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Kobi Alexander Located on the Run in Namibia

reuters.com — Kobi Alexander is identified with Odigo, an Israel based computer firm with a Hebrew language messaging service, which allegedly warned as many as four thousand Jews not to go to the WTC on 911, and is linked to the laundering of some hundreds of millions of dollars, also shortly after 911, said to be profits from massive Israeli share trading.

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  • Starlight42, on 02/04/2008, -0/+5Great post Roy...

    One of the architects went public last year …explosives were built into the towers to facilitate their eventual demolition.

    There are similarities in the artwork in two propaganda posters allegedly produced on behalf of Moslem terrorists, Al Muhjiron and The Ninteen of the Brave, as well as the art on the cover of Edward Hendies book The Antichrist Conspiracy: Inside The Devil’s Lair, with art produced on behalf of the Star Wars series of motion pictures, so it appears the same studio produced the lot.

    This evidence should be used to bring prosecutions against the criminals who did 911, then blamed it on innocent parties in Afghanistan, and Islamic terrorists that exist only in the diseased minds of their inventors at Mossad and the CIA, and the disordered psyche of Rupert Murdoch.
  • 7Mystery, on 02/04/2008, -0/+2I’ve heard about this Jews not attending work that day….very Interesting.
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