Well, hello again. Welcome to another episode of the Grasinole on this September 24, 2004.

With us today for the first hour, as somebody who you've heard before, actually twice before,

it's Dr. Michael Elliott out of Ontario, Canada.

And Michael, how are you today?

Very well. Glad to be back with you, Biz. All right, now we have billed this show as the 20 may be hijackers.

The strange story, the 20 may be hijackers.

It's a great story, and the story is not over because it's the 20 hijackers, not the 19.

That's right.

And we got one of them left that just didn't quite get tidied up, if you like.

And that's the famous 20th hijacker who's on trial for his life in Alexandria, Virginia.

But we've had fun in the last year or so, starting to walk through this legend of Alibaba and the 20 hijackers.

And when you start scratching the surface, it just falls apart so quickly.

And it started scratching, it started falling apart, literally within five days of 9-11,

the head of the Foreign Service for Saudi Arabia delivered official process to protest to Bush,

saying that five of the alleged hijackers were in fact alive and well and living in Saudi Arabia.

And over the next sort of two or three weeks, it turned out that seven of the hijackers

matching the faces or matching the birth dates never were even in the United States on

9-11.

And this all sort of has been totally reported in the European press

and totally blacked out of North America.

The 27th of September in 2001,

the FBI released their official list with the seven guys who are still alive, still on it.

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