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DAY OF INFAMY 2001 Author: U.S. military behind 9-11 Arab League think tank hosts man who blames Pentagon Posted: May 24, 2002 5:00 pm Eastern © 2009 WorldNetDaily.com
An Arab League think tank, the Zayed Center for Coordination and Follow Up, has hosted a lecture by the author of a book that says the U.S. military was responsible for the attacks on Sept. 11. Theirry Meyssan, author of "The Appalling Fraud," spoke at the event on April 8. A summary of the lecture and Arab media reports about the event were translated by the Middle East Media Research Institute, or MEMRI. ZCCF material says the think tank was established by the Arab League in 1999 and that the list of speakers the group has hosted this year includes former Vice President Al Gore, former Secretary of State James Baker and Neil Bush, brother of President George W. Bush. According to the MEMRI translation, Meyssan asserted the following in presenting his argument:
On April 10, says MEMRI, the Saudi government daily The Saudi Gazette ran a story on the lecture titled "U.S. military officials behind 9/11 attacks – French author." The article detailed Meyssan's proposal that a United Nations panel be established to find those really behind Sept. 11 and that until this happens, all American military operations, including any against Iran or Iraq, should be considered illegal. The Saudi Gazette quoted Meyssan as stating, "… [T]hose who masterminded the operations and led them were American terrorists." "The fact that [presidential] communication codes were decoded by the attackers proves that at least one of the masterminds of the attack was an American military official," the paper quotes Meyssan as saying. Said the story, "Commenting on the assumption that American military officials had planned the attacks, [Meyssan] said that such an assumption could be true, as a similar thing happened in 1961 when the American command planned internal attacks against American citizens."
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