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…FEDERAL SUPPLEMENT, 2d SERIES lege that over two hundred defendants directly or indirectly provided material support to Osama bin Laden and the al Qaeda terrorists. Generally, these defendants fall into one of several categories: al Qaeda and its members and associates; state spo...

…ladin Group (““SBG”) as a Defendant. The Burnett complaint also names Tariq Binladin, Omar Binladin, and Bakr Binladin, Osama’s half-brothers, as Defendants. In both actions, these Defen- dants move to dismiss the complaint or for a more definite statement. Based in Jeddah, Saud...

…218. Plaintiffs also claim that Mr. Batterjee’s name is on a BIF list of wealthy Saudi Arabian sponsors of al Qaeda and Osama bin Laden. Jd. 1219. Plaintiffs also claim that Defendant charity WAMY and BIF are closely con- nected and that Mr. Batterjee was the Secretary General o...

…MI entities were similarly intertwined with al Qaeda’s leadership and other members of al Qaeda’s inner support circle. Osama bin Laden was himself a shareholder in Tadamon, and Tadamon’s other shareholders included al Qaeda material sponsors FIBS, Saleh Kamel, Al Baraka Investme...

… “Prince Turki Decl.”). He was active in Saudi Arabia’s efforts to combat terrorism gen- erally and the threat posed by Osama bin Laden and al Qaeda specifically, and served on a joint information-sharing com- mittee with the United States beginning in 1997. fd. 196, 10. He state...

…et occupation of Afghanistan, which served as a rallying point for *25 Islamic extremists in the Middle East.’ In 1980, Osama bin Laden traveled to Afghanistan to participate i the jihad, and gained prominence for his role in establishing the financial and logistical infrastructu...

…ich it operates an interna- tional banking business. Ashton Com- plaint 1563; Burnett Complaint 1 88. Plaintiffs claim Osama bin Laden and al Qaeda used NCB as “a financial arm, oper- ating as a financial conduit for [their] oper- ations.” Ashton Complaint 1564; Burnett Complain...

In re: TERRORIST ATTACKS ON SEPTEMBER 11, 2001., 2012 WL 257568 (2012) the recipients of their support advanced al-Qaeda’s activities -- despite plaintiffs’ detailed pleading of defendants’ extensive dealings with al-Qaeda and its network of supporting entities. The Court also g...

…Zawahiri, an Egyptian surgeon, has come into his inheritance—A1] Qaeda—at a time when the organization is at its nadir. Osama bin Laden, its charismatic founder, is dead, and after some internal debate his No. 2 man, Zawahiri, has taken control. For nearly a decade, bin Laden pus...

…r Prince Turki knew the charities they supported were fronts for al Qaeda. Alternatively, Plaintiffs argue that, since Osama bin Laden and al Qaeda made no effort to hide their hatred for the United States, Prince Sultan and Prince Turki had to have been aware that the United St...

In re: TERRORIST ATTACKS ON SEPTEMBER 11, 2001., 2012 WL 257568 (2012) remaining defendants, who allegedly held more junior positions in foreign governments, was unclear. Struggling to interpret the precise meaning of Terrorist Attacks III's personal jurisdiction holding, plaint...

…, we have our religious fanatics, and they have theirs. In September 2007, on the eve of the sixth anniversary of 9/11, Osama bin Laden warned the American people that they should reject their capitalist way of life and embrace Islam to end the Iraq war, or else his followers wou...

…aeda allegedly had an account there. Ashton Complaint 1165, 66, 255, 274; see also Ashton Opp. to Prince Mohamed’s 35. Osama bin Laden allegedly capitalized Al Shamal Islamic Bank with $50 million. Bur- nett Complaint 170. Several al Qaeda opera- 349 FEDERAL SUPPLEMENT, 2d SERI...

…C (summarizing allegations against Prince Sultan in consolidated complaints). Prince Sultan is alleged to have met with Osama bin Laden after Iraq invaded Ku- wait in the summer of 1990. Ashton Com- plaint 1253; Burnett Complaint 1340. At that meeting, which Prince Turki also at-...

780 lege that over two hundred defendants directly or indirectly provided material support to Osama bin Laden and the al Qaeda terrorists. Generally, these defen- dants fall into one of several categories: al Qaeda and its members and associates; state sponsors of terrorism; and...