posted on Aug, 7 2011 @ 08:43 AM
My only brother has been on the ground in Afghanistan for a week now on his first year long tour of duty. While on the plane heading to Afghanistan,
he wrote a little essay about what his thoughts were as he was headed for the battlefield. I wanted to share, with his permission of course, what he
wrote and to get your thoughts on it.
He wrote:
Bin Laden’s Ultimate Win?
Where do we go now? That is a sediment echoed throughout the United States during 2011 as the country struggles to find her strong footing in the
world again. Is the current government the cause of the problems or did Lady Liberty become to big for her britches. Unfortunately, there is no one
cause or person to blame; or is there? There are many theories.
Some say it is a culmination of America putting her nose into too many other country’s business and not focusing on her own people’s needs. Of a
presidents lack of experience. Of the government worried about fighting amongst themselves rather than doing what they were elected to do. I believe
there is a single person to blame and America as a whole has helped him out destroying America.
A terrorist’s act on September 11, 2001 brought America to her knees and this same act could be the act that knocks America completely down. The
twin Towers were only a prelude to great things crumbling-America could be next. True, the towers symbolized America’s mighty power over smaller
entities, but as that crumbled, so is America. The US had a chance to still be standing mightier than others, but the US lost focus on what the
country really needed and sought only revenge; revenge at any cost.
Was this the true intention of Bin Laden? Worse than the initial attack is the response by the American government afterwards. Sure, the US needed
to find Bin Laden and bring him to justice, but not at the cost of trillions of dollars, thousands of more American lives, and the occupation of two
countries.. The justice that was sought still could have happened the same way it ultimately did, with a secret, middle of the night raid using Navy
Seals; not thousands of troops.
The President exploited 9/11 in order to declare war on a country that did not have any ties to Al-Qaeda or Bin Laden. The president only wanted
revenge on a man that the president’s own father could not take out of power ten years earlier. This Republican president should have took heed to
something an older Republican Senator once said. In his book
The Political Principles of Robert A. Taft, which he wrote with James McClellan, Russell Kirk noted his subject’s aversion to war. “War, Taft
perceived, was the enemy of constitution, liberty, economic security, and the cake of custom….Though he was no theoretical pacifist, he insisted
that every other possibility must be exhausted before resorting to military action. War would make the American President a virtual dictator, diminish
the constitutional powers of Congress, contract civil liberties, injure the habitual self-reliance and self-government of the American people, distort
the economy, sink the federal government in debt, break in upon private and public morality.” Now, doesn’t this hit close to home?
Nine-eleven was horrific enough, but what we have done since is even more horrific. Trillions of dollars would have been better spent on domestic
projects that really would have made a difference in the lives of America’s citizens. What does the US have for all the money and lives sacrificed
in the war on terror? High unemployment rates, very weak dollar throughout the world, people fed up with government, government squabbling amongst
themselves, and America getting ready to implode. Did Bin Laden have the great vision to see all this? I don’t think so, but he certainly would be
even more happy now than after 9/11. WAKE UP AMERICA, do not let Bin Laden win.
END
My brother has been asleep for a while and after I read this, it seems that he is slowly waking up to what is going on, although I dont think he is
fully awake yet, I have hope for him now. My answer to him after he sent me what he had written was, "And yes, it all started with the Bush
administration and continuing with the present administration and getting worse. I really fear that America is about to indeed Implode and it doesnt
seem like the democrats or republicans give a crap about it, just a few maybe care, but not many. Im glad that you seem to be finally waking up!"
So what are your thoughts? Agree or disagree with what he wrote? I agree with most of it, although I lean more toward 911 being a false flag. The
main point I agree with is that America is about to indeed IMPLODE...