Blerim Skoro

So I took one by one all the detectors, all the explosives. We have mines, landmines, all this stuff, put it in a truck, and the CIA took it and they destroyed it. And so how long was the training? It was, like, Like, I can tell you easy, like three, four months you can put always training when I meet with them. Like every first week, second week, eight hours, nine hours, eight hours.

So I took one by one all the detectors, all the explosives. We have mines, landmines, all this stuff, put it in a truck, and the CIA took it and they destroyed it. And so how long was the training? It was, like, Like, I can tell you easy, like three, four months you can put always training when I meet with them. Like every first week, second week, eight hours, nine hours, eight hours.

So I took one by one all the detectors, all the explosives. We have mines, landmines, all this stuff, put it in a truck, and the CIA took it and they destroyed it. And so how long was the training? It was, like, Like, I can tell you easy, like three, four months you can put always training when I meet with them. Like every first week, second week, eight hours, nine hours, eight hours.

It was a time, three days we never come out from the place with the CIA. Three days. Sleep day and night. how to deal, how to communicate, how to use the weapons. Three days, never come out from the place with the CIA, with three agents and me. Where was it? Where? In Macedonia. In Macedonia? Yes. They used to have safe houses everywhere.

It was a time, three days we never come out from the place with the CIA. Three days. Sleep day and night. how to deal, how to communicate, how to use the weapons. Three days, never come out from the place with the CIA, with three agents and me. Where was it? Where? In Macedonia. In Macedonia? Yes. They used to have safe houses everywhere.

It was a time, three days we never come out from the place with the CIA. Three days. Sleep day and night. how to deal, how to communicate, how to use the weapons. Three days, never come out from the place with the CIA, with three agents and me. Where was it? Where? In Macedonia. In Macedonia? Yes. They used to have safe houses everywhere.

Then they used the bone steel in the military base in Kosovo.

Then they used the bone steel in the military base in Kosovo.

Then they used the bone steel in the military base in Kosovo.

The first person I was sentenced 25 years or 30 years in a federal prison for supporting Al-Qaeda, his name is Salim. He was in prison. He introduced me in his family in Pakistan. And what did you ask him? I told him, when I come out from the prison, I'm going to join Brothers. Everybody knew it. When I come out from the prison, all the fanatics, all the terrorists knew it.

The first person I was sentenced 25 years or 30 years in a federal prison for supporting Al-Qaeda, his name is Salim. He was in prison. He introduced me in his family in Pakistan. And what did you ask him? I told him, when I come out from the prison, I'm going to join Brothers. Everybody knew it. When I come out from the prison, all the fanatics, all the terrorists knew it.

The first person I was sentenced 25 years or 30 years in a federal prison for supporting Al-Qaeda, his name is Salim. He was in prison. He introduced me in his family in Pakistan. And what did you ask him? I told him, when I come out from the prison, I'm going to join Brothers. Everybody knew it. When I come out from the prison, all the fanatics, all the terrorists knew it.

The first day they're going to deport me, I'm going to be joined as a jihadist. All of them.

The first day they're going to deport me, I'm going to be joined as a jihadist. All of them.

The first day they're going to deport me, I'm going to be joined as a jihadist. All of them.

First, he took me his brother to somebody, and that's how it started with Beytullah Massoud, the ringleader of Al-Qaeda in Pakistan. So right off the bat. It's second time. Second time. Yes. And what would these meetings be like? When I meet him, when I give oath to them, they took all my clothes off. They took me with those motorcycles. They changed the car. They played.

First, he took me his brother to somebody, and that's how it started with Beytullah Massoud, the ringleader of Al-Qaeda in Pakistan. So right off the bat. It's second time. Second time. Yes. And what would these meetings be like? When I meet him, when I give oath to them, they took all my clothes off. They took me with those motorcycles. They changed the car. They played.

First, he took me his brother to somebody, and that's how it started with Beytullah Massoud, the ringleader of Al-Qaeda in Pakistan. So right off the bat. It's second time. Second time. Yes. And what would these meetings be like? When I meet him, when I give oath to them, they took all my clothes off. They took me with those motorcycles. They changed the car. They played.

Look, I want to say this so people can know. I knew... Sometimes they don't trust easy, but they use word, oh, we're going to put you in a trunk because if the checkpoint is police, we are from here, local. So if they see you foreigner, we're going to give them more excuse to question us and to check us, the Pakistani agency. So I said, okay. They put me in the trunk of the car for a few hours.

Look, I want to say this so people can know. I knew... Sometimes they don't trust easy, but they use word, oh, we're going to put you in a trunk because if the checkpoint is police, we are from here, local. So if they see you foreigner, we're going to give them more excuse to question us and to check us, the Pakistani agency. So I said, okay. They put me in the trunk of the car for a few hours.