Tuesday, August 28, 2007

9/11 attacks, conspiracy and facts


Accusations that the American Government was complicit in the 9/11 attacks are becoming increasingly bitter and widespread.

The conspiracy theory stands as a sensational approach to 9/11 attacks. It’s like making a movie or writing a book about the invasion of the Earth by aliens. The US could have fooled the public that the attack was carried by terrorists. But could it have fooled the governments who have highly expert intelligence services to check US government claims?

If there had been a conspiracy this should be with the aviation companies to register the loss of planes in the attacks. The passengers who died in the attacks should have been held by the government and killed not to contradict the US government version. The supposed terrorists were kidnapped before the attack and were later executed once the US government special planes ( without pilots) did their acts.

There is no government in its own right mind to purposely kill thousands of people just to attack terrorists threatening its stability. Some would argue the attack was done to overthrow the Taliban. But the US had enough power to do so without resorting to the carnage of its own people and other nationalities. It invaded Iraq despite opposition from France, a permanent member of the UN Security Council as well as other major countries like Germany.

If 9/11 attack was the work of the US government here is a possible scenario. The planes used in the attack were boarded by US secret agents who took control of the pilot cabin. They used one of their methods to make them unconscious. They diverted the plane to a desolate area. Once notified that other planes (without pilots) looking like the planes they were boarding hit the World Trade Centre, they jumped off the plane as in Mission Impossible II, then by remote control caused the plane to explode in the air. Other military aircrafts came to take the wreckage of the planes to avoid any evidence of their crush in the area?

Does this theory make sense?

If so, the aviation companies and the airport authorities should have been part of the conspiracy. The companies admitted the planes that had crushed were theirs. In the registration, they included the names of the Arab terrorists although they had never boarded the plane. They had been held by the US secret service that executed them later and produced fake CCTV recording of their presence in the airport and their boarding the hijacked planes. The Radar control made their reports that the planes followed their natural course.

Does this theory make sense? If so, 9/11 is a conspiracy meticulously carried out by a government who had all the threads at every level to make it successful.

It’s possible to say that the US government acted as agent provocateur to justify its war on terror or simply it was taken aback by the skill of the terrorists. But it’s hard to believe that the US government could have inflicted such a disaster as this should have needed a large network of people, civilian, military and secret service sworn to secrecy and betrayal to kill US citizens they’re sworn to protect.

It’s easy to distort facts relying on imagination to make a counterclaim. But 9/11 stands as a fact. It was the work of terrorists. Al Qaeda repeated its threat to do it again. The US produced a video showing Bin Laden in a private meeting thanking God for the devastating effect of the attack which was more than expected, destroying the Trade Centre and not just part of it. Some argued the video was fake. But Al Qaeda leaders defiantly claimed the attack was of their doing later on Al Jazeera news channel.

In short 9/11 conspiracy doesn’t make sense at all.

2 comments:

Anonymous said...

Nice to see the usual common sense from you abdelilah! I have written about this myslef before - these conspiracy theories just dont make any sense at all.

Abdelilah Boukili said...

Thanks Bill for your comment.

Those who hold to the conspiracy theory must have a lot of imagination! They can't see facts. Perhaps they see facts through the eyes of the others who have no substantial evidence that can make sense.