Saudi Arabia has no connection to 911

[Tammuz]

I saw this link on someones sig:
http://www.sophorist.com/archives/000232.html

Gerald Posner is the (only) guy who appears on TV documentaries who tries to say that JFK was not a conspiracy.
Greg Palast's info also points toward Saudi Arabia.
But his sources are unknown government informants - can we trust them?

Saudi Arabia has the most oil in the world, if someone wanted to plant evidence that they were responsible for 911 it would be easy considering the amount of money and natural resources involved.

The CIA was behind JFK and 911 so any evidence that points toward this oil-rich country being behind 911 is false.

[Hubert Flottz]

1. Look at the population, money and military Saudi Arabia has!

Bush would NEVER jump on a country that could really fight back in the first place! And in the second place 15 of the 19 terrorists involved in the 9/11 attack were from Saudi Arabia! Bush's Daddy is too tight with Saudi Arabia for me to think that they Did Not cook the raid up together, or if they didn't they at least knew it was going to happen and did nada to stop it!

[radwriter0555]

2. NO STATE was behind 9.11. 20 nutcases, idiots, crazed lunatics were...

It wasn't a STATE conspired endeavor. It was some freaks who chose to act out their political beliefs in this manner.

Remember, NO ONE has taken credit for 9.11.

Not even (the long dead) bin laden. He emphatically denied involvement... by example, this un-polluted version of the original interview with bin laden from October 2001.

http://www.public-action.com/911/oblintrv.html

[9215]

3. Has any of the Al Qaeda money been traced to

any OTHER source than Saudi Arabia?

If we answer that question to the negative, which, so far seems to be the case, then I would think the Saudis at need a closer look. :eyes:


The main obstacles to investigating Islamic terrorism were U.S. corporate oil interests and the role played by Saudi Arabia in it. -- ex-FBI Deputy Director John P. O’Neill - late July 2001 (http://www.guardian.co.uk/print/0,3858,4321860-103677,00.html) statement made to French authors Jean Charles Brisard and Guillaume Dasquié, authors of "Forbidden Truth"