As a result from the United States using their armed forces, Al-Qaeda training camps were destroyed and the plan made by the Taliban were disrupted. In September 2004, the U.S. Government commission investigating the September 11 attacks officially concluded that the attacks were conceived and implemented by Al-Qaeda operatives. In October 2004, bin Laden appeared to claim responsibility for the attacks in a videotape released through "Al Jazeera", saying he was inspired by Israeli attacks on high-rises in the 1982 invasion of Lebanon. By the end of 2004, the U.S. Government proclaimed that two-thirds of the senior Al-Qaeda members from 2001 had been captured and interrogated by the CIA.
Monday, December 14, 2009
War On Terrorism
Thursday, December 10, 2009
Conspiracy Theory by Jesse Ventura
Wednesday, December 9, 2009
USS Cole Bombings
Seventeen sailors were killed and thirty-nine others were injured in the explosion. The injured sailors were taken to the United States Army's "Landstuhl Regional Medical Center" near Ramstein, Germany and later, back to the United States. The attack was the deadliest against a U.S. naval vessel since the Iraqui attack on the USS Stark. This issue was taken to the court and the U.S. Government claimed that Al Qaeda could not have done this without the help of the Sudanese Government. On Jule 25, 2007, the court ordered the Sudanese government to pay $8 million dollars to the family of the seventeen sailors who died. To save the thirty-nine that were injured, Marines flew in towards the ship to get the surviving sailors out.
Tuesday, December 8, 2009
Monday, December 7, 2009
U.S. Embassy Bombings of 1998
In the 1998 U.S. Embassy Bombings, hundreds of people were killed in truck bomb explosions at the United States embassies in the East African capital cities of Tanzania, Nairobi, Kenya. The attacks linked to the local members of the Egyptian Jihad which brought Osama Bin Laden and Ayman Zawahiri to America's attention for the first time. This resulted in America placing Osama Bin Laden in the Ten Most Wanted List. The bombings was believed to be revenge of American involvement in the torture of four members of the Egyptian Jihad who had been arrested in Albania. On August 7, between 10:30am and 10:40am (3:30am-3:40am Washington Time), suicide bombers in trucks with explosives parked outside the embassies in Nairobi. In Nairobi, approximately 212 people were killed, and an estimated 400 wounded; Seismologists analyzed that the bombs had the energy of between 3-17 tons of high explosive material.
In response to the bombings, U.S. President Bill Clinton ordered for Operation Infinite Reach, a series of cruise missile strikes on targets in Sudan and Afghanistan on August 20, 1998, announcing the planned strike on a primetime address on television. Investigations were conducted about the embassy bombings by the FBI and Kenyan and Tanzanian authorities. A list of suspects were made and the men were charged for the involvement in the bombings. The embassies were heavily damaged and the one in Nairobi, Kenya had to be rebuilt. In a telephone message relayed by his ally, Ayman Zawahiri, the fugitive leader of Egypt's Jihad organization, Osama Bin Laden warned: "The war has just started and the Americans should wait for an answer. Tell the Americans that we aren't afraid of bombardment, threats and acts of aggression. We suffered and survived Soviet bombings for 10 years in Afghanistan and we are ready for more sacrifices."
Tuesday, December 1, 2009
FAQ's about the September 11 Attacks
Our entire world took a dark turn as a result of September 11. The war on terror is going to last quite a lifetime, wasting human, economic and natural resources. The Obama Administration is shifting the war from Iraq to Afghanistan, and is also now bombing Pakistan. The only way 9/11 would stop being such a major conflict, is if the truth comes out which wouldn't be anytime soon.
The Bush administration has left office. Not much we can do about it now, is there?
The problem with the 9/11 issue is that the Bush Administration as we like to think, is not the only people behind it. This problem contains much more than just a few people with high authority. It just stretches and it is a very complex chain.
How could such a large conspiracy be kept secret for so long? It must have involved thousands of people.
