I'm going to set all other theories aside for a minute. It doesn't matter if 9/11 was a terrorist attack by Islamic extremists, or if it was
orchestrated (and possibly faked) by the United States Government.
9/11 wasn't about attacking America, gaining control over the American people through the Patriot Act, or any other complex plot against the general
population.
It was, and always will be, about the money. The almighty dollar.
Disregard for a minute WTC7, which may have been brought down by controlled demolition.
Disregard if the Pentagon was hit by an airliner, or a military drone.
Who stood to profit the most from the attack upon the United States on September 11, 2001?
Of course, there are the
Stock Market Put Options which seemed rather suspicious prior to the
attack. All documents relating to these unusual put options were
destroyed by the US
Government. However, these options, when you look at the bigger picture, pale in comparison to profits posted by the Defense Industry after
9/11.
From the
Huffington Post...
In the decade since the Sept. 11 attacks, the annual defense budget has more than doubled to $700 billion and annual defense industry profits have
nearly quadrupled, approaching $25 billion last year.
Military spending typically rises during wartime and falls during peacetime. But after Sept. 11, and as the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan evolved,
it became clear the country needed to spend money on very different military technologies and strategies.
Fighter jets, missile defenses and other Cold War-era systems designed to deal with the perceived threats of nation-states were less useful. The U.S.
military had to increase its ability to find, recognize and track enemies that were scattered in many countries and dispersed among the civilian
population.
So lets see, we get attacked by an adversary which requires us to develop new technology to fight...
After all, there's no money in letting the US Government sit on cold-war era technology, when you can convince them that conventional warfare will
not work against an unconventional foe.
Without the Cold War or the Iraq War, defense contractors were sitting pretty idle with nothing to do, and not very much money coming in. But the
9/11 attacks brought the industry back to life.
There you have it folks. The attacks on 9/11 were quite possibly organized and planned by major defense contractors, ready to provide their "Cutting
Edge Solutions" immediately after a terrorist attack on US soil. Could they have funded Islamic extremists to perform this attack? Maybe. Could
they have involved high ranking officials in the US Government? Absolutely. The fact of the matter is, the only ones who truly profit from war are
the people making the weapons and ammunition. And who better to start a conflict than the companies making all the weapons and ammo, since they can
simply use surplus goods which were manufactured off the books. Or did you really think that
Fast and
Furious was just about providing guns to drug cartels? After all, don't the same people who provided guns to drug cartels claim that buying
drugs is supporting terrorism? They're arming the terrorists!!!!
Now, here's the scary part. That big pot of money which resulted from 9/11? It's drying up!
From
Dayton Business Journal
Congress is mandated to find $350 billion in spending cuts from the defense department spread throughout the next decade, but that does not limit
the amount that can be spent in any individual year. The mandate was included in the August debt limit deal Congress cut with President Barack Obama.
The situation for the defense industry could worsen though, because of a clause in the deal that says another $500 billion in defense spending cuts
over 10 years would automatically kick in if the 12-person Supercommittee fails to reach a deficit-cutting deal by November. War spending also is
expected to wind down.
What does this mean? The same major defense contractors are starting to lose their cash cow. Especially with the killing of Osama Bin Laden, and the
dysfunctional remnants of AQ and the Taliban after eradication by US forces, we're starting to run out of enemies.
The only solution is to throw the United States into a conflict which will last a rather long time...
And I believe that a major defense contractor (or more than one) has been trying for several years to make that happen, knowing full well the funding
resulting from 9/11 would soon be drying up.
I won't get into too much on the possibilities, but lets take a few recent events into context...
- A computer virus (Stuxnet) is unleashed against Iran's nuclear program, sabotaging uranium enrichment. The virus, after analysis, has possible
ties to Israel and maybe even the United States.
- Increasing cyber attacks worldwide originating from China.
- North Korea shells a South Korea island after claiming South Korea
attacked first.
North Korea said its wealthy neighbor started the fight.
"Despite our repeated warnings, South Korea fired dozens of shells from 1 p.m. ... and we've taken strong military action immediately," its KCNA
news agency said in a brief statement.
South Korea said it had been conducting military drills in the area beforehand but had fired west, not north.
...the list goes on. Attacks from multiple nations, all involving the United States or its allies.
Someone is playing BOTH sides, in an effort to throw the United States into a conflict with another nation, and boost defense spending for a long
time.
September 11, 2001 was not the conclusion of a large conspiracy. It was the first stage of one.
Get ready for stage two.