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this post was submitted on 13 Aug 2023
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Don't forget the Brabant Killers, the ultra-violent but suspiciously professional gang that did low paying but bloody robberies, were likely special forces or elite cops, may have been a disguised right-wing hit squad, had lots of links to Gladio groups funded by the CIA, and one of the main suspects was the best friend and accomplice of the guy who was the head flight instructor at the Florida aviation school that trained the 9/11 hijackers, whose father was also likely CIA.
Yeah that's why it was fresh in my memory, but I managed to find the original newspaper long read from years ago and posted it above if you're interested.
What's you source for that? Would love to learn more.
A Florida newspaper did a really good long read but it's behind a pay wall now apparently, so I found this copy of it posted on a forum for you. While there's some detail missing from more in depth articles and books on the Brabant Killers, it's a really good overview of Jean Francois Buslik's life, decent on his and police links to right-wing terror groups, and at least references his father's work for the CIA and other possible intelligence connections talked about more elsewhere.
The aviation school where he was head flight instructor was called Kemper Aviation and is well known and sourced as one of the ones used by thr 9/11 highjackers to train. For example, here's a reference to it right at the start of a Newsweek article.
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