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911 Conspiracy
Terrorists Who Profit from Western Aid
U.S. and Western Role in Building and Supporting Terrorist
Networks
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Back in the '80s, U.S. Aided bin Laden as a 'Freedom Fighter' (Associated
Press)
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"This business of 'the enemy of my enemy is my friend' can be very
dangerous." (9/20/01)
- A Little Help From Our Enemies
(The New American) Rushing to find allies in the "war on terrorism," America has enlisted the help of some new "friends" who are themselves longtime sponsors of terrorism.
Nov. 5, 2001 issue.
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Enemies and 'Assets' -- U.S. insiders helped create terrorist monsters
(The New American) - 1996, 1997, and 1998 News
American magazines regarding U.S. nurturing, backing, and inflaming today's
terrorists.
- Taliban Is A 'Monster Hatched By The U.S.'
(Independent News UK) - Taliban is the creation of America's foreign policy.
(9/17/01)
- The Creation
Called Osama - (The Hindu [India]) by Shamsul Islam
- The
Clinton Administration supported the "Militant Islamic Network"
- A 1997 Congressional report provides evidence from official sources
of the links between the Islamic Jihad and the US government. (GlobalResearch,
21 September 2001)
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(Michael A. Hoffman II) - US Government has
directed and fomented terror -- a brief history; five documented historical
cases.
- Why
the Real Name Is 'Osama Bin London' (EIR)
- Bush-Bin Laden Connection
- NATO
Invades Macedonia, by Michel Chossudovsky. NATO's ultimate goal is to
protect rather than disarm the terrorists. Read the eyewitness
report by Scott Taylor on how the terrorists were armed and equipped by
"Uncle Sam." (GlobalResearch, 29
August 2001)
- America Is Falling Into An Illuminati Trap
(Redmoonrising.com) - Overview reflections on Western role in
creating and fostering the terrorists to create an impetus war around which
to galvanize support for the New World Order.
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