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“was understandably suspicious given the threats against Talatabi's life. But his suspicions waned when he saw a postman's truck in uniform. The postman said only Allah Akbar Talatabi could sign for his certified mail. He was holding several…”

“He was holding several thick envelopes. When Talatabi came to the door, the postman did not offer him a clipboard. Instead, he looked at him straight in the eye and pressed the trigger three times at point-blank range. The seconds played ou…”

“Dawad returned to Nahidian's Islamic house to change clothes and begin his exile from his own country. He flew under a phony name and passport, first to Montreal, then to Geneva, and finally to Tehran. The inability of authorities to stop D…”

“Dawad returned to Nahidian's Islamic house to change clothes and begin his exile from his own country. He flew under a phony name and passport, first to Montreal, then to Geneva, and finally to Tehran. The inability of authorities to stop D…”

“And it talks about this one particular guy by the name of David Theodore Belfield, B-E-L-F-I-E-L-D. He was originally from North Carolina. He was black. He attended, he eventually attends, he went to New York and then he goes to Howard Univ…”

“Dawad returned to Nahidian's Islamic house to change clothes and begin his exile from his own country. He flew under a phony name and passport, first to Montreal, then to Geneva, and finally to Tehran. The inability of authorities to stop D…”

“His introduction into the shooting war came very gradually. His first assignment was to firebomb a pro-Shah newspaper office in Washington, D.C. In early June, Salahuddin was a hardened soldier of Islam. To Salahuddin, a fatwa was the highe…”

“Northern Virginia, which is just crazy. So Nahidian arranged for a job for Dawud at the Iranian interest section in the Algerian embassy. So this David Belfield, who turns into Dawud, begin working undercover.…”

“On his visits to Washington, Syed Ramadan began using Dawad as his personal assistant and secretary. Dawad kept up communications with him as Ramadan traveled the world. Dawad began to see Ramadan as his mentor. One day in early 1979, a cal…”

“That's going to be his new Islamic name. S-A-L-A-H-U-D-D-I-N. And so Dawood Salahuddin, that's a crazy name, is going to get radicalized. And he basically becomes a mentoree of a guy by the name of Hamas.…”

“Northern Virginia, which is just crazy. So Nahidian arranged for a job for Dawud at the Iranian interest section in the Algerian embassy. So this David Belfield, who turns into Dawud, begin working undercover.…”

“On November 4th, the same day of the Iranian revolution where the quote-unquote students took over the U.S. embassy in Iran, this guy, Dawood, climbs up on the Statue of Liberty and unwraps a banner from the crown of the Statue of Liberty. …”

“But the guy who had first refused him entry now told him that any and all of his needs would be taken care of. Dawud would not learn until much later that he, the guy that met him, was a CIA agent. Dawud also did not know that he was not su…”

“Using bank robberies to pay for missions like this, again, is another thing that the CIA did with their agents. And that's actually Operation Gladio. That was done a lot over in Europe as well. Dawad returned to Nahidian's Islamic house to …”

“blacks to be Muslims in order to radicalize them and put them in terror cells inside the United States and to be deployed outside the United States. And there's zero coordination to reaffirm their commitment to Islam in the United States by…”