Comment Off Topic: Warnings attack not taken seriously (Score 2, Interesting) 337
Tomorrows edition of German Newspaper "Neue Presse" from Hannover has an article (http://www.neuepresse.de/np-index.html) about ignored warnings about the WTC attack, which translated reads like this:
"It is a shock. Tracks of the terror lead also to Hannover: A Iran inmate in Langenhagen wanted to warn the American President and the Secret Service. Nobody did take him serious.
Riddle about Ali S.(29) from Iran. The man, who weeks ago immigrated illegaley into Germany. He was arrested in Goslar by Police and was to be deported to his home country until November 6th. For about one month he urged into officers at Langenhagen Deportation jail.
"I habe important information for the USA", he said the to the prison officers. He has to call there at all cost.
This was allowed to him. Consequence: The White House hung up, as soon as Ali S. identified as an inmate.
To the secret service the warnings of the man were just drool. Ali S. depite of this has mentioned this week as time for attacks, which "would change world order".
The Irani was estimated in Langenhagen as psychically disoriented. Yet he didnt give up, turned to the head of the department. He would knew, that something was about to happen next week.
Even hours before the the two airliners rammed into the WTC and another one into the Pentagon, Ali S. talked about information of a danger for world order. He wanted to fax the american president. This was rejected. Prison authority scored this behavior as pomposity.
According NP-information investigators are now taken it granted, that the Irani really had been looking for contact to USA-authorities. It may well be possible, that he has information, which can be useful for the clarification of the attacks.
Only Wednesday the lower-saxxony department of justice heard about the phone calls. The department of state in Hannover was informed. From there the schily-ministry in Berlin was brought into.
Thursday Secret Service and the federal attorney interviewed the Irani. Outcome unknown. "
"It is a shock. Tracks of the terror lead also to Hannover: A Iran inmate in Langenhagen wanted to warn the American President and the Secret Service. Nobody did take him serious.
Riddle about Ali S.(29) from Iran. The man, who weeks ago immigrated illegaley into Germany. He was arrested in Goslar by Police and was to be deported to his home country until November 6th. For about one month he urged into officers at Langenhagen Deportation jail.
"I habe important information for the USA", he said the to the prison officers. He has to call there at all cost.
This was allowed to him. Consequence: The White House hung up, as soon as Ali S. identified as an inmate.
To the secret service the warnings of the man were just drool. Ali S. depite of this has mentioned this week as time for attacks, which "would change world order".
The Irani was estimated in Langenhagen as psychically disoriented. Yet he didnt give up, turned to the head of the department. He would knew, that something was about to happen next week.
Even hours before the the two airliners rammed into the WTC and another one into the Pentagon, Ali S. talked about information of a danger for world order. He wanted to fax the american president. This was rejected. Prison authority scored this behavior as pomposity.
According NP-information investigators are now taken it granted, that the Irani really had been looking for contact to USA-authorities. It may well be possible, that he has information, which can be useful for the clarification of the attacks.
Only Wednesday the lower-saxxony department of justice heard about the phone calls. The department of state in Hannover was informed. From there the schily-ministry in Berlin was brought into.
Thursday Secret Service and the federal attorney interviewed the Irani. Outcome unknown. "
