Justin Raimondo's article on 9/11

Today is 9/11/2015, a day of solemn remembrance for the tragedy the US had suffered 14 years ago. The sad event was exploited by the Bush administration to launch to criminal wars against the Afghans and Iraqis killing and destroying the lives of millions of innocent victims who had nothing to do with the tragedy. To this very day, these two countries are suffering.

While the neocon criminals who cooked up the case for perennial war have been proven wrong and have been defeated, they are not dead. In recent months they have become vocal about the nuclear deal with Iran. Dick Cheney, the war criminal, has dared to write a new book and is appearing in the neocon mouthpiece Fox TV to sell his sickening book.

Justin Raimondo has written an article on 9/11, which is worth reading. You can read this by clicking here.

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