Coincidences happen, the question is whether or not they hold meaning.... With an event as large as nine eleven, with its complicated plot line and evidence trail, it is easy to get side tracked by your personal beliefs about how the world works. My own opinion of how the events transpired is bolstered by how I believe humans interact.
Number one, the United States is powerful, not omnipotent.
Number two, Bush was driven to the presidency by a sense of entitlement, not a megalomaniac desire to rule the world.
Number three, the dick heads that manipulate American military and intelligence assets for their personal gain do it for money, there are not a lot of them and they really don't need that much money compared to what is available to them.
Number four, there are not enough dickheads with influence in our government to allow the massacre of thousands of Americans. As evidence I will point to our societies growing intolerance for violence. This is a difficult point to swallow but even the leaker of the Pentagon Papers, Daniel Ellsberg, states that in Vietnam the US killed over a million people, compare that to the death of at most two hundred thousand in Iraq and Afghanistan.
I only wish Al Gore had been President, he would have listened to the reports and taken steps that might have avoided this tragedy. He also would have skipped the war against Saddam.
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