Former Senator: Saudi Terror Cells Active in U.S.
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Saudi terror cells which aided the perpetrators of the 9/11 attacks were never shut down, and are still a national security threat.
The terror network responsible for aiding the perpetrators of the 9/11 attacks was never dismantled, and still threatens U.S. national security – for as long as the White House bans the full publication of the board inquiry report on the U.S. intelligence community activities before and after 9/11.
This according to former senator Bob Graham, who was the vice chairman of that board of inquiry. According to him Saudi terrorist cells were established in several cities, including Paterson, NJ, Delray Beach, Fla., Sarasota, Fla., Falls Church, Va., Alexandria, Va., Los Angeles, San Diego and Phoenix. There’s no proof these cells were ever shut down.
Ten years ago Congress published the 9/11 board of inquiry report. The Bush administration, however, banned one 28-page chapter in the report due to national security considerations. This chapter covered the outside sources that supported the perpetrators and it is still confidential, despite Obama’s promise to declassify it made during his 2008 elections campaign. Graham was then the vice chairman of the board of inquiry, and he’s been fighting to declassify the censured document ever since. According to him the chapter includes information that is critical to U.S. national security, and it probably points to officials and agents from Saudi Arabia who were in contact with the terrorists. Graham warns that unless the report is made public America may very well be exposed to additional terror attacks.
iHLS – Israel Homeland Security
Last month three members of congress called for the White House to declassify the chapter in the name of the 9/11 victims and the American people, “who deserve answers” concerning that horrible terror attack. Graham added that he believes the terrorist network which supported the 9/11 perpetrators is still active, unless it is made clear that it and all its cells have been dismantled, and this is why the full report must be made pubic. “Whatever reason there was for the censorship has long since passed”, concluded Graham.
Source: HS Today.
