[Charles Martel]

The big monkey wrench in this theory of course is the killing of Osama Bin Laden. How could they continue to believe they had control of Al Qeada after carrying out that assassination ?

Osama was also a burden to Al Qaeda; the U.S. could not justify disengaging from the War on Terror until the 9/11 mastermind was dead (or convincingly declared to be). Removing Bin Laden allowed the script to move in the direction of more "moderate" groups, such as the Muslim Brotherhood.

I think this writer has connected more than a few of the dots.

[newfreep]

I’ve never read any criticism of obamatollah for ordering full koranimal rights to OBL - the leader of the 9-11 attacks on America.

What leader “honors” such an evil enemy?

Only a “leader” that sees OBL as his spiritual leader. That is treason.

[justa-hairyape]

So if you are supporting this article, the US made a deal with Al Qeada, and then decided to kill of its leader, so the US could then make a deal with the Muslim Brotherhood ? One would think that making a deal with a group that just killed off the leader of the last group it had a deal with, could be a little hazardous.