Drug money, links to 911 attacks and presidential election campaign

[JohnyCanuck]

From www.tomflocco.com :

Sibel Edmonds was fired for reporting information she uncovered in the FBI's translation unit In an exclusive interview on Saturday, we asked Edmonds if she would deny that laundered drug money linked to the 911 attacks found its way into recent House, Senate and Presidential campaign war-chests, according to what she heard in intelligence intercepts she was asked to translate.

"I will not deny that statement; but I cannot comment further on it," she told TomFlocco.com, in a non-denial denial. (emphasis mine /jc)

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Criminal evidence in Edmonds’ explosive case is apparently getting too close to Washington officials, since the former contract linguist also told us she would not deny that "once this issue gets to be...investigated, you will be seeing certain people that we know from this country standing trial; and they will be prosecuted criminally," revealing the content of the FBI intercepts she heard indicates that recognizable, very high-profile American citizens are linked to the 911 attacks.

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When we asked how many Americans were named in the intercepts, Edmonds said "There is direct evidence involving no more than ten American names that I recognized," further revealing that "some are heads of government agencies or politicians--but I don’t want to go any further than that," as we listened in stunned silence.

http://tomflocco.com/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=109

[ck4829]

1. Drugs and Diamonds fund Islamic Terrorists

Stinks of Extreme Rightists and 'christian' Rightists all over the place.

How much more evidence is required?

[alfredo]

2. I hope she has all this info hidden in a safe place so

it can be released to multiple sources if she gets "suicided."

[spindoctor]

3. Just the other day I wondered what happened with the Wall Street lead

If anything is supsicious concerning 9/11 it were the trades that were odd at best, profitable for sure, and last I heard never cashed in on.

"Nothing suspicious was found." THAT I find hard to believe. And trust me, I'm not the tinfoil type.

We need to keep an eye on this brave woman.