20th Hijacker: 'Saudi Prince Paid for 9/11 Hijackers To Learn To Fly'

 

The would-be 20th hijacker of the planes used in the September 11, 2011 terrorist attacks, Zacarias Moussaoui, claims the Saudis "funded 9/11" via an unnamed prince who allegedly "paid for [Moussaoui] and 19 hijackers to learn to fly."

Moussaoui said these things from the Supermax prison in Colorado where he is serving a life sentence on terror charges. 

According to Mail Online, Moussaoui told Federal government attorneys that a "Saudi Prince paid for flying lessons for him and the 19 terrorists who hijacked plans in the September 11 attacks." He said the prince "was assisting [him] in [his] Islamic terrorist activities...and was doing so knowingly for Osama bin Laden." 

Moussaoui's claims run completely counter to Saudi Arabia's claims that they were not involved in the 9/11 attacks. Just two months ago attorneys for Saudi Arabia said, "The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia had no role in the attacks of September 11, 2001."

In September 2006, a recording of bin Laden "distancing himself from Moussaoui" emerged online. In it, Bin Laden claimed Moussaoui "had no connection at all with September 11." Bin Laden stressed that he was "in charge of the 19 brothers" and he "never assigned brother [Moussaoui] to be with them in that mission." 

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20th Hijacker: 'Saudi Prince Paid for 9/11 Hijackers To Learn To Fly'
Tue, 18 Nov 2014 16:16:11 GMT