Gregory T. Hughes

Name: Affidavit of Gregory T. Hughes
Author: Gregory T. Hughes

Affidavit of Gregory T. Hughes (2005)

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“Affidavit of Gregory T. Hughes”, published in 2005, is a work by Gregory T. Hughes. It explores elements such as the United States, Bin Laden and Coalition Forces.

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Gregory T. Hughes, Affidavit of Gregory T. Hughes (2005)

“ Based on my experience investigating terrorism cases and on information I have learned from a variety of sources, including the media, I am aware that, in the wake of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks on targets within the United States, United States military personnel and equipment, in addition to troops and equipment from other countries ("Coalition Forces") , were deployed to Afghanistan in October 2001. Combat thereafter ensued between United States and Coalition Forces and forces controlled by or allied with the Taliban and Al Qaeda. ”

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Gregory T. Hughes, Affidavit of Gregory T. Hughes (2005)

“ From a date unknown through in or about October, 2004, in Afghanistan and Pakistan and elsewhere outside the United States, ABDULLAH AHMED KHADR knowingly possessed a firearm, that is, a destructive device, in furtherance of a crime of violence for which he may be prosecuted in a court of the United States, that is, conspiracy to murder a United States national outside the United States, in violation of Title 18. ”

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Gregory T. Hughes, Affidavit of Gregory T. Hughes (2005)

“ Furthermore, he espoused his views on the United States:
I think that Americans should only rule America. Not the entire planet. , .
[I] not that much sorry for the Americans, because you can see they cause enough deaths, even if they say "no, we didn’t." Like they killed I think enough people in Vietnam, they killed enough people in Lebanon, even if they got killed. But they used to kill people. Almost all the conflicts in the world, America can stop it from the beginning. ”

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Gregory T. Hughes, Affidavit of Gregory T. Hughes (2005)

“ Finally, regarding the attacks on September ll, 2001, KHADR commented favorably on an interview of an individual he saw on television who had said, "It is good for America to know that it is not only the superpower that can hit, that weak people have ways too to call the world for the world to listen to them, what they are saying, what do they want." ”

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Gregory T. Hughes, Affidavit of Gregory T. Hughes (2005)

“ A ten year old boy can fire a Kalashnikov in Afghanistan. So it’s not a big deal." In response to a question regarding whether his father ever talked to him about becoming a martyr for Islam, KHADR said, "Dying for Islam is hopeful for every Muslim to die for Islam. . . Every Muslim dreams of being a shaheed [martyr] for Islam. . . Like you die for your religion. Everybody dreams of this, even a Christian would like to die for his religion." 18. Asked about his response to the September ll, 2001 terrorist attacks in the United States, KHADR said, "The thing itself was very amazing. ”

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Gregory T. Hughes, Affidavit of Gregory T. Hughes (2005)

“ KHADR said that his father, Ahmed Said Khadr ("Ahmed Said") , was a colleague of Usama Bin Laden ("Bin Laden") , whom I know to be an Al Qaeda leader. (I know from sources other than Khadr that Bin Laden is a specially designated national and blocked person on the Department of Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control list of persons and groups with whom financial transactions are prohibited. Bin Laden was so designated prior to the deployment of Coalition Forces to Afghanistan in October 2001.) ”

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Gregory T. Hughes, Affidavit of Gregory T. Hughes (2005)

“ Original footnotes ↑ According to Supervisory Special Agent J. Stephen Veyera, Chief of the FBI Bomb Data Center, hydrogen peroxide is a key component in homemade explosives because it is easy to obtain and very sensitive to heat, shock and friction. Specifically, hydrogen peroxide in combination with acetone and acid forms triacetone triperoxide ("TATP") , a very volatile explosive chemical. ”

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