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originally posted by: Aazadan
originally posted by: StallionDuck
Question:
How would Saudi benefit from 9/11?
Terrorist cells would have their own twisted purpose but why would a country get involved? What was their MO? Surely they would have to have some kind of motivating factor.
Economic destabilization. If they want to weaken us (especially with us now being a major oil exporter) hurting our economy is a good way to do it.
originally posted by: luthier
Classic regressive left response.
originally posted by: Vector99
No the real issue is what luthier said is the truth, and the US is supposed to be like oh gee noooo, they are good people.
originally posted by: StallionDuck
They could have done that easily without planes. They're doing it now with oil. If 9/11 was a plot to destabilize the country, they failed miserably.
Still... No one is showing me any ties, facts or absolutely anything that I can go off of. Zip It's like asking for proof of NIbiru
originally posted by: Siddharta
originally posted by: luthier
Classic regressive left response.
Classic senseless response. I am not a defender of Saud. You even attack those who sit in jail for trying to change Saudi society.
You also don't realize that your politicians, who sit in the pool with Saudi princes, won't change their bad behaviour if Saudi Arabia is bombed away. You still have those guys on your back and they still rule you.
originally posted by: StallionDuck
Question:
How would Saudi benefit from 9/11?
Terrorist cells would have their own twisted purpose but why would a country get involved? What was their MO? Surely they would have to have some kind of motivating factor.
originally posted by: JAY1980
originally posted by: StallionDuck
They could have done that easily without planes. They're doing it now with oil. If 9/11 was a plot to destabilize the country, they failed miserably.
Still... No one is showing me any ties, facts or absolutely anything that I can go off of. Zip It's like asking for proof of NIbiru
Who stands to gain the most from the US military being engaged in the middle east for the next 30 years?
Answer that question and you have your culprits behind 9/11.
originally posted by: Deny Arrogance
originally posted by: StallionDuck
Question:
How would Saudi benefit from 9/11?
Terrorist cells would have their own twisted purpose but why would a country get involved? What was their MO? Surely they would have to have some kind of motivating factor.
The same thing that motivates Al Queda, Boko Harem, ISIS, Muslim Brotherhood and all muslim terrorists.
The ultimate mandated goal of Islam - a worldwide caliphate and the elimination of all kufr/infidels/apostates.
originally posted by: draoicht
So the Saudis are going to sell off their US assets? Who will buy them?
Will the Saudis have to sell at a loss? Will their assets be seized as compensation?
Does this "attack" on the US economy give the next president an excuse to "defend" America from the "nation responsible for 911 and Daesh"?
The Saudis are not the great strategists they seem to imagine themselves.
The systematic destruction of middle eastern countries leaves only them and Iran with any military capability.
Would the Iranians help defend the Saudis against "regime change"?
What ISIS Really Wants
www.theatlantic.com...
Islamic State is no mere collection of psychopaths. It is a religious group with carefully considered beliefs, among them that it is a key agent of the coming apocalypse. Here’s what that means for its strategy—and for how to stop it.
originally posted by: Siddharta
a reply to: luthier
You should think about your position in life again. Maybe you could be a nice guy and helpful to others.
Right now you seem to defend your position as - a very bad person, I may not call by it's name because of the rules of this board. Keep trying to find the truth!
“Phone records showed communication, dating back more than a year, that connected those in the house with the alleged plot leader, Mohammed Atta and his accomplices, including eleven of the other hijackers.
Other records, kept by guards at the gated community, documented numerous visits to the house by a vehicle known to have been used by Atta, and indicated the physical presence in the car of Atta’s purported accomplice Ziad Jarrah. It appeared as if the Ghazzawi house was some kind of nerve center for the entire operation.
“there was mail on the table, dirty diapers in one of the bathrooms … all the toiletries still in place … all their clothes hanging in the closet … opulent furniture, equal or greater in value than the house … the pool running, with toys in it….The beds were made … fruit on the counter … the refrigerator full of food.
These stunning revelations—said to be based on the work of the swarm of FBI agents who descended on the gated community in the fall of 2001—would surely have generated headlines worldwide if they had become known after 9/11. But the FBI, for reasons unknown, failed to provide the information to Congressional 9/11 investigators or to the presidential 9/11 commission, and thus it has remained a secret for the past decade.
In response to the Herald article, the FBI has issued a statement saying that the occupants of the house had been tracked down and interrogated, and were found to have no connections to the hijackers. It is not clear when these interrogations are supposed to have taken place, or whether they were conducted by the FBI or by Saudi intelligence. But given the FBI’s poor track record for candor in the matter, the statement is being viewed with some skepticism.
originally posted by: SophiaEveLee
Don't forget that. . .
Saudi Arabia has nuclear weapons.
originally posted by: Grimpachi
This is just another reason the US should invest in renewables.
If we didn't need their oil or oil companies we could tell them to F## off.
originally posted by: Siddharta
originally posted by: Vector99
No the real issue is what luthier said is the truth, and the US is supposed to be like oh gee noooo, they are good people.
Yes, the real problem are the US gee noooo people.
But you don't get rid of them by killing innocent Saudis.