Reply #54: A. Q. Khan Connects to 9/11 Attacks

[paulthompson]

Great work, Mark. Check this out, though, from Dateline NBC:

In the summer of 1999, a group of illegal weapons dealers were meeting at a warehouse in Florida, their conversations recorded by federal investigators. One of the men, from Pakistan, was seeking technology for nuclear weapons. Who did he say he was working for?

Dick Stoltz: “Dr. Abdul Khan.”

Chris Hansen: “A.Q. Khan.”

Dick Stoltz: “A.Q. Khan.”

Former federal undercover agent Dick Stoltz was posing as a black market arms dealer.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/6827441/


This is a reference to the sting operation known as Operation Diamondback. I have a series of timeline entries about it.

http://www.cooperativeresearch.org/timeline.jsp?timeline=complete_911_timeline&projects_and_programs=randyGlass

These same figures working for Khan appear at least aware of the 9/11 attack plans. One even tells an US informant in 1999 that the World Trade Center towers are coming down. Most of them also are working for the ISI, Pakistan's intelligence agency, which is deeply involved in the 9/11 plot. Yet there's been a marked lack of interest on the part of the US government to catch any of these people. The US has indicted one ISI agent involved in all of this, R. G. Abbas, but claim they can't find him. Dateline NBC has no problem calling him up and talking him on the phone, though!