Two seperate, but equally important meetings that took place, regarding the preparations for 9/11, just might have more in common than we think. One is a "three-day secret terror conference" which was "monitored by the Malaysian secret police at the CIA's request". The other is a series of meetings in Pakistan between August 28-30, 2001, which were attended by Sen. Bob Graham (D), Rep. Porter Goss (Now CIA head) and Senator John Kyl (R).
Goss, Graham, and Kyl were meeting with then-ISI Director Lt. Gen. Mahmood Ahmed in Washington at the time of the 9/11 attacks. 
The FBI confirmed that Mahmood Ahmed ordered Saeed Sheikh to wired $100,000 to 9/11 hijacker Mohamed Atta.
So what do these two meetings have in common?
It has been suggested that Khalid Shaikh Mohammed, the Malaysia terror meeting chair, has connections to Pakistani gangsters and ties to the ISI.
There are still plenty of questions remaining as to whether Khalid Shaikh Mohammed was captured, (as claimed by the US), killed, or still running around. There is reason to believe that he is holed up in Pakistan, protected by the ISI, maybe to resurface soon as the head of a subsidiary of a prominent business consortium like Mahmood Ahmed.
It would appear that Meeting One was where the initial plans were born, while Meeting Two was where a second set of plans were drawn up to piggy-back an operation on top of the plans from Meeting One.
There will be much more to come on this topic.
(To be continued...)
by valis