In an unprecedented bombshell, Yahoo News has revealed many shocking details about a Saudi diplomat, whose name was mentioned in an FBI 16-page court document as the one who provided 9/11 terrorists with support.
Exclusive: FBI mistakenly reveals identity of Saudi Embassy official linked to support for 9/11 hijackers-- the same info Barr and Grenell contended was a "state secret" whose disclosure could cause "significant harm to the national security." https://t.co/VEFivLkij1
— Michael Isikoff (@Isikoff) May 12, 2020
In an investigation, conducted by Yahoo's Chief investigative correspondent Michael Isikoff, the FBI "inadvertently" disclosed the identity of a Saudi official involved in supporting Al-Qaida hijackers on that day.
Mussaed Ahmed Al-Jarrah was a Saudi Foreign Ministry official, who had joined his country's embassy in Washington, DC two years prior to the terrorist attacks.
So the FBI knew about Epstein in the '90s, they knew after 9/11 the Saudis funded the attacks, and in 2016 knew that Russia did not hack the DNC/Podesta and every time they covered up the truth? Who the fuck are they working for?
— Hidin' from Biden (@Pitchfork2020) May 13, 2020
According to Yahoo, Al-Jarrah's duties were strongly related to Saudi-funded mosques across the US, including "overseeing employees of the Saudi Ministry of Islamic Affairs at Islamic centers," financially supported by the Saudi government.
After leaving the Saudi Embassy in the US, the Saudi official has served within "Saudi missions in Malaysia and Morocco, where he is believed to have served as recently as last year."
It's strange that it seems to be common knowledge that Saudi officials facilitated the 9/11 attacks, but our government (run by both parties) trips over itself not to do anything about it. 20 years later and they're still trying to cover up the extent of Saudi involvement. https://t.co/hCAvP46i9r
— Owen Barcala (@obarcala) May 13, 2020
Al-Jarrah, according to the investigation, is among 9 current and former Saudi officials, who are being closely investigated by the FBI for the information they could have in relation to 9/11 attacks.
The report deems the Saudi official's name as "one of the U.S. government’s most sensitive secrets about the Sept. 11 terror attacks." This statement angered many American social media users, who argued that such important information should have been revealed to the American public as soon as it was discovered, especially that many Americans have always suspected a Saudi official role in the 2001 attacks.
