gambit
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So all this meandering means one thing: You simply cannot support your economics based argument for a 9/11 conspiracy theory.I am not saying about the motive yet, I just said that because of the burden of debt experienced by your economy (that make US seem impossible to go to highly cost war in Afgan and Iraq)....you have to convince the people to do the war by using something emotionally pain event like 9/11. Al-Qaeda has been used by Bush and His friends without Al-Qaeda leaders knowing about that. Al-Qaeda people and his supporter are just a stupid people...thats why they don't know real politics...and their interpretation about Quran and Hadist are so poor...without proper context and just using literal interpretation...something that is quite normal for low intelligence people (that people should just be a soldier and leave the leadership to the clever one...but since they also have big ego and not good emotional control...they end up being used by their own enemy.)
I believe that if you want to understand the motive...you have to understand the mind and thinking of your Bush Junior and his closed friends. Bush is a very spiritual person (Evangelist believer)...Time magazine has already published an article showing how religious he is, you know that Evangelist believer has always a big supporter of Israel. All of the potential enemies of Israel must be destroyed...and since Iraq and Afghanistan are very divided...it is a very vulnerable target. And the location are also very strategic. Bush has declared that Christian world has won the crusade on the ship when Iraq lost....he made an apology later....but we knows that it is a political apology.
Bush is also oil entrepreneur.....It is something that makes another motive for him and his friends (also working in oil businesses as high ranking official)...but I believe it is not the ultimate motive.
Real economists, the ones who have jobs working with money, not people on this forum who can barely balance a checkbook, usually of the mentality that war is not good for an economy that is as diverse as the American one. You sounds like someone who belongs in the latter category.
So we have the technically based conspiracy theories believers failed to produce a few reputable construction firms willing to put their names and reputations on the line. Now we have the economics based conspiracy theories believers failing the same test.