I know this is a painful subject for a lot of people but I can't get my head round why you are having one. From the media angle in Britain which is all I can go by there a blame culture here.
Do people honestly think that if the government knew, if they could have stopped it. They wouldn't have done.
In Britain we lived with the threat of terroism for years. In the 1990's peace talks broke down at the governments behest because it couldn't negogiate with one side. It needed the MPs od the Unionists to stop it falling into a minority adminstration which would have lead to an election. There has been two enquires one into Bloody Sunday when the British Army in NI killed people on a March. The enquiry was trying to find if there was justifiable cause to shoot. That took thirty years to report. The second was into collusion in four murders between the Unionists and MI5. That report has never recieved much public attention and a book about it was never even reviewed in the national press.
Perhaps this shows you have a more open system of government than us. But the whole ethos behind 9/11 was it was a surprise. The public had no idea. That was the point.
I don't believe however much you hate Bush or not wheather he had pre-determined ambtions in Iraq, that people can think he would let that happen.
Do people honestly think that if the government knew, if they could have stopped it. They wouldn't have done.
In Britain we lived with the threat of terroism for years. In the 1990's peace talks broke down at the governments behest because it couldn't negogiate with one side. It needed the MPs od the Unionists to stop it falling into a minority adminstration which would have lead to an election. There has been two enquires one into Bloody Sunday when the British Army in NI killed people on a March. The enquiry was trying to find if there was justifiable cause to shoot. That took thirty years to report. The second was into collusion in four murders between the Unionists and MI5. That report has never recieved much public attention and a book about it was never even reviewed in the national press.
Perhaps this shows you have a more open system of government than us. But the whole ethos behind 9/11 was it was a surprise. The public had no idea. That was the point.
I don't believe however much you hate Bush or not wheather he had pre-determined ambtions in Iraq, that people can think he would let that happen.
