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Ziad Jarrah coached in Al Qaeda videotape (2 posts)

  1. truthmod
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    Hmmm.

    Videotape of 9-11 hijacker reveals al-Qaida propaganda efforts
    http://deepbackground.msnbc.msn.com/archive/2008/1...

    Ziad Jarrah will forever be known as the 9-11 hijacker who deliberately crashed United Flight 93 into a field in Pennsylvania, killing a plane full of people just as they were bravely storming the cockpit.

    But now videotape obtained by NBC News appears to confirm that Jarrah was stage-managed--and at times even prodded along by al-Qaida--during the early stages of the terrorist’s training.

    The unlikely jihadist

    The 9-11 Commission found that Jarrah was an odd fit for al-Qaida. The Beirut-born student was Westernized, and almost backed out of the plot at the last minute. “Jarrah clearly differed from the other hijackers in that he maintained much closer contact with his family and continued his intimate relationship with” his German girlfriend, the 9-11 Commission wrote. “These ties may well have caused him to harbor some doubts about going through with the plot, even as late as the summer of 2001.”

    The videotape was shot in Afghanistan in late 1999 or January 2000, when investigators know that Jarrah and other members of the Hamburg cell traveled to Osama Bin Laden’s camps in Afghanistan for training and plot instructions. The unedited tape is meant to be Jarrah’s “martyrdom” video, in which he explains why he’s committed a terrorist act and killed himself and others.

    But Jarrah frequently stumbles through his own martyrdom tape, and often can't maintain a serious tone. His al-Qaida handlers coach him, off-screen, to be more dramatic.

    Posted 15 years ago #
  2. truthmover
    Administrator

    Alongside everything else we know, this is pregnant with implications. I watched some of the video. At times he can't keep a smile off his face as he's talking about ending his life. This may not prove anything, but it's still rather telling.

    Posted 15 years ago #

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