Adds Justin Ptak: “The pizza deliverer, according the FBI affidavit, even ‘contacted a sergeant with the Philadelphia Police Department and stated that he had been approached by an individual [CW-1, the FBI informant] who had pressured him to acquire maps of Fort Dix.Tatar also told the police officer that he did not supply the map and was fearful it was terrorist-related. The sergeant telephoned the FBI in Tartar’s presence.'”

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Writes Justin Ptak: “According to the FBI affidavit available at The Smoking Gun, one FBI agent (CW-1) stated he was once in the Egyptian army (who the supposed leader deferred to in all tactical elements) and was the one willing to sell them the high-powered weapons such as AK-47’s (at $500 – a ‘very good’ price), M-16’s, M-60 machine guns, RPG’s, rocket, handgun semi-automatic, Sig Sauer 9 mm’s, and Smith Wesson 9 mm’s.

“Informant CW-1 also seems to be an instigator even according to the FBI affidavit when they write: ‘When CW-1 expressed anger at the United States, TATAR stated in response, “You want to make them pay for something that they did…Okay, you need maps?”‘

“The group wanted CW-1 to ‘help lead the attack based on CW-1’s prior experience in the Egyptian military.’

“One member told the informant ‘…I am at your services as you have more experience than me in military bases and in life.’

“So it is once again highly doubtful that this bunch of clowns could have done any damage without the leadership of FBI informants.

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