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Originally Posted by fred
No, not directly as the conspiracy theorists would have us believe but by their actions in trying to impose their political ideas on the rest of the world.
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A few facts:
1) U.S. government sells arms to Israel so they can defend themselves from Egypt, Jordan, Syria, Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Iran, and Democrats.
2) Israel has just as much right to exist on the land it sits upon as any other nation that exists today from conquest in the past. In fact, it has given back more of it conquered land than just about any nation.
3) The Saudi Arabians armed and financially supported the extremists now known as the Taliban in Afghanistan. (Remember Rambo 3 was a movie where one guy killed hundreds with dental floss?)
4) The US removed the democratically elected leaders in Iran in favour of their puppet leader the shah whose extremism created the conditions for the rise of the regime we see at the moment.
5) The US armed Saddam in order to fight a proxy war against Iran, because at the time he was truly the democratically elected head of state. Iran was the first terrorist state that was trying to expand its power by conquering Iraq to get the oil reserves. The U.S. went by the “the enemy of my enemy is my friend” maxim and helped Iraq defend itself.
6) Israel stole nuclear technology from the U.S. and blackmailed the U.S. into helping Israel defend itself in order to prevent a nuclear war in the ME.
7) The US created the situation in Iraq by removing Saddam in the hope of a government it was more able to control in it’s ignorance of a culture.
8) The vast majority of Muslims are not extremists but just people wanting to live a life like anyone else.
So the U.S. intervention in Israel allowed that country to survive along with preventing nuclear holocost.
Saudi Arabia’s influence in Afghanistan to annoy the old Soviet Union created a state that allowed the terrorists to train and even funded them.
That led indirectly to a situation that caused the terrorist murders now known as 9/11.
The response of the US was to remove the Taliban from power and replace it with a more democratic government but has only been partially successful.