The problem wasn't that large to begin with. The conspiracy must have involved at least a thousand people or so, but this isn't the first time our government has hidden something from us. One example is the Manhattan project (1939-1946), which was a top secret program to develop the first atomic weapon before the Nazis did during WWII and employed 130,000 people.
What about the guys who we claim 'wired' the buildings? Wouldn't they have spoken up by now?
They are guilty of mass murder perhaps, and if they were caught they would receive the death penalty. They were most likely well paid to do what they did and they are probably living in luxury in another country. There's no way they would speak up, because they know what the consequences are for what they committed.
What happened to all the passengers?
They basically all died. None of the passengers on the two planes that hit the twin towers, survived.
Didn't Osama Bin Laden confess to perpetrating 9/11?
No, after 9/11 Osama Bin Laden denied any accusations and said he had nothing to do with the September 11 attacks. The video he supposedly made confessing to the United States, was believed to be a fake. Bin Laden is not even wanted by the FBI due to the lack of evidence.
http://www.thehardevidence.com/site/sydney/faqs/
Thursday, November 19, 2009
Pentagon Bombing on 9/11
Military and civilian personnel running up and down the hallways yelling for people to get out and be able to save lives. About 2,600 people working in the Pentagon near the impact site. The fact that alot of people were able to survive this, shows that the Pentagon was built well. Because there were tunnels built under the Pentagon, the fire department was able to go through the tunnels and put the fire out and be able to save a couple of people here and there. Large groups of military and emergency room doctors were waiting for survivors to be brought out of the building. Parts of the airplane were thrown on the perimeter of the building and evidence flags were put on the different parts. The FBI and detectives were walking around conducting their investigation. The military was also waiting outside with body bags to pick up those who didnt make it.
http://911research.wtc7.net/essays/pentagontrap.htmlhttp://pentagon.spacelist.org/
Thursday, November 12, 2009
How was Al Qaeda formed?
Many of the ones who relocated to Pakistan were caught but the few or many who went to Iran remain unclear and not found. Al Qaeda's main purpose is to spread jihad worldwide through a number of means including funding guerilla movements, using propaganda aimed to people to use acts of terrorism, and organizing complex attacks on countries who oppose it. The organization is funded mostly by charitable donations. Before 9/11, the organization had an annual budget of about $30 million. The U.S. State Department declared Al-Qaeda a "foreign terrorist organization" in October of 1999.
http://www.globalsecurity.org/security/profiles/al-qaeda.htm
Wednesday, October 28, 2009
Bombing of 1993
The bomb instantly cut off the main electrical line, knocking out the emergency lighting system. The bomb also caused smoke to rise up to about the 93rd floor of both the towers, including the stairwells. With the smoke blocking the stairwells, it was hard for evacuation to happen efficiently and quickly. Hundreds of people were trapped in the elevators, including a group of 17 kindergardeners on their way down to the South Tower's obversation deck. They were trapped between the 35th and 36th floor for about five hours. Although many people were injured and a couple died in the bombing of 1993, the towers did not collapse but the garage was damaged pretty badly. If the van was parked a little closer to the World Trade Center's concrete foundations, his plan would have succeeded. He eventually escaped back to Pakistan a few hours after the bombing.
Monday, October 19, 2009
Some Facts about that WTC that are VERY hard to believe!
Main Information about the World Trade Center
Tuesday, October 13, 2009
The September 11 Attacks
Al Qaeda & how it Began
Al Qaeda has attacked civilian and military targets in various countries, the most known being the September 11 attacks in 2001. These actions were followed by the U.S. government launching the War on Terrorism. Between three thousand and four thousand members of the network have been captured, and many thousands more killed on the front in Afghanistan. The characteristic techniques include suicide attacks and simultaneous bombings of different targets. These people agreed to be loyal to Osama Bin Laden and do what is told of them even if it means that it would take their life away. The way the network runs things was described as "centralization of decision and decentralization of execution." Al Qaeda has also became geographically isolated from the rest of the world because of their beliefs.