The americain superpower :

Le 11 septembre 2001

Introduction :
September 11, 2001
The attacks of September 11, 2001 is the founding myth from which the Anglo-Saxons justify their military hypertrophy. In a world where no State seeks to compete with them, they invented an imaginary enemy and invisible unrivaled power: terrorism. It is therefore not possible to challenge this global military dominance without questioning the government version of the attacks of Sept. 11, and the very existence of an alleged conspiracy Islamic world.
Initiated by Thierry Meyssan from this website and its books, the Movement for the truth about Sept. 11 is now supported by the majority of world public opinion.
Like a ball of yarn that is unwound, the record Sept. 11 begins with questions about the presence of explosives in the rubble of the World Trade Center and the absence of aircraft debris in those of the Pentagon. It continues with questions about other attacks attributed to Al Qaeda. Then, it leads to the questioning of anti-terrorist and the contestation of the legitimacy of the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq.

It said there was a before and after September 11, 2001, and this date would mark the advent of even a new era in international relations calls for new law to replace a legal arsenal, which some , is now outdated.
The purpose of this book, which contains the proceedings of an international symposium held January 14, 2002 in Paris, is to test the hypothesis of such a failure and, more specifically, to assess the scope of changes to the rules of international law.With this in mind that three areas were explored: the first concerns the question of defining terrorism, the second on the regulation of the fight against terrorism and the third examines how the repression of terrorist acts.
Are well addressed issues as diverse as state terrorism, bio-terrorism, military retaliation for terrorist acts or the status of prisoners belonging to terrorist