CIA Expert Exposes the Plot to Down 12 Planes at Once 😳
A CIA expert discusses a major terrorist aviation plot involving plans to down 12 trans-Pacific airliners, connecting it to historical figures like Ramsey Yousef and revealing how Camp Chapman has become a bomber training facility for thousands of terrorists.
Summary
The speaker reveals details about a significant aviation terrorism plot that builds upon the historical 'Bojinka' operation originally conceived by Ramsey Yousef, who was involved in the first World Trade Center attack. The original Bojinka plot from South Asia aimed to down 12 commercial airliners on trans-Pacific routes to the United States, but was thwarted when law enforcement discovered the plans just two weeks before execution. The current iteration involves bringing back experienced operatives, including bomb maker Yazid Sufat, who previously trained some of the 9/11 hijackers. The speaker connects this to other terrorist activities, referencing the attack on CIA personnel at Camp Chapman involving a Jordanian operative who was originally supposed to meet CIA agents in Peshawar. According to the expert, the terrorist who facilitated that meeting is the same person who tested bombs for the current homeland plot, and these bomb tests were conducted at Camp Chapman itself. The speaker reveals that Camp Chapman now functions as a large-scale terrorist training facility, capable of training 3,500 terrorists simultaneously for external operations while ostensibly operating as an agricultural training center.
Key Insights
- The current aviation plot seeks to revive the Bojinka operation that originally planned to down 12 trans-Pacific airliners before being thwarted two weeks prior to execution
- Bomb maker Yazid Sufat, who trained some of the 9/11 hijackers, is being brought back to support the current terrorism plot
- The terrorist who moved the Jordanian operative involved in the Chapman attack is the same person testing bombs for the current homeland plot
- Camp Chapman, site of a major CIA attack, is now being used as the testing ground for bombs intended for the homeland plot
- Camp Chapman operates as a large-scale terrorist training facility that trains 3,500 terrorists simultaneously under the cover of agricultural training
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Transcript
[0:00] The biggest plot and the one most concerning in that is the aviation plot. You remember Ramsey Yousef from the First World Trade Center? Before that, Ramsey was involved in this plot called Bojinka. It was out of South Asia and what it was going to be is the downing of 12 airliners going Trans-Pacific to the United States. 2 weeks before the attack kicked off, law enforcement showed up, found all the plans, and thwarted it. So, that's one of the plots now they want to bring to fruition. So they took the bomb maker and he actually trained a couple of the 9/11 hijackers. [0:31] His name is Yazid Sufat. So they're bringing in all these old…
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