It has been twenty-five years since the tragic event of September 11, and during these years, Americans are still in pursuit of security and justice. However, the question that arises is whether American presidents have truly fulfilled their promises regarding national security.
Secrecy and Accountability
While the global community, especially Americans, expect their government to investigate the role of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in this major incident with greater transparency, many political and military leaders in this country remain in a shadow of silence and secrecy. This silence is evident not only at the governmental level but also in the media and research institutions.
Moreover, these concealments have led many people to turn to conspiracy theories and foster significant doubts about the true intentions of governments. While public opinion seeks more transparency, politicians seem to prefer suppressing criticism rather than addressing sensitive questions.
Has National Security Become a Victim of Politics?
In this context, the question arises whether American national security has become a victim of partisan politics and personal interests. Many believe that government actions regarding Saudi Arabia and other countries are more dependent on economic and political interests than on the actual security of the people. This reflects a lack of adequate attention to public demands and human rights.
With twenty-five years passing since that bitter day, American society is still in search of justice and answers to unanswered questions. Will there come a day when the truths will be revealed and people will achieve the security they deserve? The future of this issue remains shrouded in ambiguity.
