Atta's Father Says Video Fake, Credibility of 'Hijackers Tape' Crumbles
Islamic Terror Expert: "Was this a video by al-Qa'ida or by a security agency?"
"New" footage was previously used in a docudrama
Steve Watson & Paul Watson | October 3 2006
Related: Surprise Surprise, It's Another Al Qaeda Blockbuster Release
New revelations about the so-called 'laughing hijackers' tape expose its release as a stage-managed politically timed trick. The father of Mohammed Atta blasts the video as a "fake" while contradictory claims of its origin and nature baffle even mainstream terror experts - while even the media admits that the tape was released not by Al-Qaeda but by the U.S. intelligence apparatus.
Firstly, the father of Mohammed Atta, who has previously stated that his son is still alive, has blasted the video as a total fake. "The video-testament of my son is false and I continue to believe he is innocent" Muhammad al-Amir al-Sayd Atta, 71, told Saudi daily al-Watan. "The Americans tampered with and falsified that video" he alleged, " they want to change the truth in order to achieve their goals in the Middle East."
"There is a big difference between this photo and the images shown by the Americans - that one is not my boy." he went on to say.
"New" footage was previously used in a docudrama
Steve Watson & Paul Watson | October 3 2006
Related: Surprise Surprise, It's Another Al Qaeda Blockbuster Release
New revelations about the so-called 'laughing hijackers' tape expose its release as a stage-managed politically timed trick. The father of Mohammed Atta blasts the video as a "fake" while contradictory claims of its origin and nature baffle even mainstream terror experts - while even the media admits that the tape was released not by Al-Qaeda but by the U.S. intelligence apparatus.
Firstly, the father of Mohammed Atta, who has previously stated that his son is still alive, has blasted the video as a total fake. "The video-testament of my son is false and I continue to believe he is innocent" Muhammad al-Amir al-Sayd Atta, 71, told Saudi daily al-Watan. "The Americans tampered with and falsified that video" he alleged, " they want to change the truth in order to achieve their goals in the Middle East."
"There is a big difference between this photo and the images shown by the Americans - that one is not my boy." he went on to say.
posted by Anonymous at 9:01 AM
1 Comments:
What was the point of repeating what Atta's father has to say ?
Who on planet earth is less credible on the topic of Atta than his father ?
Whatever he is saying about this tape -- which apparently is that the photographs of hijacker Atta don't match those of Afghan tourist Atta and that the latter isn't his son -- he is saying it after telling CNN that his son was the first of a new wave of soldiers in a war that will last 50 years.
His son, the brave martyr in this jihad, being the same one who wouldn't hurt a fly and despite his globetrotting ways hated flying despite enrolling in flight schools.
This is what Atta's father has had to say about him to date. Hulk fucking Hogan is above him on the list of people who's opinion about Atta is worth repeating.
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