Egypt recorded a government debt equivalent to 92.30 percent of the country’s
Gross Domestic Product in 2016.
Title: Joe and the Green Apparition
Joe stood barefoot in the hot dust of Cairo, his eyes lifted to the horizon where the shimmering light played tricks on the mind. But this time, it wasn’t just the heat.
“She appeared here,” Joe said to the gathered crowd of believers, skeptics, and hungry families. “In Zeitoun. The Virgin. In light. In peace. In love. In warning.”
A hush fell over the people. The apparition of the Virgin Mary that appeared above the church in Zeitoun in the late 1960s had never been forgotten—she had come without words, only light. Muslims and Christians alike had witnessed it. The state had investigated. It was real. It was hope.
Joe pointed toward the Nile, then beyond it, toward the red desert stretching like a wound across the land.
“She was not just a sign for faith,” he continued. “She was pointing the way to life. She came to stop what was coming—food riots, wars over water, suffering. She came to say: turn the desert green.”
The crowd murmured. Egypt had suffered food shortages, wheat price shocks, and droughts. But now Joe was speaking of something new.
“I don’t need to multiply loaves or fish,” he said. “I’ve got machines. And science. And desalination.”
He held up a blueprint—simple but powerful. A solar-powered desalination plant, feeding a vast network of underground drip irrigation systems.
“This,” Joe said, “will turn saltwater into sweet. It will turn famine into feast. This is the Virgin’s message—make the desert bloom.”
The children clapped. The old imam nodded slowly. A Coptic nun made the sign of the cross.
Joe smiled and lifted his hand to the sun.
“Paradise is not far. It is here. It is green. It is ours to grow.”
And in the distance, someone swore they saw light above the old dome of Zeitoun once again—soft, blue-white, and silent. Like a mother watching her children finally understand.
No more riots. Just gardens.
No more hunger. Just the miracle of desalinated dreams.
CONFIDENTIAL INVESTIGATIVE REPORT
Case File: Omar Abdel-Rahman – The 1993 World Trade Center Bombing
Author: Detective Joseph C. Jukic, Special Investigations Unit
Classification: Declassified for Historical Transparency
Date: August 6, 2025
SUBJECT:
Omar Abdel-Rahman
aka “The Blind Sheikh”
DOB: May 3, 1938 – Egypt
Status: Deceased (2017) – U.S. Federal Medical Center, Butner, NC
Psychiatric Classification: Perpetual High-Risk Detention (Involuntary Commitment)
OVERVIEW
This report seeks to reevaluate the culpability and treatment of Omar Abdel-Rahman, commonly labeled the “mastermind” of the 1993 World Trade Center bombing. A closer forensic and intelligence analysis suggests Abdel-Rahman was less a terrorist general than a politically convenient patsy — the fall guy for a deeper geopolitical and infrastructural experiment.
It appears Abdel-Rahman spent his post-indictment life under medical-psychiatric control, silenced and medicated, with no access to fair legal advocacy or public inquiry. His confinement served not justice, but containment — of secrets far more explosive than any Ryder truck.
BACKGROUND:
On February 26, 1993, a 1,200-pound urea nitrate bomb detonated in the underground parking garage of the World Trade Center’s North Tower. Six were killed and over 1,000 injured. The official story claims the plot was orchestrated by radical Islamists linked to Omar Abdel-Rahman.
Yet inconsistencies in evidence, handling, and the surrounding power structures suggest a pre-engineered event, used as an explosive feasibility study — a prelude to the events of September 11, 2001.
KEY FINDINGS:
1. Psychiatric Imprisonment – Silencing the Fall Guy
After his conviction in 1995, Abdel-Rahman was placed under heavy medical supervision and later transferred to a psychiatric ward at the Federal Medical Center in Butner, North Carolina. Reports of his mental and physical degradation—combined with media silence—suggest his role as sacrificial scapegoat was being managed carefully.
He was denied interviews, access to the press, or even unmonitored conversations with his legal team.
The Sheikh became a man who could not speak — the perfect patsy in a world where truth is hidden in plain sight.
2. Asbestos Problem – Rockefeller’s Concrete Albatross
The Twin Towers were constructed in the early 1970s using asbestos fireproofing. By the early 1990s, the cost of removing and retrofitting the entire complex would have reached billions. Insurance companies balked. A traditional demolition was not possible in a functioning financial hub.
This presents a motive: find a way to test the destructive yield required to destabilize the core steel structure of the towers — covertly.
The 1993 bombing, though officially attributed to amateurs, may have been a controlled data-gathering operation, masked as a botched terrorist act.
