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D—302a (Rev. 11—15-43) :ontlnuatlonofFD3o2of ABDUL BASIT MAHMOUD ABDUL KARIM On 2/72/8/95 Page 16 He advised that a variety of methods could be used to attack the aircraft, such as an improvised ground-to-ground missile (which he claimed t have the knowledge and ability to construct), or an ordinary "machine gun". He further noted that an improvised groud-toground missile could also be used to attack the President at a speaking location. The second option which BASIT ccnsidered was a bombing attack of the Presidential motorcade while the motorcade was en route between sites in Manila. BASIT indicated that he considered placing an improvised explosive device in a location along the motorcade route, designed to disable the lead car in the motorcade. He explained that by disabling the lead vehicle, the entire motorcade would be brought to a stop, enabling an explosive or poison gas attack on the Presidential limousine. He related that he had considered using the chemical C agent "phosgene" in the attack on the he had the technical ability to limousine, and noted that readily manufacture that substance. According to BASIT, the phosgene, in a liquid form, could be placed into a metal container, which could then be opened with a charge of explosjv, substance as a gas. rapidly dispensing the BASIT stated that he never considered an attack on CLINTON using a. handgun, .and.majntajned that he never actually saw CLINTON in Manila. He did claim that he had observed a. Presidential motorcade movement there, noting that it contained approximately sixty to seventy vehicles. BASIT advised that the assassination attempt on CLINTON was never carried out, due to his observations of high security, and his lack of time needed to plan and organize such an attempt. SUBSEqUENT ACTIVITIES IN MANILA: BASIT was questioned regarding his activities in Manila subsequent to his survey regarding President CLINTON's November 1994 visit, and was specifically asked whether Pope JOHN PAUL.II was a target of an assassination by BASIT and his associates.
FD—302a (Rev. 11—15—3) ContlnuationofFD-3020f ABDUL BASIT MAHNOUD ABDUL KARIM ,o 2/72/8/95age 17 He related that his associates had been interested in the Pope, but denied that the Pope was an assassination target. BASIT attributed religious articles and photographs of the Pope, found in BASIT's apartment in Manila, to the general interest of his associates. He spoke of an incident which occurred in his Manila apartment in early January, 1995, which had been reported in the media as a fire. He related that he had been demonstrating the burning of a mixture of potassium chlorate, sodium chlorate, and sugar to an associate, when smoke produced by the burning began to fill the apartment. BASIT remarked that the neighbors to his apartment usually retired early, but on that evening, they had apparently not done so, and had noticed the smoke. These neighbors then alerted a security guard from the building, who knocked on BASIT's apartment door, and inquired as to the source of the fire. According to BASIT, the security guard did not accept BASIT's explanation that the smoke had been produced by fireworks. BASIT stated that the security guard then left the area, after instructing BASIT and his friend to remain in the apartment. - departed. Once the security guard left, BASIT and his friend also Some time later, BASIT instructed his friend to return to the apartment, and to retrieve a laptop computer and documents left there. BASIT noted, however, that when his friend returned to the apartment, a large number of police and security personnel were there, and they took his friend into custody. BASIT questioned whether the interviewing Agents had seen his laptop computer, and inquired as to whether they had been able to review several files, which he described as being coded or encrypted in some way.
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