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Politics : Foreign Affairs Discussion Group

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To: Poet who wrote (10654)11/17/2001 12:38:42 PM
From: ratan lal  Read Replies (1) of 281500
 
http://english.pravda.ru/main/2001/11/15/21088.html

NEW FACTS: TERRORIST ACTS IN AMERICA TOOK PLACE AFTER UNSUCCESSFUL NEGOTIATIONS WITH KABUL


If what the authors say is true, then this has got to be better than the best mystery novels written. It has all the ingredients of Whodunnit, Howdunnit, And Whydunnit: Add to that the fudd created about the radical muslims hating our way of life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness (or is it OIL).

These words are taken from the book "Bin Laden: The Forbidden Truth", which was written by two French authors. It is written in the book that America's largest oil corporations - which were closely linked with Bush's government, were very active in the republic of Kazakhstan. But the oil pipelines are controlled by Russians there. That is why the corporations had an eye on Afghanistan. The negotiations with the Taliban actually started in February, when George W. Bush took over as president. The Talibs were ready to conduct negotiations to deliver Bin Laden and asked to acknowledge their regime on the diplomatic level in return.

Again, IF TRUE, then we have our oil pipelines at the cost of all the life and property lost in WTC together with the drain on our economy of at least a 100 Billion. Thats a deal the devil would love to make any day.
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