Ahmed Omar Saeed Sheikh
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Sep 14, 2026
Ryan DawsonGUEST
You can find these things open source.
Ryan DawsonGUEST
There's a huge one with General Mahmoud Ahmed who ordered Ahmed Omar Saeed Sheikh to send $100,000 to Mohammed Atta who slammed a plane into the North Tower.
Ryan DawsonGUEST
And that was confirmed by Dennis Lommel, who was director of the FBI's financial crime unit.
Ryan DawsonGUEST
But it was omitted from the 9-11 commission report, both names.
Ryan DawsonGUEST
You can find these things open source.
Ryan DawsonGUEST
There's a huge one with General Mahmoud Ahmed, who ordered, uh, Ahmed Omar Saeed Sheikh to send $100,000 to Mohammed Atta, who slammed the, uh, plane into the north tower.
Ryan DawsonGUEST
And that was confirmed by Dennis Lammel, who was director of the FBI's, uh, uh, Financial Crime Unit.
Ryan DawsonGUEST
But it was omitted from the 9/11 Commission report, both names.
Ryan DawsonGUEST
But he did do it.
Ryan DawsonGUEST
And the only reason Ahmed Omar Saeed Sheikh, uh, was out of jail in the first place is because of the hostage swap.
Ryan DawsonGUEST
He'd have been busted in 1994 in India, kidnapping Western tourists.
Ryan DawsonGUEST
He got out in '99 from a hostage swap.
Ryan DawsonHOST
The intermediaries of the financing of 9-11 are known, but the origin of the money being passed around is shrouded in redactions.
Ryan DawsonHOST
However, we do have evidence that at least $100,000 of it came from Ahmed Omar Saeed Sheikh and General Mahmoud Ahmed, the head of ISI, the Central Intelligence of Pakistan.
Ryan DawsonHOST
General Mahmoud Ahmed took calls from Ahmed Omar Saeed Sheikh twice after Omar wired $100,000 to lead hijacker Mohammad Atta.
Ryan DawsonHOST
The timestamps overlap twice.
Ryan DawsonHOST
on the morning of september 11th ahmad was meeting with safari club founder and former dci george bush senior and the chairman of the senate intelligence committees which included congressman porter goss the next dci who was appointed by bush's son president george w bush The general would retire from his position shortly after the money transfer was exposed.