From Anthrax to Zawahiri, searching for answers
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Randy Taylor & Douglas J. Hagmann, Director
11 May 2009: Does anything about the events of the last few months strike you as odd? How about the last few years, or the last few decades? If you’ve been paying attention to Western politics and world events, and if you’ve been closely following politics inside the United States and have become thoroughly confused by the policies, actions and responses of the United States, then you will undoubtedly reply “yes” to that question.
There is an ever growing list of actions, reactions, and policies that just simply don’t make any sense -at least not until they are viewed through the prism of an “alternate reality,” or an agenda of an elite few who are not acting in the best interests of the United States. Such a list would include matters of national security, health and welfare, immigration, and economics. That list would also involve our leaders from both Republican and Democratic sides of the political aisle.
The issues at the center of confusion and controversy that transcend political parties are numerous. Possibilities that were once discussed only among the seemingly reality challenged have now emerged as legitimate possibilities and even explanations of policies and actions that otherwise lack any obvious sense. In many instances, things that were considered as reasonable possibilities only to the conspiracy-minded have become more readily accepted in the mainstream. In some cases, they have become the only explanation.
When the Northeast Intelligence Network was established in 2002 in response to the attack against the United States homeland by Islamic terrorists, it was done in the spirit of assisting our government in the identification of and the fight against Islamic terror threats. Seven years after the worst attack on American soil, we find ourselves in a more tenuous position than ever before. How can this be?
Randy Taylor & Douglas J. Hagmann, Director
11 May 2009: Does anything about the events of the last few months strike you as odd? How about the last few years, or the last few decades? If you’ve been paying attention to Western politics and world events, and if you’ve been closely following politics inside the United States and have become thoroughly confused by the policies, actions and responses of the United States, then you will undoubtedly reply “yes” to that question.
There is an ever growing list of actions, reactions, and policies that just simply don’t make any sense -at least not until they are viewed through the prism of an “alternate reality,” or an agenda of an elite few who are not acting in the best interests of the United States. Such a list would include matters of national security, health and welfare, immigration, and economics. That list would also involve our leaders from both Republican and Democratic sides of the political aisle.
The issues at the center of confusion and controversy that transcend political parties are numerous. Possibilities that were once discussed only among the seemingly reality challenged have now emerged as legitimate possibilities and even explanations of policies and actions that otherwise lack any obvious sense. In many instances, things that were considered as reasonable possibilities only to the conspiracy-minded have become more readily accepted in the mainstream. In some cases, they have become the only explanation.
When the Northeast Intelligence Network was established in 2002 in response to the attack against the United States homeland by Islamic terrorists, it was done in the spirit of assisting our government in the identification of and the fight against Islamic terror threats. Seven years after the worst attack on American soil, we find ourselves in a more tenuous position than ever before. How can this be?
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