Many researchers claim the name
al-Qaeda was made up in middle ‘90s by a variety of
American functionaries (one of them being none other than
Richard Clarke) as an all-purpose villain the U.S. could
blame as a convenient reason for its military
adventurism.
| Three days before President Bush's
inauguration, Colin Powell at his confirmation
hearing discussed for the first time his
priorities as the nation's new secretary of
state. He spoke on 20 topics - from China and the
Balkans to U.N. sanctions and Iraq. He never
mentioned the al-Qaida terrorist group. [Capitol Hill Blue] |
This Time article, published June
2001, details the hype surrounding Osama bin Laden. It
makes no mention of an 'al Qaeda' terrorist network.
Read this article from the Chicago Tribune
which is dated September 11, 2001. You will find only one
reference to 'al Qaeda' in it, all other references are
to bin Laden.
Here are some other quotes from September 11, 2001:
CIA Director George Tenet: 'You know, this
has bin Laden's fingerprints all over it.'
[ABC News]General Wesley
Clark: "Only one group has this kind of
ability and that is Osama bin Laden's." [Ottawa
Citizen]
U.S. officials say there are "good
indications" that Saudi militant Osama bin
Laden [...] is involved in the attacks, based on
"new and specific" information
developed since the attacks. [CNN]
This streamed CNN RealVideo
clip from 9/11 states "personnel close to
Osama bin Laden the fugitive Saudi terrorist
[denies] that that group was involved"
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How could so many people be oblivious
to the name of the 'al Qaeda' terrorist network?
There can only be one reason - the network was a
non-entity:
| THOUSANDS of FBI agents have rounded up more
than 1,300 suspects across America since
September 11, but they have failed to find a
single al-Qaeda cell operating in the United
States. Tom Ridge, the Director of Homeland
Security, admitted yesterday that he suspected
that there were active cells in the US, but he
could not explain why none had been caught. [Times Online 3/11/2002] |
A war needs an enemy, so a "War on
Terror" needs terrorists...
| In early 2002, when [FBI agent Mike German]
got word that a group of Americans might be
plotting support for an overseas Islamic
terrorist group, he proposed to his bosses what
he thought was an obvious plan: go undercover and
infiltrate the group. But Mr. German says F.B.I.
officials sat on his request, botched the
investigation, falsified documents to discredit
their own sources, then froze him out and made
him a "pariah." [New York Times] |
It is a proven fact that 7 of the 9/11
"al Qaeda terrorist hijackers" are still alive,
therefore the governmental line is a lie, so is "al
Qaeda" a governmentally orchestrated terrorist
organisation designed to control the population through
fear?
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