What is it with all the conspiracy theories? (From Asian Image)

What is it with all the conspiracy theories?

4:10pm Tuesday 19th January 2010

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On my travels around the local shops and garages I always come across Asians sat around discussing conspiracy theories relating to the bombings, occupation and the sugar drought in Muslim countries.

The overwhelming conclusions people make is that the West is to blame for all our failings economically, technologically and politically.

Common theories are that 9/11 was orchestrated by America and the July bombing were an inside job and so on so forth. Funnily enough America seems to be at the heart of all the conspiracy theories there seems to ever have been developed.

The media is portrayed as a bunch of liars run by the Murdochs who want to ridicule Islam at every turn. (More like he wants to make money and he doesn't even know that there is such a religion as Islam!).

Unfortunately, we the Muslims are doing a phenomenal job for them without the use of the media or the likes of George Bush.

Terror groups, Taliban and every other two bit crooked sect and evil bombers who think it is acceptable to blow themselves up in bazaars and mosques, and in their warped thinking feel they are representing us Muslims is a sham. For the record these people are not CIA or Mossad but alcoholics still suffering a hangover from their parents telling them what is right and what is wrong.

Now, I accept that the West does have ulterior motives in some cases and we all know that they seek to divide and rule like the kings and queens of old. And the chances are Old Osama is dead already.

But if you actually read your history books you will find that modern wars have more to do with land and resources than anything else. But I also think they are not as clever as we the Muslims make them out.

I think blaming everyone else for everything is the easy way out for us.

It means we don’t need to look inwards and solve the problems ourselves.

Problems existed in Pakistan and Afghanistan well before the West even became industrialised.

I would like to leave you with this thought...how come we don't feel there is a conspiracy theory when it comes to getting that red passport? All of a sudden we swea

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