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| Al Harbi - person of interest in Boston Marathon bombing
I am familiar with the Al Harbi's detained in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba and they are a nasty lot. This whole Boston Marathon bombing smells like a rotten fish in Denmark! Secondly, Tsarnaev will not be read his Miranda rights. Since his alleged crime involved "public safety" he is not entitled to his Miranda rights. If I am not mistaken when Adolf Hitler became chancellor of Germany he locked people up for violating German "public safety." The New World Order Supreme Court ruled this flounting of the U.S. Constitution "constitutional". Friends, another one of our rights has disappeared.
A Saudi Arabian
newspaper is reporting that United States First Lady Michelle Obama visited in
the hospital Saudi citizen Abdul Rahman Ali Issa Al-Salimi Al Harbi, the young
man who had been labeled a “person of interest” in the Boston Marathon bombing.
The newspaper
accompanied its report with an image of Michelle Obama, although the
background was generic and it couldn’t be confirmed immediately that she was at
the hospital where Al Harbi was being treated at the time. He reportedly
suffered injuries in the Boston bombing.
“Okaz, the same
prominent Saudi newspaper that published photos of Abdul Rahman Ali Issa
Al-Salimi Al Harbi in the hospital after the Boston Marathon bombings, is now
reporting that the Saudi national was also visited by the first lady of the
United States, Michelle Obama, during his hospital stay,” Walid Shoebat
reported.
The newspaper is more
than half a century old and publishes out of Jeddah in Saudi Arabia. It also
publishes simultaneously in Riyadh.
It was CBS in
Boston, and other outlets, that reported that President Obama
and Michelle visited some of the victims of the marathon terrorism at hospitals
in the Boston area yesterday.
It was reported the
first lady went to Boston Children’s Hospital, as well as Brigham and Women’s
Hospital, but the visits were off-limits to the media.
Reported Shoebat, “There
were multiple reports that Al Harbi was hospitalized at Brigham and Women’s so
that would seem [to] corroborate the Okaz report.
“Okaz stated further
that the first lady also visited the other injured Saudi at the hospital, a
female doctor named Nura Khalid Saleh al-Ajaji.”
Shoebat said there also were tweets from members of the Al Harbi
family that added “credibility” to the report.
Reported Shoebat, “Now,
contrarians … with concerns about this visit will likely say that the first
lady was simply paying visits to all the victims in the hospital, of which Al Harbi
was one and had been cleared two days earlier.”
But he added, “In light
of recent reports that Al Harbi was scheduled for deportation on ‘national
security grounds’, the first lady’s visit takes on much added significance if
those reports are true. We already know that the Al Harbi clan consists of
multiple AQ members. This would seem to bolster the claims of scheduled
deportation, not claims to the contrary made by the likes of DHS Secretary
Janet Napolitano, who actually never really answered the question; she just got
rankled and blew it off.”
Wrote Shoebat, “With the
track record of this administration relative to things like blaming a video for
two weeks after the Benghazi attacks, it should have a higher standard to meet
and its credibility should be questioned by the American people. If these
reports about Al Harbi’s scheduled deportation for such reasons are correct, a
visit by the first lady of the United States would indeed be significant in its
importance. It would also be a major national security blunder because of the
message it would send.”
http://www.wnd.com/2013/04/saudi-paper-michelle-o-visited-person-of-interest/#ooid=V5eHIxYjqv12fN_Pek_2jeoSPj_DkxBI
Friends, this is a really sticky wickit!
Unsmiling Saudi people of interest in the above photo.
Personally, I think Al Harbi is more than a person of interest. The Saudi “person of
interest” suspected of being involved in the Boston Marathon bombings is being
deported from the United States next week on “national security grounds,”
according to a terrorism expert, who notes that the move is “very unusual,”
especially given an unscheduled meeting yesterday (Wednesday) between President
Obama and Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Saud al-Faisal.
The attempt to cover up a possible Saudi connection to the Boston attack could
explain why authorities are scrambling to get their official narrative straight
after photos emerged
yesterday on the Internet showing numerous suspects carrying
large backpacks, some of them middle eastern in appearance and two of the
individuals having been almost certainly identified as employees of private
military/security firm Craft International.
The FBI had set a press conference for 5pm
EST yesterday (Wednesday) afternoon but the event was cancelled hours after the
photos were seen by millions of people online. The federal agency blamed the
media for erroneous reporting, stating, “these stories often have unintended
consequences.”
CNN also had to backtrack after
they announced that a suspect had been arrested, a report that was subsequently
denied by authorities. Reports of a “dark skinned man” being arrested were
later mothballed.
According
to terrorism expert Steve Emerson, 20-year-old Abdul Rahman Ali Al Harbi, the Saudi national first
suspected of being involved in Monday’s twin bomb attack, is being hastily
deported. Reportedly Al Harbi was taken to the federal court in Boston
where nothing happened. I would speculate the White House intervened and
stopped the federal procedure. The FBI and other authorities had to quickly
back track and probably find some other scape goats and plant evidence on them.
