Top Ranking CIA Operatives Admit Al-qaeda Is a Complete Fabrication -- No They Don't
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Ok guys, before you go posting stupid stuff, I suggest you see the vid, which is actually a BBC documentary.....so what source are you talking about Tleilaxu???
Did you even watch a second of that vid??? nope, but you go posting assumption anyways...that makes your opinion very credible.
again, stupid post...watch the vid before you make an opinion about it.
geez!
Did you even watch a second of that vid??? nope, but you go posting assumption anyways...that makes your opinion very credible.
again, stupid post...watch the vid before you make an opinion about it.
geez!
Black Wraith
<b>The Chosen One</b>
Just watched 31mins and now I know that I shouldn't make a video of me going any where.
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Black Wraith
<b>The Chosen One</b>
or say that I'm going to get married.
Black Wraith
<b>The Chosen One</b>
What the guy at the end said was interesting:
(Paraphrase)"people who don't believe in anything are particularly afraid of those who believe in anything"
(Paraphrase)"people who don't believe in anything are particularly afraid of those who believe in anything"
escamoh
escaflowne3
and why is that
T4R0K
Searching for a custom title
First thing, Al Qaeda existed before the Bush administration. The first firm occurence of the word was in 1993, after the first WTC bombing. Then, the name started to spread more in 1996, after the embassies attacks in Africa. I remember the mention of OBL back then, during Clinton (strangely, right during his sexual mis-adventures)
And if you must blame an administration, blame Reagan. He funded what would become AQ.
Maybe it's a fabrication, but it's not the one the documentary presents (conspiracy theories can contradict each other)
And if you must blame an administration, blame Reagan. He funded what would become AQ.
Maybe it's a fabrication, but it's not the one the documentary presents (conspiracy theories can contradict each other)
mislead
it's just Che Guevara
Toby
<b>Detective Dollars</b>
Hah, I remember my avatar of Sayyid Qutb didn't come off as controversial in nature, which did not honestly surprise me since most people were simply self-proclaimed experts on terrorism and Al Qaeda, but maybe now people will become more interested in the history of Islamism.
Also, a BBC documentary does not mean it necessarily reflects the view of the BBC news team or the television network itself. It is however a good quality documentary, and BBC prides itself on that sort of content, plus it is controversial and makes people think about the topic in a different way.
However, I am not mentioning names, but I think quite a few of you have misunderstood what they mean by the word "illusion" in this context. It is used in the sociological meaning of the term, that Al Qaeda, the organisation, is an intangible thing, and therefore equivalent to something mythical like words such as fate, God, power etcetera.
I think that the documentary has a clear postmodernist view on the subject since it is accounting for how the history of Islamism and how it was portrayed and, by some implicit consent, demonised by certain political entities who would benefit from "defeating it" in terms of popularity. Sociologists often research this field of politics since it is definitely clear that we as people deal with very complicated terms in a very colloquial manner in daily speech by referring to them by simple names such as conservatism, terrorism and democracy.
In that sense I understand how the title could be misleading. I did entertain that it was a bogus article, but it seems genuine. Either way, is the BBC info article about the series.
Also, a BBC documentary does not mean it necessarily reflects the view of the BBC news team or the television network itself. It is however a good quality documentary, and BBC prides itself on that sort of content, plus it is controversial and makes people think about the topic in a different way.
However, I am not mentioning names, but I think quite a few of you have misunderstood what they mean by the word "illusion" in this context. It is used in the sociological meaning of the term, that Al Qaeda, the organisation, is an intangible thing, and therefore equivalent to something mythical like words such as fate, God, power etcetera.
I think that the documentary has a clear postmodernist view on the subject since it is accounting for how the history of Islamism and how it was portrayed and, by some implicit consent, demonised by certain political entities who would benefit from "defeating it" in terms of popularity. Sociologists often research this field of politics since it is definitely clear that we as people deal with very complicated terms in a very colloquial manner in daily speech by referring to them by simple names such as conservatism, terrorism and democracy.
In that sense I understand how the title could be misleading. I did entertain that it was a bogus article, but it seems genuine. Either way, is the BBC info article about the series.
Last of the Saiyans
Legendary Saiyan
Sounds interesting but I don't buy it
Dionysus
Brandy and Death
Or... the Illuminati!
Sexta Espada
Kylahullu
Long ass vid.
Not the suicides on the building scene by the Individual 11 I hope.
Anyway on the vid I know i seen it before but can't remember much of it but i think it came down to this that although there are Islamic terrorists out there. The whole they all come under the orders of one man and completely unified is the "There is no Al Qaeda" part and that the threat is over blown for politicians own reasons as a slight change in terror level or economic situation or anything can change the way a person might vote in an election (which is true people are fickle enough for that) that they will make up a story to swing those voters and make them obedient.
Psycho
ChⒶos Reigns
al-qaeda was the name of the US-created forces in afghenistan during the cold war to press back the invading sovietics
al-qaeda exists, and it probably was the terrorist group that atacked the US, but the so called "war-on-terrorism" is invading iraq, and between iraq and afghenistan (country in which al-qaeda was formed and has it's HQ in) theres iran, so either military have a horrible aim, or this war is not on terrorism
drache
who's afraid ofa big bad wolf?
More the whole idea of a fictional war and a fictional terrorist group created to move some agenda and then disgarded when done with.
I don't know Ghost in the Shell is probably my favorite anime because of it's complex themes and the entire plot sounds almost like this. I'll try and describe it better if needed later, right now typing with one hand due to my own stupidity.
I get what you mean, sometimes I get lost in the episodes (and no it's not lost by just concentrating on the Major xD). Anyway I will rewatch all of 2nd gig when they show it again but right now they (on UK tv) are going through Stand Alone Complex with the laughing man. I love the show but sometimes get lost watching it.
And I just realised how off topic this post is since my thoughts on Al Qaeda as a umbrella term for any islamic groups unlinked to each other to bring up fear in people and Government faking terror alerts to get votes during elections have already been said.
sikvod00
Member
If an anti-terrorist organization like Section 9 actually existed, Al-qaeda would be out of business in no time. The major is too much of a badass.
AbnormallyNormal
1 + 2 + 3 = 1 * 2 * 3
wow some people are really insane lolz
