Tag: Saudi Arabia

The Twenty-Eight Pages

Originally published at The New Yorker by Lawrence Wright on 9/9/14 On the bottom floor of the United States Capitol’s new underground visitors’ center, there is a secure room where the House Intelligence Committee maintains...

Photos of alleged 9/11 ’20th hijacker’ can stay classified: court

Originally published by Reuters by Jonathan Stempel on 9/2/14 (Reuters) - A federal appeals court on Tuesday said photos of a Saudi national imprisoned at Guantanamo Bay who U.S. officials have said intended to be...

FBI publicly releases a few more pages about Sarasota Saudis; 80,000 pages given to judge

The Justice Department late Friday made public four new, heavily censored documents confirming that by 2002 the FBI had found “many connections” between 9/11 terrorist figures and the Florida family of “an allegedly wealthy...

Saudis, Sarasota and the FBI

Instead of following the law and producing documents that could show whether or not Saudis living in Sarasota provided aid and assistance to the 9/11 terrorists, the FBI, a federal judge recently found: • Provided...

9/11 victims’ case against Saudi Arabia restored

Originally published by The NY Post on 12/19/13 A U.S. appeals court on Thursday revived claims by families of victims of the September 11, 2001, attacks who alleged that Saudi Arabia provided material support to...

Saudi-Sized Cracks in the 9/11 Wall of Silence

Originally published at whowhatwhy.com by Russ Baker on 12/19/13 President Obama is apparently thinking about his presidential library. So now might be a good time to ponder whether anyone will want to visit it. If he...