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YOUTUBE (MS NOW) - ‘It’s TERRIFYING: Former acting FBI director warns of AI, drone and more new threats to U.S.

Former Acting FBI director Brian Driscoll joins Morning Joe to discuss the evolution of counterterrorism since the attack on September 11, and the new and growing threats the U.S. is facing from drones to A.I. being used as weapons. MS NOW’s Ken Dilanian also joins the show to discuss his new report on how some experts believe that –25 years after 9/11– the U.S. is more vulnerable to terrorism than it has been in years.

SUBSTACK (The Grayzone) - CIA role in 9/11 plot omitted in new revelations of Saudi role

In April 2023, The Grayzone exposed how Riyadh recruited then managed two would-be hijackers on behalf of the CIA

Twenty five years on, the mainstream media’s determination to reinforce the official story of 9/11 appears to be finally cracking. Major news outlets are now reporting on an ongoing civil suit in a New York court against Omar Bayoumi, long-accused of being the Saudi intelligence handler of 9/11 hijackers Nawaf Hazmi and Khalid Mihdhar. Back in April 2023, The Grayzone exposed how Riyadh recruited then managed the two would-be hijackers on behalf of the CIA. As Max Blumenthal detailed in his 2019 book, The Management of Savagery , the CIA had at least sought to recruit Hazmi and Mihdhar. When a 21-page declaration by lead investigator for the Office of Military Commissions Don Canestraro finally appeared in unredacted form in 2023, the…Open

CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY (Kyle Shideler) - The Muslim Brotherhood Network and 9/11

“Most certainly [Osama Bin Laden] is a Mujahid. I do not doubt his sincerity in...

“Most certainly [Osama Bin Laden] is a Mujahid. I do not doubt his sincerity in resisting occupation for the sake of God Almighty.”  – Mohammed Mahdi Akef, Muslim Brotherhood Supreme Guide (2008 ) The question of responsibility for 9/11 has always been a contentious issue. Not in the conspiratorial sense. There’s no doubt (among serious people) that the attacks were planned, coordinated and carried out by Mohammad Atta and his 18 fellow hijackers, all of them members of al-Qaeda operating under a plan conceived by Khalid Sheikh Mohammad, and ultimately at the behest of al-Qaeda Emir Osama Bin Laden. But questions remain about how far the network of culpability should be extended. As the Center’s Dave Wursmer discussed,…Open