Atta-Isi

From 9/11 Encyclopedia:

Disturbingly, only a few weeks after the attack, it came out, that Pakistan's secret service obviously allowed some payments to Mohammed Atta with the help of saudi arabian credit institutes. 
The story was ignored in US media, but later even covered by CNN but twisted: "As much as $100,000 was wired in the past year from Pakistan to Mohamed Atta, the suspected leader of the terrorist hijackings, CNN has been told by law enforcement sources. 

These funds could have been provided to Atta by Al Qaida but through Harakat-ul-Mujahideen. Sources said the wire transfers from Pakistan were sent to Atta through two banks in Florida. 

Then, Atta allegedly would obtain money orders -- a few thousand dollars at a time -- to distribute to others involved in the plot in the months before the hijackings. 

Meanwhile, sources in the Middle East confirm that Atta and two other men wired more than $15,000 back to the United Arab Emirates just before the attacks -- what may have been leftover cash from the terrorism funds. 

The money went to a man who flew out of Dubai for Karachi, Pakistan, on September 11 -- the day of the attack. Atta sent $5,000, according to the sources. His Florida roommate, Marwan Al-Shehhi, wired $5,400. A third man, Waleed Alshehri, sent slightly more than $5,200. 

Officials in the United Arab Emirates have identified the recipient of those wire transfers as Mustapha Ahmad Al-Hawsawi (->). (NOTE: Mustafa Ahmed al-Hawsawi, a/k/a "Mustafa Ahmed," was born in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia on August 5, 1968. He was described as "Moussaoui's Supporting Conspirator" a/k/a "Shaqil," a/k/a "Abu Khalid al Sahrai" in an indictment of December 11th, 2002. Source: http://www.usembassy.it/file2001_12/alia/a1121106.htm

) Due to some confusion (on purpose?) in US Media, it was ignored for a long time, that Ahmed al-Hawsawi (->) was just another alias for Shaikh Saeed (->), who had indeed strong ties to the ISI and was later framed for the killing of Daniel Pearl (->). On May 23rd, 2002 (in the meantime the Atta-ISI-story became worldwide famous on the internet), the U.S. Treasury Department on Thursday started "vehemently" to deny a U.N. report that "Mohamed Atta, one of the terrorists involved in the September. 11 attack on the World Trade Center, received a transfer of funds into his U.S. account which was flagged by his bank. According to Wednesday's U.N. report, the bank filed a "suspicious transaction report" with the Treasury Department's Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCen ->) "which was not noticed quickly enough because the report was just one of a very large number and was not distinguishable from those related to other financial crimes." The Financial Crimes Enforcement Network said in a statement Thursday that it wanted "to unequivocally deny that any suspicious activity report was filed prior to the tragic events of September. 11, 2001 on terrorist Mohamed Atta." http://abcnews.go.com/wire/Politics/ap20020523_2026.html 

At that time all Atta-Transfers had been already made public. In the Moussaoui-indictment (->), in a lawsuit (->) by many 911-victims against Saudi Arabia and Prince Turki al-Faisal (->), former chief of Saudi Intelligence.

Setting Up the 9/11 Patsies - hijackers blamed for Sept 11 were Oswalds.

ISI Chief Lt-Gen Mahmood KARACHI - 10 September 2001 - The News International