What happened in Mumbai on 26th November? Who are the “terrorists”? What did they hope to achieve? Who benefits?
If anything has been learnt from 9/11, you cannot take the mainline interpretation on any terrorist event at face value. Bear this in mind as the mainline news spins this to suit the various political agendas of the major players involved.
Regardless of who really is responsible, each major player has the opportunity to accuse and condemn whoever is the most convenient suspect. India has an interest to blame Pakistan. The Pakistanis have vigorously denied responsibility. This attack would give them the excuse to retaliate against Pakistan. These countries have been at eachother’s throats for years. Alternatively, the US would like an excuse to go into Pakistan on the premise of fighting the “war on terror” with the real agenda of growing the American empire. This is the same ploy used to capture Iraq and Afghanistan. Perhaps the US will offer to hit Pakistan on behalf of India in exchange for the spoils of Pakistan. Read this article.
The US need another fresh war front to keep the military-industrial complex well supplied with fresh orders for armaments. The US economy depends and relies on this cashflow from war, especially during the economic crisis.
Did you notice how Al Qaeda was the first to be accused of responsibility? Then another Islamic extremist organization called Lashkar-e-Tayyiba has been accused, but they have vehemently denied complicity. One commentator remarks that one of the gunmen was wearing an orange wristband, which is a Hindu traditional ornament. Muslims are apparently forbidden from wearing such symbolic ornamentation. One Pakistani commentator believes India tried to do their own version of 9/11 but botched it badly. Bollywood is no match for Hollywood!
Remember the previous comments of Colin Powell and Joe Biden predicting a “generated crisis” to occur in time for the inauguration of Obama on Jan 20-22. Is a nuclear India/Pakistan war what they had in mind?
2009 is gearing up for severe turbulence. Fasten your safety belt.
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