The shadow of September Eleventh 2001 continues to hang over us all. The United States was plunged into fear, as over 3,000 people from more than 80 nations were killed in the collapse of the World Trade Center in New York City.
Afghanistan was invaded in retaliation and all U.S. policy is now shrouded in “Anti-Terrorism” – including the ongoing horrors in Iraq.
As yet, the actual culprits have not been apprehended but hundreds of people remain in U.S. custody in Camp X-Ray, Guantanamo, Cuba and Abu Ghraib, Iraq - and elsewhere.
Afghanistan was invaded in retaliation and all U.S. policy is now shrouded in “Anti-Terrorism” – including the ongoing horrors in Iraq.
As yet, the actual culprits have not been apprehended but hundreds of people remain in U.S. custody in Camp X-Ray, Guantanamo, Cuba and Abu Ghraib, Iraq - and elsewhere.
Ken Reiner, a Contributing Editor for the U.N. OBSERVER & International Report, asks us to reexamine the events of that tragic day.
Please click the photo and then continue for Mr. Reiner's reflections, plus some of the evidence the U.S. Congressional investigation hasn't noticed ...
Please click the photo and then continue for Mr. Reiner's reflections, plus some of the evidence the U.S. Congressional investigation hasn't noticed ...