I won't comment on 9/11. However, I will say that bankers love wars. A war means a country will borrow lots of money. Basically, it's a gamble to bet on which side will win. Bankers instigated some wars, and were the reason some went on for far too long. They're basically the folks sitting behind the "guys in charge" saying "hey, that guy over there said you were a pussy / wanted to rape your daughter / insulted your patriotism / has lots of resources you could exploit ... you should kick his ass."
I put "guys in charge" in quotes, b/c today most powerful nations have central banks. And the central banks control the nations. They get together at their IMF (International Monetary Fund) parties to grouse about how to make more money, and funnel goods/commodities/labor around the world to make more money in up/down markets. They orchestrate market binges/collapses. They also talk about the nations they own as if they're pet guard dogs. EG: you threaten a US FED chairmen, he will talk about how he could weild the US military against you. There is no illusion about who is in charge. The folks printing all the money and controlling the markets are in charge. The folks with the most to gain from a war (by lending out money to countries going to war) are in charge. Everyone else thinking they live in a nation with a government that's in charge are simply delusional.
And, it's probably conspiracy theorist, but if you could push a terrorist organization to trigger a series of events that caused a nation to invade another nation and borrow billions from you ...there is a very heavy incentive to be immoral.
Likewise, the way our FED works, they print out $X dollars of paper ... it's nothing but paper ... in exchange for a bond from the gov't that says they will pay back $X in real value PLUS interest. That real value is basically taxes people pay on goods and services ... real value things ... that businesses and entrepreneurs make. We are in a debt-driven society. The Fed creats debt every time they print more cash, b/c the gov't has to pay it back with interest. It's a losing proposition. The only way to pay it back is to have an ever-growing GDP / economy, but our economy can only grow so much. Eventually it stagnates (esp. since the Fed controls it through QE) ... it's a losing game.
The government has always been a lapdog, and always will be as long as bankers are in charge.
