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Amr I. "Tony" Elgindy, a 34-year-old, Egyptian-born financial analyst, "may have had prior knowledge of the September 11th attacks" derived from "confidential FBI information," reported the June 5th Boston Globe. "He is accused of bribing an FBI agent to give him secrets from federal criminal databases and then using the information to make money in the stock market." If true, this means that Elgindy managed to connect the very dots that our national security watchdogs at the FBI failed to connect.
Elgindy insists that the accusations were made because "of my birthplace, my name, [and] the color of my skin." He maintains that his decision to sell short on United and American Airlines stocks -- devastated ...