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Never “officially” accepted or executed, but we all know the CIA often works in an un-official capacity.

Who benefits? A bunch of ragtag extremists hiding in caves, armed with Cold War era weapons, whose best case scenario in a conflict with the US would be a draw, war by attrition as in Vietnam? Or would it be elements of the military-industrial complex and intelligence agencies like the CIA who receive what eventually amounts to trillions in funding? Without some looming, ambiguous threat on the horizon (such as communism during the Cold War), neither has a job.
Just my 2 cents.

Couldn’t agree more. We have all seen the effects the neocons had on the US and the political Islamists, such as the Iranian regime, have had on the common citizen. The good news is we have tools like the Internet and no secrect is left undiscovered for to long. I am not a fan of many of Obama’s policies but I voted for him for one reason. That reason being reconciliation with the rest of the world. The US economy will recover as it always had but the same could not be said for our standing in the rest of the world. I believe Obama gives our nation the best chance to remerge as a champion of liberty and freedom like we used to be. Once we gain that political capital back Obama can then go about promoting democracy across the world and especially in the Middle East. Once that is well under way I would love for him to go rap the Muslim Brotherhood and Saudi Wahhabis on the nose and get them to stop preaching their intolerant segregated view of the Kafir vs. the best of peoples. It is no mystery that the majority of the seperatist movements today have a Salafi ideology often funded by the two aforementioned organizations. The Neocons often looked the other way in the past because it helped them with their agendas. The Saudis are the best example of someone who happens to be our “friend” but in reality are the fountain head of the nastiest ideologies across the globe. Hopefully their oil will dry up soon then they can realize what it really takes to build a true functioning state!

The difference between neocons and neo-Islamists is dangerously thin. But share the hatred towards each other and would like to dominate the world with their rigorous ideas. These ideas, they say, can only be imposed with force, consequently allowing the use of violence. The parties that gained power from 9/11 and related incidents are the US-backed governments and al-Qaeda. Common people like you and me are made to live in a world of terror, suspicion and misunderstanding…

I do not believe in the conspiracy theories but I wanted to commend you on your last statement on 9/19 at 12:12 am. Regardless of what happend and who did it your 100% correct on the attitude America needs to take towards the world. For to long the neocons and the Political islamists have been using this event to justify their ends moving us towards the ‘clash of civilizations.’ The good news is they are in the minority but the bad news is on either side these parties hold way to much power. Hopefully sanity will prevail and many will realize the attitude towards each other needs to be towards finding solutions not differences. You don’t win by drawing lines in the sand but by honest dialogue. If only these people could take to heart the workds of King, Ghandi, and especially Mandela.