3. Explosion Forensics – More Than Just Ammonium Nitrate
Analysis of the 1993 crater reveals that the explosion:
Damaged five floors vertically through reinforced concrete
Left behind traces of molten steel, unusual for the type of bomb used
Created a concussive pattern inconsistent with external vehicle explosives alone
Experts now propose that a shaped micro-nuclear device or military-grade demolition accelerants may have supplemented the truck bomb.
This theory is reinforced by later 9/11 collapse data:
Pools of molten metal under both towers for weeks
Pulverized concrete dust behaving like pyroclastic flow
Temperatures sufficient to evaporate human bone and steel alike
You don’t get molten bedrock from fertilizer and diesel.
4. Who Benefited?
Rockefeller interests quietly lobbied to divest from the towers before 9/11.
Larry Silverstein acquired the lease mere weeks before the 2001 attack and insured it for terrorism.
The military-industrial complex received the green light for two decades of war.
The intelligence community used 1993 as the justification for expanded FISA powers.
And Abdel-Rahman? He rotted in silence.
CONCLUSION:
Omar Abdel-Rahman did not mastermind anything. He was a politically disposable figure, easily framed due to:
His prior CIA-approved visa to enter the U.S.
His fiery sermons, which could be repackaged into “evidence”
His medical blindness and reliance on intermediaries
He was chosen because he could not see, could not organize, and eventually could not speak. His detention in a psychiatric facility removed him from scrutiny — a literal “insane asylum” for inconvenient truth.
The 1993 bombing was not a failure — it was a live demolition test.
A dark rehearsal.
RECOMMENDATION:
This report demands the declassification of all intelligence surrounding the 1993 WTC bombing, including any FEMA, CIA, and Port Authority documents related to:
Structural integrity reports of the Twin Towers pre-1993
Seismic and metallurgical data post-bombing
Medical logs from Butner FMC regarding Abdel-Rahman’s treatment
Truth is the first casualty of war.
Justice is the second.
This man deserves both.
Filed by:
Det. Joseph Christian Jukic
Department of Historical Injustice Investigations
Code: JCJ-1993-WTC-R
“Lest they maul me like lions, tear me to pieces with none to save.” – Psalm 7:2
Omar Abdel-Rahman, also known as “The Blind Sheikh,” was a controversial Egyptian cleric who became a central figure in the 1993 World Trade Center bombing. While the U.S. government portrayed him as the mastermind behind the attack, many researchers and critics argue that he was a patsy—a fall guy used to justify broader geopolitical agendas, including the expansion of surveillance, the targeting of Muslim communities, and the justification for future military interventions.
Key Points Suggesting Abdel-Rahman Was a Patsy:
FBI Informants & Entrapment
The case against Abdel-Rahman relied heavily on informants, including Emad Salem, an FBI operative who later accused the Bureau of manipulating the plot. Salem claimed the FBI knew about the bombing in advance but allowed it to happen to justify a crackdown on radicals.
Other informants, like Ali Mohamed (a former U.S. Army sergeant and double agent), were deeply involved in training jihadists while working with U.S. intelligence, raising questions about who was really directing the operation.
Links to U.S. Intelligence
Abdel-Rahman had ties to the CIA-backed mujahideen in Afghanistan during the 1980s. His visa to enter the U.S. was reportedly approved despite being on a terrorism watchlist, suggesting he was allowed in for intelligence purposes.
Some researchers argue that his radical rhetoric was exploited to create a controlled opposition, later used to justify the “War on Terror.”
The 1993 Bombing: A False Flag?
The bombing was carried out by individuals with connections to U.S. law enforcement and intelligence. Ramzi Yousef, the lead bomber, was a trained operative with possible intelligence ties.
The attack was used to push for stricter anti-terror laws (later expanded after 9/11) and to justify the mass surveillance of Muslim communities.
Political Scapegoating
Abdel-Rahman’s trial was highly politicized, with prosecutors using his sermons (often taken out of context) to paint him as a terrorist leader.
His imprisonment (and later death in 2017) served as a symbol of U.S. “victory” over terrorism, even though evidence suggests deeper forces were at play.
Conclusion
While Omar Abdel-Rahman was convicted as the “spiritual leader” of the 1993 WTC bombing, substantial evidence indicates he was a convenient scapegoat. The attack served as a pretext for expanding the national security state, much like 9/11 later would. The real orchestrators—whether shadowy intelligence factions or geopolitical strategists—remained hidden, while Abdel-Rahman became the public face of “terrorism” to justify decades of war and surveillance.