When senior al-Qaida officials called a clandestine summit in a remote region of Pakistan in early 2004, an American eager to earn his terrorist stripes was waiting in the wings. By his own admission, Mohammed Junaid Babar traveled to the province of Waziristan to supply cash and military equipment to the terror network — a key moment in an odyssey that began in Queens and ended in a federal lockup in Manhattan, where Babar has emerged as a possible link to al-Qaida in the terrorist bombings in London.Full Story