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Zitat:Sydney man 'targeted' LA airportDerweilen gibt es in Gitmo weitere Anhoerungen...
By Ean Higgins and Martin Chulov
August 24, 2004
FRENCH anti-terrorist prosecutor Jean-Louis Bruguiere claims a mystery man in Australia was connected to the "millennium bombing plot" to blow up Los Angeles airport in 2000.
Judge Bruguiere said telephone intercepts had linked a suspect in Sydney to Algerian Ahmed Ressam, who was arrested in December 1999 in Canada before he could cross the US border in a vehicle with explosives, large amounts of money and fake identities.
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Zitat:Sudanese among most prominent terror detainees was indoctrinated in extremism at home.
Tuesday August 24th, 2004 10:01.
By SALAH NASRAWI, Associated Press Writer
CAIRO, Egypt, Aug 24, 2004 (AP) -- Growing up in a middle class religious family in Sudan, Ibrahim Ahmed Mahmoud al Qosi spent most of his time in a neighborhood mosque, paying so little attention to his regular studies that he wasn't able to get into university after finishing high school.
He must have been good at math, though. As an adult, Osama bin Laden trusted al Qosi enough to make him al-Qaida's accountant, paymaster and supply chief when the terrorist network was centered in Sudan and Afghanistan during the 1990s, according to U.S. military charges.
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Al Qosi, who is set to appear before a Guantanamo Bay military commission this week as a first step toward a trial, is among the more prominent detainees in Cuba.
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Zitat:Muslim Brotherhood Activists' Possible Return to Syria.
Introduction
Recently, there has been frequent mention in the Syrian media of the possible return to Syria of members of the Muslim Brotherhood – an organization that has been banned in Syria for two decades, with membership being punishable by death. While Syrian government officials' statements have been repeatedly preparing the ground for this possible change, Muslim Brotherhood leaders are denying the existence of any contacts with the Syrian government on this matter. For example, while Syrian MP Muhammad Habash revealed that there had been contacts between the Muslim Brotherhood and Syria, the Muslim Brotherhood Inspector-General in Syria, Sheikh 'Ali Sadr Al-Din Al-Bayanouni, [1] denied it vehemently.
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Zitat:WAR ON TERRORDas erklaert auch die ganzen Touristen die man in Afghanistan aufgeschnappt hat und jetzt ihren Resturlaub auf Cuba verbringen :rofl:
Al-Qaida runs own
travel agency
9-11 panel report says Latin American service helps terrorists get to U.S.
While there likely aren't any posters depicting exotic destinations on the wall, an al-Qaida travel agency operates in Latin America to help terrorists enter the U.S., the 9-11 commission reports.
The revelation was part of the panel's final report issued Saturday as the commission formally disbanded.
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