TSARNAEV BROTHERS WERE INSPIRED BY MUSTAFA SETMARIAM NASAR AN AQ THEORETICIAN.

FROM THE - JOURNALS of Monte Friesner – Criminal & Intelligence Analyst and Consulaire for WANTED SA

~Contributed & Written by Kenneth Rijock ~

BOSTON MARATHON BOMBERS WERE INSPIRED BY AL-QAEDA LEADER US IGNORED IN ITS BACKYARD IN 2004

During his "sabbatical" in Venezuela, Nasar reportedly was the principal figure in the planning of the 2005 London Transport Bombings, and he is also understood by many to have been the architect of the Improvised Explosive Device (IED) programme that killed so many Coalition soldiers in Iraq. Could this have been prevented by his capture, I wonder ?

To sum it up, Nasar's writings inspired Al-Awlaki, who adopted them in his Internet lectures. Those lectures, according to one brother, inspired the Boston Marathon Bombing. By the way, Nasar was released from custody, in the chaos surrounding the Syrian civil war, and he is out there once again.

Statements attributed to the surviving accused Boston Marathon bomber, Dzhohkar Tsarnaev, indicate that the two brothers were inspired by the writings and teachings of Mustafa Setmariam Nasar, the Syrian Al-Qaeda theoretician whom the United States chose to ignore in 2004-2005. Nasar was living openly in Venezuela, having hurriedly fled there from his involvement in the Madrid Train Bombings, and the intelligence services of the United States, whilst monitoring his movements there, never mounted an operation to kill or capture him. They had actionable intelligence about his activities, associates, and daily schedule, but failed to take any action. He was under the nominal protection of Venezuelan law enforcement, but he was accessible. I consider this to be a serious Agency intelligence failure.

What's the connection ? Nasar has expressed the view that large terrorist operations were not as effective as those perpetrated individuals and small groups. His theories were adopted by Anwar Al-Awlaki, whose videos were reportedly viewed repeatedly by the Tsaenaevs. Had Nasar been taken into custody in 2004, his loss to the AQ leadership might have impacted terrorist attacks that occurred.

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THE CAPTURED OF ONE OF THE 10

FROM THE - JOURNALS of Monte Friesner – Criminal & Intelligence Analyst and Consulaire for WANTED SA

~Contributed & Written by Kenneth Rijock ~

WHERE IS AL-QAEDA'S RANKING THEORETICIAN ?

Mustafa Setmariam Nasar* 

is your worst terrorist nightmare. A Syrian who linked up with Osama Bin Laden and Al-Qaeda early on in Afghanistan, he is the author of what many believe are the seminal A-Q writings. He is currently at large, due to the fact that the United States, which was secretly holding him in custody, reportedly in Diego Garcia, released him to a Syria prison, and the civil war in Syria caused its government to release him, probably to spite the US for its support of the Opposition.

It makes an interesting story, which we have detailed here before in this blog, but one which makes one wonder whether the US Global War on Terrorism has ignored criminal prosecution of this terrorist, in European courts, for the bombings in Spain and the United Kingdom, so that it could hold on to him for an extended debriefing, only to transfer him to a place where he could easily be released.

Frankly, I still do not know why the capture of one of the world's ten most wanted terrorists was never made public.

~FROM WIKIPEDIA~

It may have something to do with the fact that he lived in Latin America for an extended period, during which time Nasar, who was the intellectual author of the

Madrid Train Bombing,

 had time to reportedly assist in the planning and execution of the London Bombings, and to develop the concert of the IED, for use in Iraq against Western forces, and he was not captured or killed. His belated capture in Pakistan was too little and too late. Whether this was a major intelligence failure I will leave to the historians, after the information is declassified, decades later. Unfortunately, the people who made the decision not to capture him will all be retired or deceased by then, with absolutely no accountability.

What I do have a problem with is the fact that neither Spain nor the UK had the opportunity to try this terrorist in public, in open court, and apparently the US even gave Spain disinformation about his whereabouts. The victims, and their next of kin, are owed at least that much.

Now this individual, whose writing is revered in terrorist circles, is out there, somewhere in the Middle East. One wonders where he has gone, and what terrorist  projects he is currently involved in.

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* Also known as Abu Musab Al-Suri..

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