Rudi Dekkers: Flight trainer of alleged 9/11 terrorists faces federal drug charges.

Rudi Dekkers: Flight trainer of alleged 9/11 terrorists faces federal drug charges.

For years, Rudi Dekkers blamed his life's steep, downward spiral on two men who walked into his Florida flight school in the summer of 2000.

In the tense days after the 9/11 attacks, Dekkers said he was demonized for providing flight training to Mohamed Atta and Marwan al-Shehhi, the hijackers who flew planes into the World Trade Center. Dekkers protested his innocence widely - saying he had no idea the two were terrorists - and even penned a book titled "Guilty by Association."

Now, Dekkers, 56, is locked up in a federal prison in Houston, charged in a criminal complaint with conspiracy to posses with the intent to distribute coc aine and heroin. The complaint against Dekkers alleges he admitted to an undercover Homeland Security Investigations agent that he ferried drugs and cash in private aircraft in exchange for payment.

Now for a brief history on Mr. Dekkers.

In this interview, Mr. Dekkers says that he doubts that Mohammed Atta could have piloted the planes used on 9/11.

At 19:22 in this interview, Rudi Dekkers can be heard telling Erskine that the voice of the pilot on the voice recorder did not belong to Mohammed Atta (search for "Rudi" on the links page).

And finally, here we see that Rudi Dekkers allegedly had ties to the CIA all along...

So whats really going on?

"As investigative journalist Barry Hopsicker (->madcowprod.com) found out in late 2001, the official hijacker flight school, owned by Rudi Dekkers, had ties to the CIA: "The CIA's links to Dekkers surfaced when an unknown company called Britannia Aviation was mysteriously awarded a five-year contract to run a large regional maintenance facility at the Lynchburg Virginia Regional Airport. At the time of the award virtually nothing was known about Britannia except that the company worked out of a hangar at Rudi Dekkers Huffman Aviation at the Venice, Florida airport. But when Britannia was chosen over a respected and successful Lynchburg company boasting a multi-million dollar balance sheet and more than 40 employees, aviation executives there began voicing concerns to reporters at the local newspaper... " Later it was discovered that Britannia Aviation is a company with virtually no assets, employees, or corporate history. Moreover, the company did not even possess the necessary FAA license to perform the aircraft maintenance services for which it had just been contracted by the city of Lynchburg."

-quote from OP source


The CIA has been called by some the largest drug smuggling organization in the world. So here we have what appears to be a CIA front company "working out of a hanger" at Dekker's place. And HE gets busted for drug running.

And coincidentally, the masterminds of 9-11 placed the "pilots" here for training.


It seems that an "aircraft maintenance service" would be the front to go for a group tasked with offloading contraband.

reply to post by gladtobehere



In this recent interview ( Sept 2012 ), Mr Dekkers doesn't appear to have any doubts as to who flew into the Towers :-

www.ctvnews.ca...

reply to post by Alfie1

He actually reiterates many of the same things that hes said before but unlike before, hes not really casting any doubt.

Wouldnt be the first time someone has changed their story in regards to 9/11.