May 14, 2006

Mark Steyn Lays It on the Line

. . . in an essay entitled "To Connect the Dots, You Have To See the Dots."

Suppose you're a savvy mid-level guy in Washington, you've just noticed a pattern, you think there might be something in it. But it requires enormous will to talk your bosses into agreeing to investigate further, and everyone up the chain is thinking, gee, if this gets out, will Pat Leahy haul me before the Senate and kill my promotion prospects? There was a lot of that before 9/11, and thousands died.

Please read the whole thing.

Via Insty.

Posted by: Attila Girl at 01:10 PM | Comments (3) | Add Comment
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1 First of all what does the murder of Ahmed Shah Massud have to do with 9/11, second of all how did the author establish that these murders were in fact commited by Algerians who were also members of Al-queda. And then the conclusion is even more hilarious; a justification of tracking phone records. Attila: Can you please find some people who have some insight or is the plan to blindly push an agenda.

Posted by: azmat hussain at May 15, 2006 11:56 PM (GtDum)

2 I think the timing of Massud's assassination is pretty clear. The idea was to take out the strongest resistance leader in Afghanistan before the 9/11 assault on the U.S. in a plan to draw us into a war AQ felt we were guaranteed to lose. If you have an alternate theory, I'd love to hear it, but you'll recall that at the time AQ and the Taliban were nearly joined at the hip . . . It's hard to envision a scenario under which the two attacks weren't coordinated.

Posted by: Attila Girl at May 16, 2006 09:18 AM (34TBU)

3 Yes I do, think about it, AQ uses suicide bombs, and easy woulod be to get an afghani. The journalists who have come from outside with the sophistication of concealing a bomb in a camera can only be from a big organisation like CIA, KGB or Mossad. Not the signature of AQ. Also Taliban were already incharge and were grateful to Massood for helping them get in power. Now who would interested in invading afghanistan and getting rid of a strong resistence fighter and a leader? You connect the dots. That is why the web is full of this story of the Afghan hero, is it the Afghanis who are writing this story, look at each site and it is from the west. Cheers

Posted by: azmat Hussain at May 17, 2006 04:04 PM (GtDum)

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