How the American People Are Giving Osama Bin Laden What He Wanted

There are undeniable truths when dealing with subjects such as terrorism and Osama bin-Laden, the first of which is that the "Truth Movement's" fantasy of a government plot is just that, a fantasy that they choose to live in because in it is a world of corruption, deceit, and government games that make them feel important. The "Truth Movement" can be categorized either as people who want to live in a more exciting world and therefore try to find it in the worst tragedy to strike our nation from foreign opponents, or those who are so inexplicably intolerant of the American President that they would shipwreck their very credibility if it meant politically hurting him more.

In such dealing with the 9/11 Attacks, the most undeniable truth is that there was no conspiracy, it was exactly as all parties involved reported it, Osama bin-Laden and his organization known as al-Qaeda, seemingly at the urging of Ayman al-Zawahiri, hijacked several planes and used them as missiles against civilian targets and the Pentagon. If one wishes to deny this basic truth, I urge you to find another forum of discussion, your comments aren't wanted here, as you haven't proven yourself worthy of actual conversation on political or worldly matters. The "Truth Movement" belongs in the same category as Holocaust Denial and UFOlogy - unfortunately at least one of those is picking up in furor lately.

So why then did 9/11 occur?

Osama bin-Laden has made it clear that he has interest in the re-establishment of the Caliphate that was finally (and thankfully) put to rest by the British Empire during World War I. He hopes to unite, preferably through Sunni Islam, the world of of the Caliphs to all flocks of life, and he feels that this can be achieved by driving America and American allies from the Arabian peninsula. The initial fatwa against the United States came as a direct result of American involvement in the Persian Gulf War. No, not because of his anger at the attacks against Saddam Hussein, but rather the outrage he felt that Saudi Arabia chose the United States as its defender over al-Qaeda.