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The Aug./Sept. issue of the Dutch magazine MAARTEN!, contains an article by Max Westerman which I feel compelled to share with you. It’s depressing and aggravating, but I am afraid that it rings terribly true. Sorry. Here is an excerpt:Ten years after the 9/11 attack, Ground Zero and Memorial Plaza are developing beautifully, and becoming an inspiration. What Al Qaeda did on 9/11 should never be forgotten or trivialized.However, the greatest damage to America resulted from the subsequent War on Terror, i.o.w. from America’s REACTION to 9/11:Sure, Al Qaeda is a total failure. There is no worldwide Islamic Caliphate, no following whatsoever among Arab youth.But by some measure, the 9/11
Tuesday, 07 February 2012