the concept of global holy war to a reality over the next decade, eventually becoming the organization known as Al Qaeda.