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Complete 911 Timeline

7279 events in this timeline

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  1. (1987): CIA Funds Mujahedeen Leader Who Supports Bin Laden
  2. 1987-1991: Bin Laden’s Brother-in-Law Khalifa Sets Up Al-Qaeda Fronts in Philippines
  3. 1987-1990: US and British Intelligence Aware Middle Eastern Governments Are Paying Large Sums to Terrorist Abu Nidal, but Take No Action
  4. September 1987-March 1989: Head US Consular Official Claims He’s Told to Issue Visas to Unqualified Applicants
  5. 1988: Bin Ladens Bail Out George W. Bush?
  6. 1988: Al Taqwa Bank Co-Founder Is Long-time CIA Asset
  7. 1990: Mohamed Atta Joins Muslim Brotherhood Linked Group
  8. Early 1990s: Al-Kifah’s Bosnia War Branch Is Connected to Terrorist Attacks and Brooklyn Office
  9. Late 1990s: CIA and German Police Foil Airplane Bomb Plot by Al-Qaeda in Northern Germany
  10. Early 1990s: Britain, US, and Pakistan Allegedly Work Together to Send 200 British Muslims to Fight in Bosnia
  11. Early 1990s: US Intelligence Uses Hi-Tech to Track Bin Laden
  12. Early 1990s-Late 1996: Bin Laden Frequently Travels to London, According to Various Sources
  13. Mid-1990s: Al-Qadi Claims Good Relationship with Cheney
  14. Early 1990s and After: Mysterious Links Seen between Right Wing Westerners and Philippine Muslim Militants
  15. Late 1990s-Early 2001: FBI Investigation Discovers Turkish Nationals Attempting to Bribe Members of Congress
  16. 1991-1997: Oil Investment in Central Asia Follows Soviet Collapse
  17. February 1991- July 1992: CIA Already Spying on Bin Laden in Sudan
  18. 1991-1996: Future Hamburg Cell Member Zammar Travels Widely, Becomes Al-Qaeda Operative
  19. 1992: Al-Qaeda Southeast Asian Affiliate Is Founded; Founding Member Is Indonesian Government Mole
  20. 1992-1993: Suspected CIA Operative Has Ties to Philippine Militant Leaders
  21. 1993-1995: Former US Intelligence Agent and Arms Dealer Victor Bout Develop Town that Becomes Hub for Al-Qaeda and the 9/11 Plot
  22. 1993: Islamic Jihad Decimated in Egypt, Bringing the Group Closer to Al-Qaeda
  23. (1993): Ramzi Yousef and KSM Have High-Level Protection in Pakistan
  24. 1993-1994: Future Pakistani President Promotes Taliban and Kashmiri Militant Groups
  25. 1993-1995: Al-Qaeda Operative Helps Militant Group Conduct Attacks in Philippines
  26. 1994: US Does Not Pressure Pakistan to Stop Supporting Islamic Militants Attacking India
  27. (1994-1998): 9/11 Hijacker Atta Supported by German Foundation with US Ties
  28. 1994: Philippine Phone Taps Point to Hambali’s Role in Bojinka Plot
  29. 1994: Militants Tied to Al-Qaeda Suspected of Collusion with Philippine Government
  30. 1994-1997: US Supports Taliban Rise to Power
  31. 1995: Hijacker Atta Still Connected to Group Linked to Muslim Brotherhood
  32. 1995 and After: Charities Connected to Bojinka Plot Remain Operating in the Philippines
  33. 1996: FBI Agent Begins Building File on Ali Mohamed
  34. Early 1995: Iraqi Intelligence Agent Meets with Bin Laden, but No Agreement or Alliance Results
  35. 1995-1998: Al-Qaeda Leader Based in Philippines
  36. Mid-1996-October 2001: Ariana Airlines Becomes Transport Arm of Al-Qaeda and Taliban
  37. 1996-1997 and After: Bin Laden’s Brother-in-Law Khalifa Said to Fund Al-Qaeda Linked Group in Yemen
  38. (1995-1996): Hijacker Associate Bin Al-Shibh Fights in Bosnia
  39. Between 1996 and August 1998: FBI Squad Threatens to Build Antenna Because NSA Won’t Share Monitoring of Bin Laden’s Phone Calls
  40. 1996: Saudi Government Refuses to Help CIA Capture High-Ranking Hezbollah Figure
  41. Late 1996: Bin Laden Becomes Active in Opium Trade
  42. 1996 and After: Al-Qaeda Revives Bosnia Connections through Saudi Government Charity; US Fails to Shut Charity Down
  43. 1996: Attempted Supression of Bin Laden WMD Report Leads to Division between CIA’s Bin Laden Unit and CIA Leaders
  44. 1996 and After: Many Yemeni Government Officials Allegedly Assist Al-Qaeda and Other Militant Groups
  45. Autumn 1997: Al-Qaeda Still Not Recognized as Terrorist Organization by State Department
  46. 1997-Early 1999: Islamist Militants Increase Power in Chechnya, Leading to Chaos and In-Fighting
  47. 1997 and 1999: FBI and Canadian Intelligence Investigate Member of Boston Al-Qaeda Cell
  48. (1997-1999): Hamburg Cell Members Work at Local Computer Company
  49. 1995 and After: Spanish Intelligence Begins Monitoring Al-Qaeda Cell Later Linked to 9/11 Hamburg Cell
  50. 1997: Possible Unmanned Aerial Attacks Raise Concerns at FBI, CIA