The Attacks on September 11th 2001

September 11, 2001 is a day that is always remembered in history. The events originally thought of as strange accidents turned into a horrible nightmare for our country and the United States was attacked. In the morning of the attack, al Qaeda's terrorist group dominated the four commercial jet headed for California, intentionally breaking the two planes into the twin towers of the World Trade Center. The last plane crashed into a place in Pennsylvania and never arrived at the final destination of the White House. Such an attack against the United States was done by the Islamic culture that had been planned for many years.

A few days ago was the 15th anniversary of the attack on 11th September 2001. I omit the detailed analysis and analysis of this strange historical truth, as everyone is writing about these attacks and how they change us eternally. We are events in the collective social consciousness of the state. I would like to say 9/11 is a bad thing. Very bad. Without real provocation or excuses, 3000 people were murdered. The same number of Americans died on December 7, 1941, but the ratio of military and civilian was almost exactly opposite. The difference is that this is not a military attack by other nations. It is an international criminal organization that uses terrorism as a strategy to achieve ideological goals, keeping Westerners away from the Arabian Peninsula (and destroying Israel - but this is another matter).

Historians remember two earthquake shocks in the early 21st century. With the collapse of Lehman Brothers, the global financial crisis broke out more than a decade ago. This was a terrorist attack on September 11, 2001. September 11 led to the bankruptcy economy and political liquidation of the war, Lehman Brothers. Liquidation is not over yet, as the battle is still in progress. Lehman failed to sell toxic loans and securities related to the US real estate market. The bankruptcy was the cause of confusion. Each country's trade reported by the World Trade Organization (WTO) is decreasing. Even in the United States alone, trust in the real economy has decreased by $ 2 trillion. In order to limit debt, the government adopted austerity measures. As the range of interest rate reductions runs out, Central Bank Governor makes quantitative easing (creation of funds for purchasing bonds)