Donald Trump has said he knows who was behind the al-Qaeda attacks on America in September 2001 and added that “Iraq did not knock down the World Trade Centre”.“It was not Iraq,” the president told ABC News. “It were other people. And I think I know who the other people were. And you might also.”Mr Trump
Donald Trump has said he knows who was behind the al-Qaeda attacks on America in September 2001 and added that “Iraq did not knock down the World Trade Centre”.
Mr Trump was criticising America’s military intervention in the Middle East, which he said was ”the worst decision made in the history of our country” “We’re now up to almost $8trn . And when we want to build a roadway, a highway, a school, or something, everyone’s always fighting over money. It’s ridiculous. So that was a bad decision.”The president initially claimed he says “good things about lots of people” before remarking “I’ve done a great job” and saying “everyone thought we were going to be at war” the day after he was elected.
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