Khalil Sheik Mohammed Was Right

  • Wednesday, May 24, 2017

Khalil Sheik Mohammed was the planner, organizer and Director of the 9-11 attacks. Later he was captured and interrogated by our intelligence people, including a man named James E. Mitchell who has written a book on his experiences with terrorists. 

In his interviews KLM makes some startling revelations: 

But KSM said something else that was prophetic. In the end, he told Mitchell, "We will win because Americans don’t realize . . . we do not need to defeat you militarily; we only need to fight long enough for you to defeat yourself by quitting.” 

KSM explained that large-scale attacks such as 9/11 were “nice, but not necessary” and that a series of “low-tech attacks could bring down America the same way ‘enough disease-infected fleas can fell an elephant.’” KSM said "jihadi-minded brothers would immigrate into the United States” and “wrap themselves in America’s rights and laws” until they were strong enough to rise up and attack us. “He said the brothers would relentlessly continue their attacks and the American people would eventually become so tired, so frightened, and so weary of war that they would just want it to end.” 

“Eventually,” KSM said, “America will expose her neck for us to slaughter.” 

The Cliffs notes version:  American politicians and judges are so stupid we no longer need to plan a 9-11 attack. 

Douglas Jones 
Ooltewah

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