Not many folk seem to get this one fact: There is another event in fairly recent history of the U.S. being brought into a war it did not want to fight. Before 911, there weren’t too many Americans around that would support going to war with Iraq. The international banking community (the ones that really run the world) needed to get the currency and banking in Iraq under their control. There are actually few places on the globe that are not under the control of the international bankers.
Iraq (my guess) would have accounted for a large amount of money and power not under their control. Now, Mr. Peabody, set the way back machine to the year 1941. WW2 was humming right along over in Europe, with Germany aligning herself with Italy and Japan. All three nations were not under the control of these same international bankers. The American people did not want to have any part in a war that did not involve them, as we had only 2 decades earlier been involved in WW1, a war that even most historians can’t really say how it started. Suddenly, early on a Sunday morning, when no one was watching (or so the story goes, anyway) Japan launched the bombing of Pearl Harbor. If a person does a little research, it’s fairly obvious that the event on December 7, 1941, was also a set up. Over night, America wanted to fight. The 2 events are uncannily done the same way.