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Stolen Silence



In 1981 a man reported two Saudi Wahhabi Engineering Student's at (Fresno State University) to the F.B.I . They openly talked about their plans to detonate an Atomic Bomb in Los Angeles, the FBI just laughed and did nothing. There were 20 witnesses to the threat, they all laughed too.

In 1986 he reported a Pakistani Muslim an accountant Mohamed Ali to the Fresno F.B.I, Ali had threatened to detonate a truck bomb outside the Building on Mariposa street. There were 5 witnesses to the threat, so the F.B.I simply sent an Israeli Arms Dealer around to the Pakistani’s home address with a catalog weapons and bombs Mr Ali could buy. The Pakistani attacked the man who had reported him to the F.B.I.

In 1999 and 2000, Saudi Wahhabi's were reported to the F.B.I for learning to fly commercial passenger planes and refusing to learn how to land passenger planes the F.B.I laughed and did nothing.
These same Saudi Wahhabi nationals were responsible for the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001.

In April 2001, a man checked out a book on Afghanistan at a public library in Toledo, Oregon,
so the F.B.I assigned a team of 20 agents to watch this man 24/7.

On the morning of 9/11, Before the twin Towers had fallen, the same man was recorded telling undercover F.B.I agents.

“The 9/11 hijackings and World Trade Center terrorist attacks were planned and executed by Saudi Arabian Wahhabi nationals, there would be three or four non-Saudi Muslims involved but NO Afghans were involved in this terrorist attack”.

He knew that they were undercover F.B.I agents and that they were recording the conversation, he simply gfelt sorry for them, they were clueless and he was just trying to help.

He knew what the F.B.I didn't know at the time, so, the White House/D.O.J/F.B.I declared war on this man and assigned an entire Task Force of 500+ Special Agents to get to the truth, as President G. W. Bush flew 143 members of Osama Bin Ladens family back to Saudi Arabia. The White House refused to let F.B.I Special Agents talk to these members of Osama Bin Ladens family. and they F.B.I assigned one Special Agent to investigate all Saudi citizens and residents living in the USA. This man was on the menu, and expendable, they could torture and murder him, falsify evidence and documents, to create a narrative to suit the Bush Administrations agenda.

Eighteen months before 9/11 this man had been put on a heart transplant list and given less than two years to live. He had also been under constant F.B.I surveillance for 6 months before 9/11. So, how did he know who the terrorists were? Is he guilty? Is he an Al Qaeda? terrorist, one of the 9/11 plotters?

Or is he something else, something that logic cannot explain, Does he belong in the mythical F.B.I's x-files. and why did he start pissing large amounts of blood all over the place, like an garden hose out of control.... as 2977 people were dying at the World Trade Center in New York?

More importantly is the F.B.I nothing more than a "Ship Of Fools, lost at sea in a barbed wire canoe", they cannot find their enemy's hiding in plain site, so they attack their friends.. This man in a 24 hour period went from being on a heart transplant list, to one of the most feared men in the United States, if not the entire western world. Please remember this is NON-FICTION strange what should the U.S. do with this man, kidnap and torture him ro get to the truth, or kill him.

369 pages, Paperback

Published July 1, 2022

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9 reviews
July 30, 2024
'Stolen Silence' is a deeply disturbing book. I couldn't put it down.
It reads as though written on the move, in a hurry, perhaps whilst dodging surveillance.
The typos and loose grammar - once you get absorbed in the story - matter less and less. In fact, in the end, you conclude the author left them in intentionally. It is his style. Disjointed, acerbic, slightly paranoid.
And yet ...
And yet these events actually befell the author - if he is to be believed (and by the end of the book I must say he makes a convincing argument) - who is no Ted Kaszinsky, holed-up in some wilderness shack. Instead he is living in plain sight of his 3-letter agency tormentors, plainly a curious chap who checked-out the wrong library book at the wrong time and made it onto some enforcement database that will just not let him off the hook, or admit it made a mistake.
An accomplished Aussie combat photographer with a traumatic past and a dicky heart, London F. Buss has seen a lot of this world and is not easily intimidated. He writes in the manner of a more experienced and authentic Bulkowski, or Kerouac ... he's not only travelled on the road, but had the road roll over him. He pulls no punches and doesn't even attempt to make himself seem likable, though by the end of the book I found myself rooting for this outsiders' outsider, hoping he'd beat the security apparatus ranged against him.
I'll leave it to you to decide for yourself - to sympathize with the author, or to condemn him. But after finishing his book you will have chosen a side, and no longer be able to sit on the fence.

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July 6, 2024
Buss, could be the next Hunter S Thompson.. A gutwrenching non fiction story that really happened..
If you trust the government, especially the FBI, then think again..
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