Talk:Mohammed Haydar Zammar

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Lacking Citations and noting possible biased material

Under the section "An al-Qaida recruiter" there is an un-referenced sentence stating that on Sept. 11, 2001 Mr. Mohammed Zammer was living in Boston. This should have a source. I did note that I found in another reference on this page [1] that it states he was living in Germany at the time. Having that only other source reference doesn't help me to conclusively state where he was living at the time it does make me question the un-cited Boston statement. The sentence about leaving shortly after Sept. 11 should also be referenced.

Several sentences within this same paragraph seem to be strongly biased or libellous and should either be cited or removed. Ed M isnot edm (talk) 09:34, 14 March 2015 (UTC)[reply]