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'''Mohamed Al-Amir Atta''' <font size=1>(b. ca. 1936)</font> is a [[Muslim Brotherhood]] fanatic.<ref>Stephen E. Atkins, 9/11: The Essential Reference Guide,' ABC-CLIO, 2021,  [https://books.google.com/books?id=3hgoEAAAQBAJ&pg=PA16p. 16].

'''Mohamed Al-Amir Atta''' <font size=1>(b. ca. 1936)</font> is a [[Muslim Brotherhood]] fanatic.<ref>Stephen E. Atkins, 9/11: The Essential Reference Guide,' ABC-CLIO, 2021,  [https://books.google.com/books?id=3hgoEAAAQBAJ&pg=PA16p. 16].

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Atta, Mohamed el- Amir Awad el- Sayed (1968–2001) Mohamed el- Amir Awad el- Sayed Atta was the commander of the Al Qaeda team that hijacked ... His father was a middle- class lawyer with ties to the fundamentalist Muslim Brotherhood.</blockquote></ref> The father of [[911]] ringleader ''Mohamed Atta''.

Atta, Mohamed el- Amir Awad el- Sayed (1968–2001) Mohamed el- Amir Awad el- Sayed Atta was the commander of the Al Qaeda team that hijacked ... His father was a middle- class lawyer with ties to the fundamentalist Muslim Brotherhood.</blockquote></ref><ref>Fouda, Yosri., Fawdah, Yusrī., Fielding, Nick. Masterminds of Terror: The Truth Behind the Most Devastating Terrorist Attack the World Has Ever Seen. United States: Arcade Pub., 2003. 77.<blockquote>

thirteen when gunmen from the Islamic Jihad Organisation5 assassinated the 'traitor' Sadat during a military review.</blockquote></ref> The father of [[911]] ringleader ''Mohamed Atta''.

CNN's crew refused to pay for the interview and left after el-Amir's request.

CNN's crew refused to pay for the interview and left after el-Amir's request.

It is CNN policy not to pay people for interviews...</blockquote></ref>

It is CNN policy not to pay people for interviews...</blockquote></ref>*[https://www.upi.com/Top_News/2005/07/20/911-hijackers-father-praises-bombers/56891121860094/ 9/11 hijacker's father praises bombers], ''UPI,'' July 20, 2005.

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