The
Roads of Terror Lead to Baghdad
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The
terrorist organization chart is part of key information given
to the U.N. that shows Iraq is fueling terrorist network operations
around the world including al-Qaeda and has been hiding it’s
WMD activities to protect its ongoing terror operations. Intelligence
sources have said that the 9-11 terror attacks on WTC and
the Pentagon were planned with Iraqi support. To see U.S.
Secretary Powell presentation click
here. Click image for larger view. |
Poisons and poison
recipes with plans to kill thousands of innocent people have been
discovered in counter terrorism operations in Europe. It’s a fast
and furious fight against time for governments to root out terrorists
who have entrenched themselves within their sovereign country and
then stop terror attacks that are planned against their citizens.
The terrorist machine has been in motion for years. Although there
are countries known to sponsor terror, secretive Iraq has managed
to sponsor terror while doing millions of dollars in business with
countries like France and Germany.
However, most
of the civilized world had a cruel dose of reality when terrorists
attacked the U.S. on 9-11, killing citizens from over 80 countries.
Suddenly governments realized that there was an evil enemy and
it needed to be identified and stopped before more innocent people
were killed. In the course of identifying the enemy, intelligence
officials discovered an expansive global network of such magnitude,
a terrorist organization of such strength, that it had to have
a powerful sponsor of terror such as a country. And as intelligence
communities shared pieces of evidence and information, they found
that many paths led to Iraq. Both Saddam Hussein and al Qaeda
have provided motives: world domination for one, a motive as old
as history itself. Islamic extremists believe they have a mandate
to conquer, destroy and replace every establishment with their
leaders and ideologies. Mohammad Atta, the leader of the 9-11
terrorist group that attacked the WTC and the Pentagon, reportedly
met with Iraqi intelligence twice. Sources believe that the 4th
passenger jet was planned for an attack on the U.S. capitol in
Washington D.C.
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The September 11, 2002 issue of the al-Alilam newspaper
is read by an Iraqi man. The cover features photos of Osama
bin Laden, including one depicting the terrorist leader
holding a mock severed head of President Bush. Another Iraqi
paper continues the severe anti-American theme, showing
photos of the burning Twin Towers, with the headline the
‘punishment of God.’
Photo
by Faleh Kheiber / Reuters |
In a delicate
balance to protect intelligence sources, U.S. Secretary of State
Powell gave the U.N. Security Council more in depth intelligence
on the increasing danger to innocent civilians and world stability
due to Iraq’s thirst for terror.
Powell said,
"Iraq and terrorism go back decades. Baghdad trains Palestine
Liberation Front members in small arms and explosives. Saddam
uses the Arab Liberation Front to funnel money to the families
of Palestinian suicide bombers in order to prolong the Intifadah.
And it’s no secret that Saddam’s own intelligence service was
involved in dozens of attacks or attempted assassinations in the
1990s.
"Our
concern is not just about these illicit weapons; it’s the way
that these illicit weapons can be connected to terrorists and
terrorist organizations that have no compunction about using such
devices against innocent people around the world.
"But
what I want to bring to your attention today is the potentially
much more sinister nexus between Iraq and the al-Qaida terrorist
network, a nexus that combines classic terrorist organizations
and modern methods of murder. Iraq today harbors a deadly terrorist
network headed by Abu Musab al-Zarqawi an associate and collaborator
of Usama bin Laden and his al-Qaida lieutenants.
"Zarqawi,
Palestinian born in Jordan, fought in the Afghan war more than
a decade ago. Returning to Afghanistan in 2000, he oversaw a terrorist
training camp. One of his specialties, and one of the specialties
of this camp, is poisons.
"When
our coalition ousted the Taliban, the Zarqawi network helped establish
another poison and explosive training center camp, and this camp
is located in northeastern Iraq."
al
Qaeda Poses as Defectors–Kills Iraqi Kurdistan Pro-American Top
Leader
According
to
DEBKAfile’s
military analysts,
al Qaeda and Iraqi military intelligence have already fired the
first shot in a US led war to force Iraq to disarm it’s arsenal
of WMD – by assassination. They used their shared surrogate, the
extremist Kurdish Ansar al-Islam of northeast Iraq, to murder
the top command of the pro-American Patriotic Union of Iraqi Kurdistan’s
fighting militia.
The three-way
collaboration between Baghdad, al Qaeda and the Kurdish fundamentalist
terrorists provided an indisputable smoking gun. The price was
heavy, a grave setback for U.S. plans to disarm Iraq.
DEBKAfile’s
military analysts compare
the murders to the assassination of the Afghan Northern Alliance
commander Shah Massoud 2 days before the September 11, 2001 terrorist
attacks in New York and Washington.
Then, the
killers posed as journalists; this time, they pretended to be
defectors.
While U.S.
Homeland Security Secretary Tom Ridge and FBI Director Mueller
caution
U.S. citizens to remain alert, notice surroundings and report
suspicious activities, some intelligence experts believe that
al Qaeda is waiting for an attack on Iraq to maximize media propaganda,
but attacks are planned irregardless. After the September 11th
terror attacks, reportedly officials in China uncovered a terrorist
plot against innocent civilians that had held out, waiting for
a quick U.S. attack on Afghanistan in order to stage a show of
retaliation. When this knee jerk reaction didn’t happen, reportedly
the terrorist cell was still prepared to strike when they were
discovered and arrested.
U.S. President
Bush said of Iraq’s connection to terrorists that ".. an
al Qaeda operative was sent to Iraq several times in the late
1990s for help in acquiring poisons and gases.We also know that
Iraq is harboring a terrorist network headed by a senior al Qaeda
terrorist planner. This network runs a poison and explosives training
camp in northeast Iraq, and many of its leaders are known to be
in Baghdad."