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Tuesday, February 17, 2009

9/11 Commission, FBI Source Documents, Chronological, Jan. 1, 2003 to Dec. 31, 2003

1/8/2003: FBI Letterhead Memorandum, Imad Eddin Barakat Yarkas

1/8/2003: FBI Letterhead Memorandum, Imad Eddin Barakat Yarkas (unredacted)

1/16/2003: FBI FD-302, Record of interrogation, Derar Mohammed Saleh

2/4/2003: FBI FD-302, Record of interrogation, Shareef Abdulmuttaleb El-Arbi

2/4/2003: FBI FD-302, Record of interrogation, Shareef Abdulmuttaleb El-Arbi (less redacted)

2/4/2003: FBI FD-302, Record of interrogation, Shareef Abdulmuttaleb El-Arbi (different redactions)

2/2003: FBI Secret Report, "The 11 September Hijacker Cell Model"

3/19/2003: FBI Information Control Document, ADENBOM

3/19/2003: FBI Information Control Document, ADENBOM (second version)

3/19/2003: FBI Information Control Document, Redacted, Refs Hamas, Al Qaeda

4/2/2003: FBI FD-302, Record of interrogation, Abdulaziz Al-Roomi

4/2/2003: FBI FD-302, Record of interrogation, Abdulaziz Al-Roomi (second version)

4/2/2003: FBI FD-302, Record of interrogation, Abdulaziz Al-Roomi (third version)

7/18/2003: FBI Letterhead Memorandum, Al Qaeda and Conflict Diamonds

7/18/2003: FBI Letterhead Memorandum, Al Qaeda and Conflict Diamonds (version 2)

8/18/2003: FBI FD-302, Record of Interrogation, Interview of Omar Al Bayoumi

9/17/2003: FBI FD-302, Record of Interrogation, Interview of Omar Al Bayoumi

9/17/2003: FBI FD-302, Record of Interrogation, Interview of Omar Al Bayoumi (version 2)

9/22/2003: FBI Information Control Document, Rayed Mohammed Abdullah

10/16/2003: FBI Information Control Document, Hamdan Ghareeb Al-Shalawi

11/14/2003: FBI Chronology of Hijackers' Activities

11/17/2003: FBI Summary of Abdelghani Mzoudi Proceedings

12/4/2003: FBI Transcript of Flight 93 Cockpit Recorder

12/5/2003: FBI Summary of Abdelghani Mzoudi Proceedings

12/5/2003: FBI Summary of Abdelghani Mzoudi Proceedings (2)

12/5/2003: FBI Summary of Abdelghani Mzoudi Proceedings (3)

Labels: 9-11, 9-11-Commission, FBI, Hijackers, INTELFILES

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Saturday, February 7, 2009

State Department Analysis: Exporting Terrorist Tactics From Iraq

EXCLUSIVE TO INTELWIRE: This newly declassified 2005 State Department analysis highlights one of the most signficant concerns about blowback from the invasion of Iraq -- its use as a proving ground for terrorist tactics and terrorist operatives.

The analysis warns that "the terrorist tactics that have been tested and
refined in [Iraq] may soon become globalized."

Although much of the report has been redacted prior to release by the State Department (an appeal is underway), several specific threat areas are identified:

Improvements to the design of vehicular improvised explosive devices (car bombs)

Proliferation of other types of IEDs -- the report states "Anything can be a bomb."

Improvements and establishment of networks for forged identities and diguise

Advances in the use of technology by terrorists

3/17/2005: State Department Cable, Exporting Terrorist Tactics From Iraq

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Friday, February 6, 2009

9/11 Commission, Memorandum For The Record, Commission Interviews

12/3/2003: 9/11 Commission Memorandum For The Record, interview with Charles Freeman, former ambassador to Saudi Arabia

Keywords: Muslim World League, Afghanistan

12/5/2003: 9/11 Commission Memorandum For The Record, interview with Tom Furey, former consul general to Saudi Arabia

Keywords: Visa Express program, passport fraud

12/9/2003: 9/11 Commission Memorandum For The Record, interview with John Hamre, former Deputy Defense Secretary

Keywords: East African Embassy Bombings, Osama Bin Laden, WMD, Richard Clarke

9/3/2003: 9/11 Commission Memorandum For The Record, interview with Jamie Gorelick

1/9/2004: 9/11 Commission Memorandum For The Record, interview with Jamie Gorelick

1/13/2004: 9/11 Commission Memorandum For The Record, interview with Jamie Gorelick

Keywords: INS, Justice Department, "The Wall Memo"

Labels: 9-11, 9-11-Commission, INS, INTELFILES, Jamie-Gorelick, Richard-Clarke, Saudi-Arabia, Visa

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9/11 Index

INTELWIRE features the largest collection of official 9/11 documents on the Web, including a collection of documents footnoted in the Final Report of the 9/11 Commission. Hundreds of documents obtained from the FBI through the Freedom of Information Act have already been posted. More documents from other agencies will follow.

FBI Files Cited In 9/11 Report

By 9/11 Report Chapter

1995 to 2000

1/1/2001 to 9/10/2001

9/11/2001

9/12/2001

9/13/2001 to 9/30/2001

10/01/2001 to 12/31/2001

01/01/2002 to 04/30/2002

5/2002 to 12/2002

1/2003 to 12/2003

1/2004 to FBI FOIA complete

More Key 9/11 Documents

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