It also required getting the lame stream media to spin false stories and
rumors. For example, that the Tsarnaev brothers robbed a 7-11 store. They did
go to the 7-11 store to fill their car with gas, not rob it. Let me ask a
question. Does a major fugitive, who allegedly is on the run, go to college
class on Wednesday as one of the Tsarnaev brothers did? I don’t think so. Do high
profile fugitives stay in the area where they have committed a crime? No, they
flee.
Back to
Al Harbi, he was put under armed guard in hospital after the
bombing, was visited by Saudi diplomat Azzam bin Abdel Karim, and later had his
apartment raided by federal and state law enforcement agents.
Emerson
said on Wednesday night, “I just learned from my own sources that he is now
going to be deported on national security grounds next Tuesday, which is very
unusual.”
On
Wednesday afternoon an unscheduled meeting between President Obama and Saudi
Foreign Minister Prince Saud al-Faisal occurred at the White House. Reuters
reported that “The meeting was not on Obama’s public schedule.”
Emerson
said, “That’s very interesting because this is the way things are done with
Saudi Arabia. A foreign country doesn’t arrest their citizens. A foreign nation
deports them, because the Saudis don’t want to be embarrassed and that’s the
way we appease them.”
A
scheduled 10 a.m. photo op between John Kerry and the Saudi Foreign Minister
was also abruptly cancelled on Tuesday morning because Kerry was tired from his
busy schedule, an explanation that journalists refused to swallow, with the
Associated Press’ Matt Lee telling spokesman Patrick Ventrell, “I find it hard
to believe that you expect us to believe that that’s the real reason for this.”
Joe Kovacs documents, that “Saudi
student Al Harbi shares the same last name as a major Saudi clan that includes
scores of al-Qaida operatives.”
The Al Harbi clan has long been active in
al-Qaeda (AQ). Khaled bin Ouda bin Mohammed al-Harbi, for example, is a Saudi
national who joined Osama bin Laden’s (UBL) mujahedeen group in the 1980s. He
reportedly became an AQ member in the mid-1990s. He turned himself in to Saudi
authorities in 2004 as part of an amnesty deal.
The BBC
reported Khaled Al Harbi
was married to the daughter of AQ’s number two, Ayman al-Zawahri. He reportedly
appeared with UBL in a video praising the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks.
Another
top AQ operative is Adel Radi Saqr al-Wahabi al-Harbi, a Saudi national
identified by the State Department as “a key member of an AQ network operating
in Iran.”
Given the fact that the Obama
administration has sent more than half a billion dollars and the CIA is shipping
weapons to FSA rebels in Syria who pledged
allegiance to and are led by AQ militants, the notion that one of
these militants would carry out an attack on U.S. soil would be extremely
damaging to the White House.
Radio host Michael Savage floated the theory yesterday that
the Boston police were told to cancel the press conference by the Obama
administration and the FBI, because the Saudi Foreign Minister demanded that
the suspect be allowed to leave the country. Source - Info Wars
Joe Kovacs, an expert on terrorism says the
Saudi national who was the original “person of interest” in connection with
Monday’s Boston Marathon bombing is going to be deported from the U.S. next
week. The foreign student from Revere, Mass., is identified as 20-year-old
Abdul Rahman Ali Al Harbi.
Steve Emerson said, “I
just learned from my own sources that he is now going to be deported on
national security grounds next Tuesday, which is very unusual.” The Reuters news agency
reported President Barack Obama met with Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Saud
al-Faisal on Wednesday, noting “the meeting was not on Obama’s public
schedule.”
After that meeting was
mentioned, Emerson said, “That’s very interesting because this is the way
things are done with Saudi Arabia. You don’t arrest their citizens. You deport
them, because they don’t want them to be embarrassed and that’s the way we
appease them.”
Saudi national Abdul
Rahman Ali Al Harbi, the original "person of interest" questioned in
the Boston Marathon bombings.
Meanwhile, Tuesday
morning, a meeting Secretary of State John Kerry held with the Saudi foreign
minister was abruptly closed to press coverage.
“The State Department
initially provided no reason for the change, which was announced just 15
minutes before the scheduled 10 a.m. session,” reported Politico. But later in
the day, department spokesman Patrick Ventrell said the preclusion of news
media from the meeting was due to Kerry’s busy schedule. “This was just a
scheduling change on our part,” Ventrell said. Journalists found the claim hard
to believe, as they had been told the meeting would include a so-called “camera
spray” at the beginning of the session. “Are you really trying to say that this
[meeting was moved from a camera/photo op to being closed, for scheduling
reasons? Is that seriously your answer: that because the secretary was tired
after 10 days on the road and is going to the Hill tomorrow?” Matt Lee of the
Associated Press asked.
