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9/11 Synthetic Terror: Made in USA further indication for this. We
don't know what else will come up in the coming days.... History has not
ended yet. There are murderers around, who have not been punished,
criminals who have not paid the price for their deeds." (FAZ, November
23, 2001; EIR) MUSLIM VOICES CONDEMN 9/11, DENY OFFICIAL STORY In a talk
show broadcast on the Egyptian government's official nation-wide first
television channel featuring leading intellectual Professor Mohammed
Selim on November 24, all the participants agreed that organizing the
9/11 attacks was simply beyond the ability of Osama bin Laden and
company. "No one in Egypt believes that Osama bin Laden did it," the
professor noted. The London-based AI-Sharq Al-Awsat is generally viewed
as the semi-official organ of the Saudi government and the Saudi royal
family, and has the largest circulation in the kingdom. This paper
carried a commentary by the former Minister of Culture, Farouk
Al-Berbir, which attempted to refute the US official account. According
to Berbir, "the war on terrorism is an umbrella for the clash of
civilizations. Saudi officials suspect that American terrorists were
behind the September 11 attacks." Berbir elaborated that "probably, the
statements made by some Saudi officials, who say that they suspect that
terrorists from inside the United States itself have been involved in
this sophisticated operation, is enough to prove the meaninglessness of
accusing bin Laden,... who was financed and armed by the CIA to fight
the war against the Soviets." According to Berbir, the "war against
Islamic terrorism" is simply a new cloak for the old familiar American
"arrogance of power" and for the powerful Zionist faction in the US
administration. In Berbir's view, the "US has failed to prove or present
a single tangible proof for" its official 9/11 story. (AI-Sharq Al-
Awsat, November 30, 2001) The Saudi press also accused the Israeli
intelligence service, the Mossad, of complicity in the attacks.
Columnist Abd al-Jabbar Adwan wrapped up this paper's view when he
pointed to the numerous Armageddon and Apocalypse cults now operating on
the American scene, writing: "Perhaps everyone will be surprised to find
that, once again, the operation was `Made in the USA,' as American
society is filled with religious groups who consider themselves to be
enemies of the state, its mechanisms and its liberal society." (A1-Sharq
AI-Awssat, September 13, 2001) Iran's Siyasat-e Ruz carried a front-page
editorial entitled "A Blow From Within," in which it argued that since
the attacks must have been carried out according to "a complicated
methodical, technical and intelligence plan, [this] must have been done
by a group or organization that has precise intelligence, access to
America's vital and sensitive center, access to high quality weapons and
explosives and infiltrators in those organs." In this paper's view, the
prime suspects were "dissident elements in the American community,
especially the