BIN
LADEN'S PLAN
The Project for the New Al
Qaeda
Century
by David Malone
(Trafford Publishing, Nonfiction,
2005)
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DISCOVER
The Strategy Behind Al Qaeda
OVERVIEW
BUSH'S
WAR POLICY FAILED
AMERICA by:
(A) Allowing the high command of Al Qaeda's global insurgency the 7-year
boon
of a Pakistani safe haven,
(B) Exhausting America's financial, military and ideological resources
on a war
in Iraq that has only increased the oil revenues, terrorist recruitment
and
ideological appeal fueling Al Qaeda's war against American imperialism,
(C) Blocking the necessary platform for American victory: a U.S.-led
"Manhattan- Project" initiative to resolve the global energy crisis
through sustainable uses of cheap, renewable energy sources.
BIN LADEN'S STRATEGY
Goals
- Overarching: AL QAEDA HAS ENDEAVORED TO
PORTRAY ITS WAR
ON AMERICA AS A DEFENSIVE JIHAD AGAINST A "GREAT SATAN" EMPIRE. Most
successfully, Bin Laden prompted this
display of imperial belligerence from the United States by baiting the
oil-hungry
Bush Administration into crusading across the Middle East in pursuit of
its
"Project
for
the
New American Century" initiative. On
the central front of the war, the
ideological battlefield, the 9/11 masterminds duped Bush into sabotaging
America's reputation and enhancing that of the Al Qaeda insurgency.
Among the terrorist syndicate’s arsenal of
weapons, CRUSADER BAITING MOST THREATENS U.S. NATIONAL SECURITY.
- Short term: Al
Qaeda primarily seeks to provoke
the U.S.
invasions of Pakistan and Yemen, along with the U.S.-backed Israeli
invasion of
Iran in order to solidify the image of a crusading superpower.
- Long term: Al
Qaeda aspires to enact the
Apocalypse
myth by
portraying
Bin Laden as the awaited Muslim Messiah at war with the Great
Satan
empire.
Methodology
- Selecting an
appropriate U.S. President: Bin
Laden's October
surprises
in 2000 and 2004 supported Bush's
presidential
election victories, a
pattern of support for U.S. war hawks that Al Qaeda tried to repeat in 2008 and 2012.
- Provoking America: Al
Qaeda waged a ten-year campaign to
provoke an American invasion of Iraq, an effort that culminated in the
9/11
attack.
- Creating a nuclear
Frankenstein: The Bush
Administration's botched occupation of Afghanistan and disastrous
Pakistan
policy transformed Al Qaeda into the world's strongest nuclear power, a
stateless terrorist empire with access to nuclear weapons, the
capability of
worldwide deployment and immunity from nuclear counterattack. As
long as America fails to isolate geographically
the syndicate’s high command outside of the official borders defining
U.S.-allied nations, Al Qaeda will enjoy a “nuclear shield” by which it
effectively subverts the doctrine of mutually assured destruction that
had
prevented nuclear war since the dawn of the atomic age.