http://www.realclearpolitics.com/articles/2007/05/exploiting_alqaidas_weaknesses...

May 02, 2007
Exploiting Al-Qaida's Weaknesses
By Austin Bay

In February 2004, Iraqi and coalition intelligence intercepted a message
to al-Qaida's "senior leaders." Written by al-Qaida's Iraqi commander, the
now-deceased Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, the letter outlined al-Qaida's last
ditch "surge" plan for defeating democracy in Iraq and avoiding what it
saw as a looming, devastating defeat for its totalitarian theology.

Zarqawi's letter lamented al-Qaida's "failure to enlist support" in Iraq
and "to scare the Americans into leaving." After Iraqis run their own
government, Zarqawi wrote, "the sons of this land will be the authority.
... This is the democracy. We will have no pretexts."

:Most likely this topic itself is a disinformation from Pentagon's
strategic workshop.

911 attack was done in the name of Al Qaida. Now a lot of American
people realize that 911 was an inside job. It's 911 that gave Bush
excuse to start his Mid-east war.

Two years ago, Al Qaida also bombed the Shiite shrine. Which provoke a
conflict between Sunni and Shiite. Who benefit from it? The civil war
in Iraq give Bush an excuse to send more troops to Iraq in the name of
maintain "security". Al Qaida once again helps Bush.

Al Qaida did a lot of car bomb attack to kill Iraqi civilians. They
avoid to touch the oil facilities. Because that is the goal of Bush's
administration. Al Qaida in Iraq targets at civilians. Their target is
more at Arabs not US.

Whom does Al Qaida work for?