Reply #2: wow...read this carefully...it says it all

[dweller]

Many Iraqis, even those glad to be rid of Saddam Hussein, blame the United States for the violence and some harbour
suspicions that instability and potential sectarian warfare in Iraq are in fact policy goals for Washington and its allies.

They accuse U.S. President George Bush and Prime Minister Tony Blair of turning their country into a haven for militants like
Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, al Qaeda's leader in Iraq.

Offering a glimpse into the startling conspiracy theories that thrive in the hothouse, crisis atmosphere of Baghdad, one university
professor, who insisted that he not be identified for fear of reprisal attacks, found an unlikely candidate to blame:

"I'm against any attack that is aimed at killing innocent civilians," the academic said as he laboured, perspiring over a broken
electricity generator at his home.

"This is all the work of the Freemasons who stand in the face of Islam and stop it through their agents Osama bin Laden and
Zarqawi, who claim to speak in the name of Islam."

"their agents"

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