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b6 LOTFI RAISSI bic b7D support for the "homeland"_and wanted the U.S. and their allies out of the "homeland." he was a powerful individual_and made those bo statements as if he had power and —— control. [was vocal in his opposition to U.S. troops being in Saudi Arabia. (accordingly |] could have known that some sort of violent_act was planned against the United States. Furthermore,[______—sjat titude toward the U.S. could serve as his motive for providing material support to Hani Hanjour.) was positioned tol. siz to Hanjour. pilot log book; however, had a page removed and was therefore missing entries covering the period of March 2000 through June 26, 2001. Sawyer records revealed{ [the AST-300 simulator on 06/23- 25/2001. Tevious Use O he simulator_was entered inl pilot log book. It is theorized that [__] when confronted of the prospect of law enforcement authorities discovering entries inf pilot log book documenting the training of Hanjour, . tore out the associated log book page. a pilot who was introduced to Hanjour and had rovided flight instruction stated that were struggling with instrumentation; would have been the most qualified to provide Hanjour training. It is also theorized that Hanjour only took the flying lessons because he was directed to, not because it was his ambition to become a pilot. Hanjour had tremendous difficulties progressing in his training and had started over on at least one occasion. Therefore, he needed the additional simulator training to develop the skills to perform_his mission that is, flying the plane into the Pentagon. (seep sd comments above.) To add, could have , to Hanjour. And, when confronted of the rospect oO aw enforcement authorities discovering entries in ilot's log book documenting the training of Hanjour, the associated log book pages. [C™~—. _ Jindicted iin Phoenix, Arizona for false statements, conspiracy, false oath in asylum application, false visa application and false affidavit. CT [on September 21, 2001 and incarcerated pending extradition proceedings. Two extradition requests were forwarded to the British authorities. The first request was based on October 2001 indictment on two counts of false statements to the lnded[ ea Administration (FAA). The second request included November 2001 indictment on 21