“What I’m saying is he
has a very tight schedule here in the building and elsewhere,” Ventrell said,
noting the fact Kerry met with Al-Faisal amidst that busy schedule reflects the
importance of the U.S. Saudi-relationship.
“So does it save time
somehow, canceling the photo op? It doesn’t wash,” Lee replied. “I find it hard
to believe that you expect us to believe that that’s the real reason for this.”
Saudi student Al Harbi
shares the same last name as a major Saudi clan that includes scores of AQ
operatives.
Some in the clan are
senior AQ members while others are reportedly being held by the U.S. in the
Guantanamo Bay detention camp in Cuba.
Two Saudi nationals were injured in the bombings in
Boston, with one, Abdul Rahman Ali Al Harbi, initially put under armed guard at
a hospital. Al Harbi is studying in the U.S. on a student visa. A large group
of federal and state law enforcement agents raided Al Harbi’s apartment in
Revere, Mass.
CNN reported the
search took place by consent, according to a federal law-enforcement source,
meaning no search warrant was needed.
Now the Saudi embassy
in Washington has said Al Harbi was no longer under detention and is not a
suspect in the bomb blasts.
Nail Al-Jubeir, a
spokesman for the Saudi mission in Washington, stated that U.S. authorities
told the embassy “no Saudi national was a suspect in the Boston Marathon attack
and that the Saudi national in question was a witness, not a suspect.”
Al Harbi’s Facebook
page lists him as Facebook friends with at least seven other Al Harbis, located
in both Boston and in Saudi Arabia.
One of the Al Harbis
on his Facebook friends list, Ahmed Al Harbi, is listed as a pharmacy
technician at the Saudi Ministry of Health. Most others live in Riyadh.
The State Department has offered a
multimillion-dollar reward for the capture of Abdel Al Harbi,
saying he is an Iran-based AQ facilitator who serves as the deputy to Muhsin
al-Fadhl, who runs AQ’s Iran network.
The Saudi government’s
list of 85 wanted AQ members includes several members of the Al Harbi clan:
·
Badr Saud Uwaid
Al-Awufi Al-Harbi
·
Muhammad Atiq Uwaid
Al-Awufi Al-Harbi
·
Khalid Salim Uwaid
Al-Lahibi Al-Harbi
·
Raed Abdullah Salem
Al-Thahiri Al-Harbi
·
Abdullah Abdul Rahman
Muhammad Al-Harbi (leader)
·
Fayez Ghuneim Humeid
Al-Hijri Al-Harbi
Several Al Harbi clan
members are being detained at Guantanamo Bay, including Salim Salman Awadallah
Al-Saidi Al-Harbi, Majid Abdullah Hussein Al-Harbi, Muhammad Abdullah Saqr
Al-Alawi Al-Harbi, Ghanem Abdul Rahman Ghanem Al-Harbi and Muhammad Atiq Uwaid
Al-Awfi Al-Harbi.
Walid Shoebat warned us
a couple of weeks ago
about the serious problem of Saudi infiltration; many of these Saudi nationals
criminals and terrorists.
Out of a list of 85 terrorists listed by the Saudi
government shows several of Al-Harbi clan to have been active fighters in
Al-Qaeda:
#15 Badr Saud Uwaid
Al-Awufi Al-Harbi
#73 Muhammad Atiq Uwaid Al-Awufi Al-Harbi
#26 Khalid Salim Uwaid Al-Lahibi Al-Harbi
#29 Raed Abdullah Salem Al-Thahiri Al-Harbi
#43 Abdullah Abdul Rahman Muhammad Al-Harbi (leader)
#60 Fayez Ghuneim Humeid Al-Hijri Al-Harbi
Then you have Al-Harbi
clan members in Gitmo:
Salim Salman Awadallah
Al-Sai’di Al-Harbi
Majid Abdullah Hussein Al-Harbi
Muhammad Abdullah Saqr Al-Alawi Al-Harbi
Ghanem Abdul Rahman Ghanem Al-Harbi
 Mohammed Atiq Uwaid Al-Awfi Al-Harbi on the right; the black flag is the AQ flag
Source: http://www.muslm.net/vb/showthread.php?169019-أسماء-(90)-سعودياً-لا-زالوا-محتجزين-في-جوانتانامو
There are specific
Saudi clans that are rife with members of AQ. Nearly a hundred thousand student
visas are issued to these Saudi Arabians. It seems American
intelligence is clueless as to clan ties when it comes to terrorism.
Deported... ...or escorted? As after 9/11? http://www.saintpetersburgtimes.com/2004/06/09/Tampabay/TIA_now_verifies_flig.shtml TAMPA - Two days after the Sept. 11 attacks, with most of the nation's air traffic still grounded, a small jet landed at Tampa International Airport, picked up three young Saudi men and left. The men, one of them thought to be a member of the Saudi royal [...] |
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