"Al-Kadi has repeatedly denied any connection to bin Laden, but he is on the U.S. government's so-called "dirty dozen" list of leading terror financiers who are being investigated by the CIA, and his accounts have been frozen by the United States."
Isn't this strange. Al-Kadi is on the list but we are doing business with him. Could it be Homeland Security overreaction?
"U.S. government investigators told ABCNEWS that there are fears al Qaeda may have had access to some of the government's most closely held secrets through the company, which provided computer software for the FBI, the Navy, the Air Force and the agency that handles nuclear weapons security."
"Just before midnight Thursday, in a driving snowstorm that blanketed the East Coast, a team of U.S. Customs agents raided the firm's Quincy offices."
"The raid was the result of a six-month-long, top-secret investigation by the Customs service, coordinated by the National Security Council at the White House amid concerns that the company was secretly owned and controlled by al Qaeda activists or sympathizers."
posted on December 6, 2002 11:33:03 AM new
(not addressed to anyone specifically, except the Saudis)
I'm happy to learn that the Saudis are getting their butts kicked. Expect Oil prices to surge in the near future in retaliation. It's a bloody War, what'd you think - no sacrifices on our part?
