How Negligent are US Leaders?
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The Saudi Ambassador to the US is Reema Bandar daughter of Prince Bandar. Prince Bandar served as the Saudi Ambassador to the US from 1983-2005. Prince Bander funded a Saudi Intelligence officer in the US who handled two of the 9/11 hijackers and… pic.twitter.com/2RduVn7x3x
How Negligent are US Leaders?
The Saudi Ambassador to the US is Reema Bandar daughter of Prince Bandar. Prince Bandar served as the Saudi Ambassador to the US from 1983-2005. Prince Bander funded a Saudi Intelligence officer in the US who handled two of the 9/11 hijackers and his unlisted company number was found in the personal contact book of senior Al Qaeda leader Zayn al-Abidin Muhammed Hussein when he was captured in Pakistan. Investigative journalist Paul Sperry has done more work on the Saudis’ ties to the 9/11 attacks than anyone else. In a @BreitbartNews interview Sperry stated regarding the 29 pages previously redacted from the 9/11 Report, “Then we find out that a number of others had top al Qaeda people, people of interest with the hijackers had numbers for his (Bandar’s) bodyguard at his residence, his mansion in McLean, Virginia, and his drivers…So here you have all these top al Qaeda people having very personal information in their possession, with the ambassador in Washington.” Why does Saudi get a pass? Why does this administration allow the daughter of a supporter of the 9/11 attacks serve as Ambassador?
"Despite '28 Pages' Release, Saudi's 9/11 Involvement Still Buried," Paul Sperry, NY Post, September 10, 2016.
Paul Sperry is author of “Infiltration: How Muslim Spies and Subversives Have Penetrated Washington.”