Afghanistan
To full understand Al-Qaeda in Afghanistan and 9/11, you have to look into the past history. At some point in 1990, the FBI took a handwritten list of contacts from a top official of the Al-Kifah Refugee Center in Brooklyn, NY. (Al-Kifah is a charity front with links to both al-Qaeda and the CIA.)Not much is known about the list, like exactly when they took it, why, what was done with it, and whose names were on the list. Makes you a little curious, huh? The CIA was later accused of repetedly blocking the FBI’s investigations Al-Kifah.
In the early 1990s, the US started sattelite surveillence of Bin Laden’s training camp and army bases in Sudan and Afghanistan. They also made a viove print of his voice, so that NSA and the CIA could monitor Bin Baden’s calls. In the late 1990s to 1996 Bin Laden traveled to London a lot. Some people thought it was because he had protection from British authorities.
In 1990-2001, there were about 3 to 4 dozen Al-Qaeda......

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