Former prime minister Dr Mahathir Mohamad today said that the Arabs are by nature incapable of the detailed execution of the Sept 11, 2001 attacks which has been blamed on Arab terrorists.
However, Mahathir said the kind of "detailed planning, precise training and execution" required for the attack are something that agents trained by the United States Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) and Israeli's Institute of Intelligence and Special Operations (Mossad) are capable of.
"The Arabs may have been great warriors in the past but after they fell to Western rule, they have lost their prowess. They have been so inept in going against Israel that they have not won a single battle even though their force outnumber Israeli (forces).
"The Arabs are unable to plan or strategise. Their execution of battle plans is plain bad. They are not disciplined people and this lack of discipline is seen everywhere. They can't keep plans secret...
"I can imagine trained operatives in the CIA and Mossad planning and executing (the attacks) but not Arabs like (al-Qaeda leader Osama) bin Laden, planning from Afghanistan," he said.
Mahathir had said this in his keynote speech at the Perdana Global Peace Foundation conference to uncover the truth about the 9/11 attacks in PWTC, Kuala Lumpur today.
The anti-war activist had previously courted controversy by saying that if the US can produce the blockbuster animation film Avatar, then the country also has the ability to manufacture the 9/11 attacks.
However, Mahathir said the kind of "detailed planning, precise training and execution" required for the attack are something that agents trained by the United States Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) and Israeli's Institute of Intelligence and Special Operations (Mossad) are capable of. "The Arabs may have been great warriors in the past but after they fell to Western rule, they have lost their prowess. They have been so inept in going against Israel that they have not won a single battle even though their force outnumber Israeli (forces).
"The Arabs are unable to plan or strategise. Their execution of battle plans is plain bad. They are not disciplined people and this lack of discipline is seen everywhere. They can't keep plans secret...
"I can imagine trained operatives in the CIA and Mossad planning and executing (the attacks) but not Arabs like (al-Qaeda leader Osama) bin Laden, planning from Afghanistan," he said. Mahathir had said this in his keynote speech at the Perdana Global Peace Foundation conference to uncover the truth about the 9/11 attacks in PWTC, Kuala Lumpur today.
The anti-war activist had previously courted controversy by saying that if the US can produce the blockbuster animation film Avatar, then the country also has the ability to manufacture the 9/11 attacks.
'Find the beneficiaries'
Apologising to the Arabs for saying they are inept, Mahathir persisted that only people "like the Americans who planned to kill bin Laden, with the planning, including how to dump the victim's body".
"They are brilliant. If the Arabs had taken up such training, it would have been known to the CIA and Mossad. If the hijackers were not Arab, who were brilliant hijackers?" he asked.
Mahathir said that the uncovering of the truth behind 9/11 is pertinent as the event changed the world and made Muslims the "universal enemies of the whole world".
He said this despite the Western nations realising that Muslims are "too busy killing each other than to kill Europeans".
"(Muslim) airline passengers are subjected to humiliating searches... and at the slightest suspicion, hauled off for questioning and detention...
"Perhaps (the Western nations) feel guilty and expect revenge for the injustices perpetrated by that they fear Muslims. They are obsessed with their own security that it is detrimental with the security of measures," he said.
He added that the search for the truth should ultimately look at the "beneficiaries" of 9/11.
"After 9/11, we have seen the devastation of two Muslim countries...(and the) undermining of security of nations everywhere, forcing trillions of dollars spent.
"Someone gained from this, find the beneficiaries and you'll find the terrorists," he said.
Others due to speak at the conference are former US congresswoman Cythia McKinney, journalist James Corbett, founder of Architects and Engineers for 9/11 Truth Richard Gage, International Movement for a Just World Chandra Muzaffar and university professors Niloufer Bhagwat, Hans Koechler and Gurdial Singh Nijar.
Apologising to the Arabs for saying they are inept, Mahathir persisted that only people "like the Americans who planned to kill bin Laden, with the planning, including how to dump the victim's body".
"They are brilliant. If the Arabs had taken up such training, it would have been known to the CIA and Mossad. If the hijackers were not Arab, who were brilliant hijackers?" he asked.Mahathir said that the uncovering of the truth behind 9/11 is pertinent as the event changed the world and made Muslims the "universal enemies of the whole world".
He said this despite the Western nations realising that Muslims are "too busy killing each other than to kill Europeans".
"(Muslim) airline passengers are subjected to humiliating searches... and at the slightest suspicion, hauled off for questioning and detention...
"Perhaps (the Western nations) feel guilty and expect revenge for the injustices perpetrated by that they fear Muslims. They are obsessed with their own security that it is detrimental with the security of measures," he said.
He added that the search for the truth should ultimately look at the "beneficiaries" of 9/11."After 9/11, we have seen the devastation of two Muslim countries...(and the) undermining of security of nations everywhere, forcing trillions of dollars spent.
"Someone gained from this, find the beneficiaries and you'll find the terrorists," he said.
Others due to speak at the conference are former US congresswoman Cythia McKinney, journalist James Corbett, founder of Architects and Engineers for 9/11 Truth Richard Gage, International Movement for a Just World Chandra Muzaffar and university professors Niloufer Bhagwat, Hans Koechler and Gurdial Singh Nijar.
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