From BCCI to ISI: The Saga of Entrapment Continues

221 Pages·2006·4.22 MB·English

by  Abid Ullah Jan


From BCCI to ISI
 From BCCI to ISI

From

BCCI ISI
to
The Saga of Entrapment Continues
ABID ULLAH JAN
Pragmatic Publishing
Ottawa
 From BCCI to ISI
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From BCCI to ISI : the saga of entrapment continues / Abid Ullah Jan. -- 1st ed.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
ISBN 0-9733687-6-4
1. Pakistan. Inter Services Intelligence. 2. September 11 Terrorist Attacks, 2001.
3. Subversive activities--United States. 4. United States. Central Intelligence Agency.
5. Bank of Credit and Commerce International. 6. United States--Foreign relations--
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 From BCCI to ISI

Contents
PREFACE 11
CHAPTER 1 The Saga of BCCI Closure 21
CHAPTER 2 The ISI and Operation 9/11 69
CHAPTER 3 The CIA/ISI Assets 79
CHAPTER 4 ISI and Mossad Link to 9/11 111
CHAPTER 5 Putting the Pieces Together 133
CONCLUSION Time for Pakistani Generals to Tell the Truth 163
Notes 177
Index 203
 From BCCI to ISI

“There’s so much more. God, there’s so much more. A lot more.”
FBI agent, Robert Wright, who is being officially prevented from telling the pub-
lic about how his supervisors blocked his efforts to investigate al-Qaeda pre-9/11.
‘Called off the trail?’ - ABC News, December 19, 2002.