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Riveting stuff. How many people on earth knew about Bin Laden, the Arabs, Afghanistan and the links to the previous Al Qaeda hits in Africa and New York on 9/10? I did. apple.news/AYYLHVzM5SgmBR…
I knew there were three, not two plots in East Africa. The Uganda embassy attack was foiled. I was down the road from bin Laden in Jallabad right before he moved there and I had been with and interviewed the Taliban and al Qaeda and knew the jihadi network in The US.
I knew nothing of the targets just that there were a number of Arab Afghans in the US that were unconnected to the Muslim Community. I knew that Bin Laden did a big PR campaign dragging four groups of journals to Jbad to drone about about his declaration of war. 
Ahmed Shah Massoud warned me and arranged for me to interview more al Qaeda members from Yemen, Saudi and other nations. I was also in Chechnya with the Chechens, and Arab jihadis who told me about Russia's 9/11. The apartment bombings.
When the second plane hit I said "they finally did it" and realized that the world would now change. I was on the ground in Afghanistan with Special Forces within a few weeks. dangerousmagazine.com/2018/01/20/gen…
One of the things I did was go see an American jihadi and then after interviewing took him back to where I was staying so he wouldn't be killed. He was the third probably fourth American jihadi I had interviewed.
We are created a duplicitous plan to leave Afghanistan with two of my fucktard mass murdering Talib roommates on the negotiating team. Nuri and Fazl. The impact of 9/11 will never disappear for Americans. Unlike Pearl Harbor, where Japan was soundly defeated. We are not done yet.
