I should have posted this a couple hours ago, then it would be 11 days after 9/11. But it's not. It's 12 days which is not synchronous at all. Anyway I have more evidence 9/11 was American made...
The attacks on 9/11 had an overall design:
They were directed at icons which form America's foundation:
Military - Pentagon
Economics - Twin Towers
Government - White House (or whatever failed)
There is an important oversight here: RELIGION. Isn't this a jihad? Muslims vs. Non-Muslims (& the U.S.A.) An icon of Christianity/Religion should have been included in the attacks. But our stupid inside planners didn't think it through far enough. Had the planners been Muslim, a Christian icon would have been at the top of the list.
Note: There's a fabulous counter argument to all of this, which concerns attacking America's secular components and our effort to remove spirituality from life.
Is that what appears so foul (even to ourselves) about American culture? Having removed spirituality from the vast majority of our life, has that life necessarily begun to rot? Is America starving for god? Well, the reason for creating this division between life and god is because we don't all agree on the nature of god and what a relationship with a "greater realm" should consist of. For example, there aren't many Hindus in the U.S. It would be difficult to quietly hold a belief that cows are sacred animals, akin to a god, when there's a McDonald's on every other street corner. But the separation of church and state has made such conflict obsolete.
Unfortunately I have to end this post here for I must go do some patent research. I'm going to change the way you poop!
Cheers
The attacks on 9/11 had an overall design:
They were directed at icons which form America's foundation:
Military - Pentagon
Economics - Twin Towers
Government - White House (or whatever failed)
There is an important oversight here: RELIGION. Isn't this a jihad? Muslims vs. Non-Muslims (& the U.S.A.) An icon of Christianity/Religion should have been included in the attacks. But our stupid inside planners didn't think it through far enough. Had the planners been Muslim, a Christian icon would have been at the top of the list.
Note: There's a fabulous counter argument to all of this, which concerns attacking America's secular components and our effort to remove spirituality from life.
Is that what appears so foul (even to ourselves) about American culture? Having removed spirituality from the vast majority of our life, has that life necessarily begun to rot? Is America starving for god? Well, the reason for creating this division between life and god is because we don't all agree on the nature of god and what a relationship with a "greater realm" should consist of. For example, there aren't many Hindus in the U.S. It would be difficult to quietly hold a belief that cows are sacred animals, akin to a god, when there's a McDonald's on every other street corner. But the separation of church and state has made such conflict obsolete.
Unfortunately I have to end this post here for I must go do some patent research. I'm going to change the way you poop!
Cheers
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