Saudis get scholarships to study aviation in U.S.
Program arose from agreement in April by President Bush and Prince Abdullah
Posted: June 20, 20065:00 p.m. Eastern
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Less than five years after 15 Saudis hijacked airliners to hit American targets, citizens of the desert kingdom are being offered scholarships to study aviation in the U.S.
According to the Saudi publication Arab News, majors related to the airline transport industry are eligible, including communications, electrical and computer engineering, computer science, systems analysis, air traffic control and flight safety.
Some of the 9-11 hijackers are known to have been trained at aviation schools in the U.S.
The new program arose from an agreement in April by President Bush and then-Crown Prince Abdullah aimed at improving relations between the two nations... ARTICLE
Did I just imagine 9/11? was it a bad dream perhaps? Are we not going to GET A CLUE?!
Posted: June 20, 20065:00 p.m. Eastern
© 2006 WorldNetDaily.com
WORLDNETDAILY
Less than five years after 15 Saudis hijacked airliners to hit American targets, citizens of the desert kingdom are being offered scholarships to study aviation in the U.S.
According to the Saudi publication Arab News, majors related to the airline transport industry are eligible, including communications, electrical and computer engineering, computer science, systems analysis, air traffic control and flight safety.
Some of the 9-11 hijackers are known to have been trained at aviation schools in the U.S.
The new program arose from an agreement in April by President Bush and then-Crown Prince Abdullah aimed at improving relations between the two nations... ARTICLE
Did I just imagine 9/11? was it a bad dream perhaps? Are we not going to GET A CLUE?!
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