March 16, 2010
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Palast Questions Bush's War Motives

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When it comes to the War on Terror, author Greg Palast insists that our government is telling us to pay no attention to the Saudis behind al-Qaeda. In a recent Buzzflash interview, Palast alleges that the war in Iraq was a red herring to keep us from looking at the real culprits of the World Trade Center attacks -- Saudi Arabia. He even declares that Saudis have financially colonized America. Examine for yourself the emerging connections between the Saudi royal family and the 'Bush Cartel,' in this Best of the Web Special.
-- Erin Ferdinand

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