Even I can say you're totally wrong already in the first claims. Al Qaida has/had quite a bit of popular support in Saudi Arabia -- AND the explicit goal to ov

Even I can say you're totally wrong already in the first claims. Al Qaida has/had quite a bit of popular support in Saudi Arabia -- AND the explicit goal to overthrow the Saudi royal family. If you check history, that is what makes you top-of-the-list to most any dictatorial junta! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Al_Qaeda_in_Saudi_Arabia#Ideology_and_formation http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Al_Qaeda_in_Saudi_Arabia#Ideolo... "Like al-Qaeda, it opposes the Al Saud monarchy.[8] AQAP was formed in January 2009 from a merger of al Qaeda's Yemeni and Saudi branches.[1] The Saudi group had been effectively suppressed by the Saudi government, forcing its members to seek sanctuary in Yemen." I write this because I want to point out: It is disgustingly dishonest to blame a country for what a dozen individuals do, like you do with the 9/11 terrorists. If we allow that "reasoning", how should the world judge all Muslims considering the millions of murders/rapes/etc in Sudan? (At least those Muslims from the large part of the Muslim world where the criticism about [Sudan's violations of] human rights is ignored or claimed to be a western conspiracy.)