The 9/11 false flag attack has propelled a wave of perpetual wars building a new order based upon chaos.
Aaron Dykes
Activist Post
Twelve years after the September 11 attacks, Americans are still entangled in perpetual war, centered around the Middle East which has been based in numerous theaters, including Iraq and Afghanistan, Libya and now possibly Syria. The specter of terrorism still looms, putting supposedly-guaranteed civil rights in the backseat and fear in the fast lane.
Checkpoints and security measures have accelerated at home in the United States, while a military without a clear mission continues roaming campaigns against supposed hotbeds of terrorism, or alternately ‘extremism’, carrying out clandestine operations and drone strikes in Pakistan, Yemen, Somalia, Sudan and other locales, and tense diplomatic relations in countless parts of the globe.
In short, the world has never been the same since 9/11. The term itself has been seared into the collective conscience, never to be forgotten.
Aaron DykesActivist Post
Twelve years after the September 11 attacks, Americans are still entangled in perpetual war, centered around the Middle East which has been based in numerous theaters, including Iraq and Afghanistan, Libya and now possibly Syria. The specter of terrorism still looms, putting supposedly-guaranteed civil rights in the backseat and fear in the fast lane.
Checkpoints and security measures have accelerated at home in the United States, while a military without a clear mission continues roaming campaigns against supposed hotbeds of terrorism, or alternately ‘extremism’, carrying out clandestine operations and drone strikes in Pakistan, Yemen, Somalia, Sudan and other locales, and tense diplomatic relations in countless parts of the globe.
In short, the world has never been the same since 9/11. The term itself has been seared into the collective conscience, never to be forgotten.
