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9/11 and the “American Inquisition”

Michel Chossudovsky - September 11, 2008

Today’s “Global War on Terrorism” is a modern form of inquisition. It has all the essential ingredients of the French and Spanish inquisitions.

Going after ” Islamic terrorists”, carrying out a Worldwide preemptive war to ” protect the Homeland” are used to justify a military agenda.

“The Global War on Terrorism” (GWOT) is presented as a “Clash of Civilizations”, a war between competing values and religions, when in reality it is an outright war of conquest, guided by strategic and economic objectives.

The GWOT is the ideological backbone of the American Empire. It defines US military doctrine, including the preemptive use of nuclear weapons against the “state sponsors” of terrorism.

The preemptive “defensive war” doctrine and the “war on terrorism” against Al Qaeda constitute essential building blocks of America’s National Security Strategy as formulated in early 2002. The objective is to present “preemptive military action” –meaning war as an act of “self-defense” against two categories of enemies, “rogue States” and “Islamic terrorists”, both of which are said to possess weapons of mass destruction.

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One Response to “9/11 and the “American Inquisition””

  1. Peter Says:

    My great great great grandfather was a Baptist minister in central New York state during the early 19th century. He had a fairly large library of scholarly books. I inherited one titled, THE HISTORY OF THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH, from the birth of Christ to the 18th Century: including the very interesting account of the Waldenses and Albigenses
    By William Jones (1762-1843)
    The link is, http://www.wayoflife.org/articles/jones00.htm
    Evidently , during this time period of the early 19th century, there was an awareness of the power of the Vatican that is for some reason covered up in todays popular culture. My guess is the Vatican is controlling popular culture so as to keep Protestant America ignorant of these grotesque histories. I have always felt myself to be fortunate to have this “forebidden knowledge”. Today, it is on the internet for all to see and learn from.
    Drawing historical analogies like these are key to understanding our modern dilemmas.
    Kudos to Mr Chossudovsky.

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