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Complete 911 Timeline

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  1. 1995 and After: Britain’s Attempts to Deport Radical Saudi Fail
  2. 1995-November 2001: US Lobbies India Over Enron Power Plant
  3. 1995: US Army Explosives Supposedly Handed to Future Embassy Bombers
  4. 1995-1996: Reports: FBI Watches Hamas Supporters But Make No Arrests
  5. 1995: French Set Up Bin Laden Unit
  6. 1995: Condoleezza Rice and Future 9/11 Commission Executive Director Zelikow Co-author Book on European Politics
  7. (1995-2001): Training Exercises Conducted Are Based around Aircraft Hijackings
  8. 1995-2001: Persian Gulf Elite Go Hunting with Bin Laden and Mullah Omar in Afghanistan
  9. October 1995: CIA Learns KSM’s Exact Location in Qatar but No Action Is Taken
  10. 1995: KSM Visits Bin Laden in Sudan
  11. 1996: Atta Appears to Participate in Petty Fraud
  12. 1996-2001: Moussaoui Recuits Muslims to Fight in Kosovo and Chechnya
  13. 1995-1998: Alleged Ties Between Al-Qadi Charity and Terrorist Groups Are Uncovered; No Action Taken
  14. 1995 or Before: Islamist Extremists Obtain CIA Guide to their Passports
  15. Summer 1995: CIA Designs Program to Abduct Islamist Militants and Send them to Egypt
  16. 1995-1998: FBI Prohibits Probe of Suspected Terrorism Finance Network
  17. 1995-1998: Darkazanli Receives Large Sums From Saudi Intelligence Front Company
  18. February 1995-1996: Bojinka Plotter Says 10 Suicide Bombers Training in US; Not Much Follow Up Investigation
  19. (1995): FAA Runs Hijacking Exercise; NORAD Participates
  20. 1996: Radical Imam Abu Hamza Obtains Foothold in Small British Mosque
  21. 1996: Radical London Imam Bakri Establishes Organization Later Linked to Terror Attacks
  22. Early 1996: Future 9/11 Hijackers Begin Attending Mosque Monitored by German Authorities
  23. 1996-2000: Bin Laden Visits Friendly Government Officials in Qatar
  24. January 1996: CIA Report Exposes Militant Charity Fronts in Bosnia; Ties to Saudi Arabia and Other Governments Discovered
  25. 1996: Saudi Regime Goes to ‘Dark Side’
  26. 1996: FBI Fumbles Flight School Investigation; Murad and Eleven Other Al-Qaeda Pilots Trained in US
  27. 1996-Early 1997: Probe of Suspicious Company with Saudi Ties Is Stalled
  28. 1996-December 2000: Majority of 9/11 Hijackers Attempt to Fight in Chechnya
  29. November 1996-Late August 1998: US Tracks Bin Laden’s Satellite Phone Calls
  30. 1996: British Intelligence and Al-Qaeda Allegedly Cooperate in Plot to Assassinate Libyan Leader
  31. Early 1990s: US Intelligence Monitoring Bin Laden in Sudan
  32. 1996: Mossad Supposedly Plans to Kill Bin Laden
  33. 1996-Early 1997: Moussaoui Fights with Militants in Chechnya
  34. 1996: Al-Qaeda Supposedly Loses Trust in Ali Mohamed
  35. 1996: Mayor Giuliani Creates Office of Emergency Management
  36. Mid-1996: Bin Laden Withdraws Support from Algerian GIA, Claims It Has Been Penetrated by Spies
  37. 1996-August 2000: Ahmed Alghamdi and Other Hijackers Reportedly Connected to US Military Base
  38. 1996-1997: Ptech Begins to Get US Government Contracts
  39. 1996: Al-Qaeda Linked Financier Reportedly Gives Money to Bosnian Muslim President Izetbegovic
  40. January-May 1996: US Fails to Capture KSM Living Openly in Qatar
  41. 1996: Spanish Intelligence Links Al-Qaeda Leader to Hamburg Cell
  42. 1996: US Intelligence Learns that KSM and Bin Laden Have Traveled Together
  43. 1996: Germans Begin Investigating Hamburg Cell Member after Tip from Turkey
  44. 1996: Vulgar Betrayal Investigation Launched
  45. 1995-February 2001: Monitored Al-Qaeda Leader and British Al-Qaeda Informant Raise Money for Chechen Rebels
  46. 1997: Alshehhi Visits Philippines
  47. 1997: Top Islamist Militant Relocates to London, Links up with Informer for British Authorities
  48. Late 1996-August 1998: US Listens In as Bin Laden Speaks to Planners of Embassy Bombings in Kenya
  49. 1997-2002: ’Blind Sheikh’ Continues to Head Global Jihad Movement from Inside Maximum Security Prison
  50. 1997-2001: CIA Counterterrorist Center Does Not Spend All Funds Allocated, Despite Complaining about Resource Shortages