AlQaeda Behind 7/11? No, it is Bushmob Allies Pakistan

Well isn't this interesting? Didn't the head of ISI also send $100,000 to
Mohamed Atta before 911 as well?

Who still thinks Bin Laden did 9/11? Not the FBI(www.fbi.gov):

Who thinks the Bushmob was in on it with their Pakistani allies, and
diverted attention to Bin Laden(a real terrorist for sure, but 9/11 was not
one of his crimes) as an excuse to invade Afghanistan and Iraq as they had
planned years before the fortuitous(for them, suspiciously so!) attacks of
9/11?

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/NEWS/India/711_blasts_Accused_went_to_Pak_for_training/articleshow/820311.cms

7/11 blasts: Accused went to Pak for trainingAdd to Clippings
[ 15 Dec, 2006 1800hrs ISTPTI ]
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MUMBAI: Faisal Sheikh, a prime accused in the July 11 train bombings here,
has confessed that he had gone to Pakistan in 2002 and attended a training
camp near Muzaffarabad allegedly run by the Pakistani intelligence agency
ISI.

Sheikh, in his confession to the Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS), said he
attended a programme organised by the banned outfit Students Islamic
Movement of India (SIMI) in May 2001 at Pune, where he was told about
atrocities on Muslims during the 2002 sectarian violence in Gujarat and the
Mumbai riots in 1992-93.

This influenced him to go to Pakistan, Sheikh mentioned in his confession
submitted on Friday to a MCOCA court here.

Sheikh travelled to Lahore by the Samjhauta Express and met an Indian
Lashker-e-Taiba (LeT) operative from Hyderabad, Abdul Razzaq, who
influenced him to undergo arms training at a camp near Muzaffarabad.

During his stay in Pakistan, he also met LeT's India commander, Azam
Cheema. The confession was recorded by DCP (Zone I) Brijesh Singh on
November 5.


http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/NEWS/India/Confessions_confirm_Pak_hand_in_711/articleshow/822248.cms

Confessions confirm Pak hand in 7/11Add to Clippings
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[ 16 Dec, 2006 0132hrs ISTTIMES NEWS NETWORK ]
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MUMBAI: Pakistan's complicity in the 7/11 terror strikes, a matter of huge public debate, is bared in the confessional statements of the 11 men who are suspected of having carried out the attacks.

All the statements have since been retracted, but under MCOCA, a special anti-terror law, they are admissible as evidence in court.

The confessions tell a story of a conspiracy planned and executed at the behest of Pakistan's intelligence agency ISI. They have been submitted this week in a special court ahead of the trial.

TOI has in its possession all the confessional statements. As in any such complex operation, the planning to carry out serial blasts on Mumbai's local trains took place at various levels, with the imprint of the ISI writ large at every stage.

There were many players, including officers of Pakistan's intelligence establishment who provided technical support, camps run by terror group Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) in Pakistan-occupied-Kashmir, and jobless youth from India who actually carried out the attacks.

What comes through from the confessions is that Pakistani nationals took active part in the execution of the attacks and left Mumbai only after bombs on seven local trains had exploded.

(In the weeks that followed the blasts, TOI carried detailed reports on how the plot was hatched and profiled the men who executed it. But this is the first time that the confessions of the accused have been accessed.)