geggy, I’m sincerely trying to understand what is your theory on september 11, wich I don't completely grasp at the moment.
But looking back, we both agree on the following (correct me if I’m wrong):
-The Us government knew about an impending Al Qaeda attack on American landmarks prior to 9/11 (FACT)
-Al Qaeda operatives highjacked airline planes and redirected them into both towers of the WTC on tuesday morning, september 11 2001. (FACT)
-Both towers fell down a few minutes later crushing every living soul within them.(FACT)
-The Bush administration used the 9/11events and the fear of future massive attacks to validate an invasion of Iraq (FACT)
The next is where we strongly disagree. These next lines are my interpretations of your "claims" (wich are mostly insinuations BTW). Again, feel free to correct me if I’m wrong:
-Due to their buisiness ties with the Bin Laden family (FACT), the Bush administration knew specifically about the Al Qaeda 9/11 plot on the WTC (CAN’T BE PROVEN).
-The Bush administration then proceeded to plant explosives in the buildings so that on the day of the attack, tuesday morning of september 11 2001, they could ignite these explosive devises to make the attacks that much more destructive. (SPECULATION)
-They also put explosives on the WTC7 to get rid of any evidence (SPECULATION)
If I’m getting this right, according to you Al Qaeda were mearly the victims in all of this. They were just a poor islamist extremist group just trying to make a point, who got caught up in this massive world domination plan by the White House. Don’t you see that by inflating the power of the Bush administration, you have scaled down AlQaeda’s role in the equation to a mear accessory? That’s what I think is dangerous. AlQaeda is a real threat, independant of the Bush administration.
I’m not saying the US governent has nothing to do with what hapenned (their foeign policies obviously stimulates terrorism), and by no means do I excuse the war in Iraq, but Iraq is a very complex situation, with many variables, and it can’t be simplified to one group of people’s greed. Invertly, the 9/11 attacks can’t just be about a group of people’s hatred of America, I’ll give you that.
My problem with you here is that you’re putting the Bush administration at the center of everything, like a monotheist god. This is as damaging to democracy as the use of Al Qaeda and terrorism to excuse any use of force by the US. There are alot of grey areas in both cases (9/11 and Iraq), and it is intellectually dumb to simplify everything to "the White House did it". The grey can’t be filled in by shaky theories.