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The implications of 9/11 - The Islam, Muslims and West.



Terrorism after 9/11 had changed the surface of reality. The theory on clash of civilisations had imbedded with the foriegn policy of western powers with intent to carry on the mind game of west against the east.

In reality there are no such things. Its all about power and who want to control whom. The west is actually wants to hold the power against east. The emerging of India and China as the superpowers had terroried the western dominance on world issues.

So, the west has no choice but to create a proxy war by creating conflicts around the globe to retain the power.

If you had noticed after the fall of the Berlin Wall, the involvement of west on conflicts around the world is very clear on creating an enemy to re-establish its dominance on world affairs.

Unfortunately Islam and Muslims become the victims on this mind game. The clear indications on this matter are the conflicts involving Muslim countries after the 9/11. From Balkan conflict to current Middle East uprisings had proved that the West has a bigger agenda than what world had perceived on these conflicts.:

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