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Wars of Terror, part 2

The Oldest Soul, Thursday, May 1, 2003 - 14:02
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Noam Chomsky

Some of the immediate questions posed by the crimes of 9/11: (1) Who is responsible? (2) What are the reasons? (3) What is the proper reaction? (4) What are the longer-term consequences?...

- continued from 'Wars of Terror, part 1"...

Much more should be said about continuity and its institutional roots. But let’s turn instead to some of the immediate questions posed by the crimes of 9/11:
 
(1) Who is responsible?
 
(2) What are the reasons?
 
(3) What is the proper reaction?
 
(4) What are the longer-term consequences?
 
As for (1), it was assumed, plausibly, that the guilty parties were bin Laden and his al-Qaeda network. No one knows more about them than the CIA, which, together with US allies, recruited radical Islamists from many countries and organized them into a military and terrorist force that Reagan anointed “the moral equivalent of the founding fathers,

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